The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-24


stories of their Ohio levee establishment.
Largest stock of glnghams, fine shoes
ia the city, at Haythorns.
Health Officer George E. Olmsted yes
terday ordered eight more persons-prop'
erty owners, to have new privy vaults con-
structed on their premises.
DO not forget that Haythorn leads in
the shoe business.
Ten men were fined in Magistrate
Comings court yesterday for failing to pay
their street taxes. They paid the costs and
their taxes and then departed in peace.
If you have ''looked all around" and
cannot find decent pair of shoes go to
Haythorns and get them.
The Ohio river marked twenty feet on
the government guage yesterday morning,
at eight o'clock, and twenty and quarter
feet at six o'clock in the evening.
Ladies should know that Haythorn has
the finest handmade shoes ever shown in
Cairo. They will not squeak.
The city council Of Mound City has or
dered the city attorney to draft an ordi-
nance increasing the saloon license In that
city from one hundred to two hundred dol
lars per annum.
Losr-A liberal reward will be given to
the finder of small package, containing a
pair of bracelets and ring, if he will leave
the same at this Office.
MIR. Fred. Sticher Is having new
house built on the west side of Commercial
avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets. When finished, he will convert it
into a barber shop and bath rooms.
Check books, order books, receipt
books, etc., done on short notice at The
BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
anteed. Prices "rock bottom" =
Mr.. Marsh Warren is at work raising
the drive-well in front OF Messrs. G. o.
Patier s. Co.'S store, for the purpose of re-.
pairing it. 1t is eighty-fve feet deep and
has been out of order for several days.
Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
velopes-all colors. sizes S, 8, OK and 10
Just received at The BULLETIN office.
tsamples and prices.
The following deed was recorded by
Circuit Clerk Irwin yesterday: City Of
Cairo to Mile Ann AFTER; deed, dated
June 18th, 1881, for lot eight, in block
fourteen, in railroad addition to the city Of
Cairo.
Eight hundred pounds OF ruled stock
for commercial work. Regent and West
lock brands, and Cranes Irish linen, in
voice Just opened at The BULLETIN office,
Washington avenue corner Twelfth street
Mr.. Louis Herbert's frame house,
which was recently removed from the cor
ner of Fourth street to the corner of Four.
teenth and Poplar streets by Mr.. James
Summerwell, has been placed in position
and another story Is being built under it.
--LosT--A pin, emblematc of the Odd
Fellows and Knights of Honor combined.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving same
at saloon Of Joseph Steagala's, northeast
corner Of Sixth street and Commercial ave-
nue.
Mrs. Maria Geek was fined by Mag
istrate Comings on Friday for owning
dog and failing to pay license thereon
Marshal Myers seems to still pursue the
canine pest and their owners.
Within the last issue of the Southern
Illinois Advocate, published at Anna, Mr..
w. G. Ussery, who has for a number of
years filled the editorial chair of the Ad-
vocate, resigns his position. His successor
has not yet been designated.
Mr.. John T. Rennie, the Ohio levee
machinist, has been mistaken for the John
Raney who was fined in Magistrate Com
ings' court on Friday for carrying conceal
ed weapons and gambling implements.
The similarity between the names caused
the mistake to be made
On Thursday night negro was taken
to the hospital gate by one Of the hackmen
in the city and left lying outside. He
lay there grooming for several hours before
he was discovered, when the mayor was
notified, who ordered him 10 be taken into
the hospital for treatment at the expense of
the city.
In Magistrate Coming's court yester-
day Alexander Booth notorious negro
who lives on Fourteenth street with a white
wife, was tried for beating the woman and
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