The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-24
NEW, o. igs CITY,
.,,o, IN rly.PtiERS OF ALEXANDER
V'''' lnINIl-
,rg Iouyp,BorT POCKET.

At J.. Ncf-s, No ~ Ohio Lcvee.
The gross receipts Of Methodist church
festival amounted 10 about s2o0--the great
er SUN Of which !. profit
--.Mcssrs Pitcher and Poor are making
very creditable Roadway with the Rough
Readies new engine house.
-Isenbcrg's string band--cne Of the
best in the country--furnished music for
the Catholic school picnic yesterday
The thermometer, a, noon yesterday,
stood a, go in the shade at 'o'clcck pm,
90. Alto o'clock, to-day, 1t stood a, SO.
The Ellio,,-upchurch horse race
comes 81 tomorrow.
wen be-, our money on the Elliott nag.
Somebody bet on the bay"
Remember the Rough and Ready hats
IN white and brown, at John An,rims.
They are nice they are cool See
them. a.
Our old friend, Judge Alex Hodges
has about twenty acres planted In water.
MELONS this year, especially for the Cairo
market.
The concert last nigh, did not call out
n fun house. The heat WAS So extreme
ths, citizens could not have been called
out BY a--circus.
Mr.. Wood, the individual who recently
exchanged a few blows with prominon,
resident OF Sixth street was arrested yes.
'erday, and fined s.
Mons. Nermulen, the great billiard
champion, /. in the city, and will probably
play game or two during his stay, with
some Of our amateur billiardi.,s.
The great Republic arrived In port H.
day with large number of Chinese labor
cts on board, who are en- route for the
cotton, rice and sugar plantations aud pub
lie works Of the South
Col Taylor lef, for Springfield ye.,er-
day in aHIw,r 10 a subpoena issued from
the United States District Court, in the
case Of the Cairo Ferry Co, ~. the stea.
ner Virginia. The trial is So, for to-day.
Citizens who 10 fail visit the wharf and
hallidays warehouses, every day or two.
have no just conception Of the mapni.
'ndo Of the bushes, transatcol in Cairo.
There are only Eve hoardcr. now. IN
hotA dc Mclisle-,hreo males and TWO
fem Ties. The oalaboosc Is So cool. clean
aud well ventilated that prisoners are
10th 10 leave it when their time i. out.
"A colorod girl whose presence /. very |
familiar In the police courts entered her
uncle house in the rear of the old Plant. |
err House this morning, and provoked n |
iuss that called out all the neighbors and
very nearly cos, her cracked Uranium.
II you wan: pure wines and liquors. or !
nice fragrant cigar, 20 70 the Washing.
ton saloon, corner Of Washington avenue
aud Fourteenth street Tho proprietor
Mr. +. Blankenburg, will treat YOU well |
and set out bic bet, which can I, be sur.
passed ~ 'alrO jei6dIm
Mr.. jane kaufman, late bar ksep.r
at the sunho~er saloon, INDUCED hi. ap.
petit" for green apple-, on "Wednesday |
last was attacked with the choler. morLn,
sn hour or twoafierwards, and, duringths |
ensuing night died. lie was young
man who was generally respected.
The notorious DR. j. J. Mcbride. the
gFea, king Of Pain man, /. IA tho city.
stopping "a, the 81 Charles. He has du.
''ng the pat fifteen YEAR,, visited every
town In the United States.
and has no doubt soli 1900, 600 bottles Of
bis medicine. lie is 10 IN health lust now
and will probably remain in the city two
or three weeks
We ask attention u the advertisement,
ct the Rough a Ready FIRE company. That
old reliable company announce a grand
Fourth Of July picnic, in the Kentucky
groves opposite the city, and We are ready
;" unde!wFlte that the Committee Of Ar
Engagements viii 40 q. -! that men can do TO
make 1t grand success, and pleasant 70
all who may participate,
The attendance Of full grown msscu-
lines, at the Catholic school picnic yester-
day, was not large, but the net amount
eAll|ei will fall but little if any short Of
che hundred dollars. Mr.. L. j. Bryne,
M William Mclisle, Mr.. Al. Sussnks,
certainly earned the thanks of all interest
I'd iof 20 their exertions the success Of the
s"Af may in the main be attributed.
@r' A Harper was arrested, Yesterday !
~ 'Ns Instance Of an uptown colored wo.
man "ho swore that he had shamefully
aou''u hef' The several witnesses brought
h-aii eoloFed-msde out T. very strong
case against M Harper, and the squire
lined HIN $50, which sum, with cost. was
pad Mr., Ii, protests that the negroes
~Ao appeared against him rnapuifed .trieo
'h'o great enormity.
The neighboring village Of Chsr,e.
Ton was visited by two or three hpr,lar.
Va wednesday night, who piled their yo
cation mos, perseyeringly and no, With,
success They entered five store. and ,,si
asnec' and carried OF property valued a, !