The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-22

Local Brevisies,
The regular monthly business meet
Ing of the Reform club takes place to.
night.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
1870
Hon. N. j. Insc0re will address the
Reform club tonight at the hall OF the
club.
If you don't believe Pettis & Bird
are selling groceries way down low. go
and see them and be convinced. lw
There will be . game of base ball at
the foot OF Eighth street this afternoon,
OF 2 O'Clock.
Henry Schick has the celebrated five
cent "lnfant" cigar. Pure Havana filler
with Connecticut wrapper. lw
The "Flor de Alma" is superior ten
cent cigar for sale by Henry Schick, near
the corner Of Ninth street, on CONNER
cial avenue. 3.22-lw
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at 8
o'clock. l.4.tt
As will he seen by 8 notice else.
where, Mr.. J. II. Metcalf offers to sell or
exchange his Pulaski county farm.
MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Mulkey's little
daughter Maggie is in very critical
condition. We did not learn the nature
of her ailment.
Try the "FiOr de Alma" ten cent
cigar, at the cigar store Of Henry
Schick. 3-22lw
Almost every steamboat that lands
at our wharf has on board negro fami-
lies who are leaving the south, and who
are seeking homes In the northern states.
Query "Why will men smoke com
mon tobacco when they con buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina at
the same price, l6-3.u.
1T the Delta band and the other
bands would make use OF the music
stands and play US tune occasionally,
these nights would be doubly endesrning.
For the best five:ceut cigar In town
20 10 Henry Schick's and get the "In,
liant" 3.22-lw
"A fire occurred at Mound City on
afternoon. destroying 1.-The
residences of Mr. Pat Higgins and
County Attorney Smith, and tosome OK
tent damaging that OF Mr.. s. ID. Beau.
The total loss was about 81 200.
Go to Pettjs g. Birds for eggs
twelve dozen, 81. Potatoes, per bushel,
40 cents. lw
This weather is by no means relished
by our butchers, some OF whom have al
ready commenced to buy ice to preserve
their meats. BY the way, ice will, from
appearances, be not less than once cent
per pound higher than it was last year.
-Ysrnell's Baking Powder
Give it trial.
A shooting club consisting Of twelve
or thirteen members has been organized
in this city. MIR. William Beerwart was
chosen president and Mr.. J. T. Thomas
secretary OF the club. Monday has been
chosen as the day Of practicing and the
place is outside OF the Mississippi levee,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Yarnell's Baking Powder is the
best.
Five cents will buy an Infant" Of
superior quality at Henry Schlck's.:
3.22,lw
Judge Bird will address the Young
Mems (colored) Debating Society at the
hall OF the colored Reform club this even.
ing upon the subject of cooperating so.
cieties. Miss Sarah Ross ana Miss Ida
Christy will supply the music tor the
The lecture will be free to all
Although the sky looked threaten.
Ing there was large crowd present at
the Mission Sunday school sociable last
night. We have not learned what the
receipts amounted to, but hope and be-
lieve that the ladies and gentlemen in
charge were not disappointed in this re-
spect.
Don't forget the Tree oyster soup at
0 O'Clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l.4.u
A at meeting Of the baseballlsts OF
this city at the X. NJ. X. G. hall last
evening a club was organized to be
known as toe Cairo Base Ball association.
About thirty-hve names were placed on
the roll Of membership. The FOL o v Ing are
the officers elected tor the ensuing year:
Chas. A. Saup, president. G. NJ. Fraser,
secretary; Ed. Dezonia, treasurer. The
above officers constitute the board Of
directors. There will be another meet
Ing of the association on next Wednes.
day evening.
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc., csll .,
No. u Ohio levee.
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