The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
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The Market MhSlcr '"Il'c''u ~ INV
\ ,month
T.. Citizens delinquent in licenses are to be
sued.
|. Z Nr.and Mr., Haines have returned home
n srou their bridal tour.
n' MIS-. love nm old resident of Cairo
tJh., renewed to =. Louis.
r. 'rhG new postage stamps Will soon make
h their oppearsnccin this city.
= The market house went down inglori-
!. ou.ly last night at the Council meeting
8 An addition !. to he built to the Pres-
!. h,i. tian church. nnd 80 Mr. II. II. Can
y dec r..id,nc"
saturn !, nov thc evening Star in Cairo.
I, contemplating tho propriety Of be-
/, coming the SUM-
Y All Irwin, Esq, has been for sometime
n past collecting taxes in the country districts
= for Sheriff Myers.
g The Council meeting last night was link
y ed sweetness long drawn out. II adjourn
ed after midnight.
Andrew Gain, policeman, reports $'5
/. collected by him in fines since his appoint
men,, about two weeks ago.
= There are nowadays more stalls in our
streets than are in the market house and all
} the livery stables.
4 A man walked of the Fanny Brandeis
into the river the other night, and was
! drownea-almost.
!. 4 young man, not over twenty years OF
age, has been preaching, every evening for
week, at the Christian Church.
Washington avenue is badly in need Of
repara,ion, having been washed by rains
into deep ru,s and dangerous holes.
). Hartman wants auctioncers licenses re-
duced. lie also wants the city TO come
down in the matter the theatrical license.
q What has become Of the Cairo and Vim
: ccnnes Railroad Where is Burnside
Has he gone where the wood bine twineth?
The Tigrcss is bringing to Cairo 1000
bushels of coal. We are geeting ready for
any surprise the weather may give US this
summer.
That must be taste fastidiS,s and hard
TO reconcile to good things to eat that
can't be delighted by Louis Herbcrts ed-
iblcs.
Aldermen Fi,xgerald's speech last night
in the Council was considered his hsppiest
effort, II was uRavoidably crowded out Of
this issue.
The proclamation Of the XVIII Amend.
meut made Linegar placid. He isone Of :he
bcs, naiured men in the city now. He
smells official flesh pots in the distance.
Mr.. Ike Williams, who has been absent
from the city since last November, re-
turned yesterday. He is cutting wood in
Tennessee and wishes 40 employ my
workmcn to take back with him.
Winter is the emily Alderman who
evinccd any desire TO keep longer in cxis-
tence the sinecurc Markc, Mastcr.hip. II
he don know the meaning Of tine word
.inecure, let him get somebody TO tell him.
The corning down Of gold has reduced
price, everywhere, andGolds,ne 4 Rosen-
water have got % the lowest. They are
almost giving their goods away. Think Of
Il. the best Of calico for ten cents a yard
Mr.. Irwin pc,itioned the Council last
night 10 have the books Of his Assistant
Clerk, Mr.. Walton, investigated. The old |
investigating committee Was discharged
from future duty, anda new one appointed. |
That was right
Shall We not have negro jurors at the |
neat term of the Circuit Court? Judge |
Baker is Of the loyal genus, and has politi.
cal aspirations. lie should see to 1t that
Justice is done though the heavens fall,
The colored men must have their rights
Lowell, in his poem The Cathedral, says,
very beautifully, that no rose was ever like
the hrst, q marvel 10 the bush i. dawned
upon but IL was not, We venture 10 assert,
half rs marvellous in it. beauty rs the fancy
Job printing We are now turning out Of the
BULLETIN office.
At the next grand ball in Cairo the new
military dance will BE- Introduced. 1t is
called LEchalon. 1t resembles the Lam
Gers, but has several more intricate march
ing and counter-marching figures This
dance is becoming quite favorite in Lor.
don and Paris and why not in Cairo'
The dinner at the st. Nicholas yesterday
was fine. The Red Snsppers were gotten
up the highest style Of the culinary art. !
Cook Meyers Is master in his business,
and can accomplish that rare feat in the
science Of cooking-the production Of ex.
ccllentsoup-soup which would tickle the
palate OF the most fas.idious epicures Of the
table.