The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-21
The Bulletin.
VIEWS o. TIE CITY,

htaru ABOUT one O'Clock.
--Ewell 4 Jacob will furnish Gasoline
for Gasoline lamps and stoves Mt Low
rates If
y III. q. Reynolds, Esq, the Grand Mas
TT Of the Grand Lodge OF the Masonic
fraternity of Illinois, will arrive in th'
city by the afternoon train Tomorrow
The Cairo and Delta Lodges will meet, II
Joint session, tomorrow evening to eNtehe
fitting welcome.
Very little business was transacted u
the Circuit Court to-day. Farwell was on
trial at the adjournment for dinner for
stealing coat from the Empire mills.
A gang Of Gypseys nre cainped at a
poin, near the head of Poplar street II
r 10 altogether probable that the old women
among them might be pursuaded to tell
fortunes, and almost any Of the men pro-
yoked into horse trade. That curious
race Of beings somsiime. do such thing.
"A troupe Of Gypses were brought be
fore Squire .shannes.y, this morning, be-
cause n male Gypsy named Fred Boss
cursed female Gypsey who said that he
was "too thick with u second female Gyp-
scy who is his niece. The Squire though,
The trouble he had with tho nomadic
Gnangers wss worth about 81 90, and
therefore asked Frederick 10 liqudate
Frederick ltquidated bu, not very gra-
cloudy. Hts .....
I'VE ek the attention OF our readers,
and particularly those residing in the vic.
unity VI the court house, to the card Of Mr..
kober, Bribach, which We publish to-day
in another column. Mr.. Bribach Ia, cs-
tsbiished niea, shop and sausage factory,
on Washington avenue, opposite the court
house, that deserve an extensive pa,ron-
age. lie will keep the best Of fresh meats,
and serve them out 10 dr., elias. style ia
any quantity desired. And, in the line If
sausage he cant DC beaten. lie knows
exactly how to get them up just right.
Lawrence is on hand 20 as,i., him, and
will trcs, customer. courteously and kind
ty,Nsd otherwise most scceptably. Give
Bribsch abig share ofyour patronage.
Boy WAsrED.--A boy from twelve to
fourteen years Of age wanted 10 learn sign
and ornamental painting, granting, etc.
Apply 10 the Concordis saloon, on
Eighteenth street, or a, the firs, National
Bank 10 H. II. MEYER ~
McCARrurs NXsIkELs.-Th Athe-
nsum will doubtless be allied tonight.
Harry Mccarthy aud his Excelsior min.
s,rsls form the attraction and who can
stay away Certainly nobody who enjoy.
good vocal and instrumental music, or
hearty laugh. Remember that this inim-
table troupe remain la Cairo only twa
~igh.-
"Tug Republican party crushed tie Re-
belhon SO W. are informed by the H,0.
Radical sheets Of the country, which desir. |
10 blind the people ~ TO what their party |
IS by fatulent boast, 81 wha, /, has beer.
Had it not been for stout Dcmocrattl arms |
and brave Democratic heart, the Republi.
can party would have made sorry crush
Of the Rebellion. Democratic Statcs and |
eOmmanites Furnished the most mon, the |
country over. In Egypt regiments werc
formed almost exclusively Of Democrats,
aud these regiments showed Themselves IA
brave and effective ~ any in the service. |
To deny these men the laurels they earned, |
10, TO say the least, the basest ingrstitud-.
a PITIABLE CAsE.-While Mr. setback.
ers, Of ;hs BuLLErIs Office, Wa. returning
home, about 9 o'clock La, night, he de-
tected the presence Of n little boy under the
sidewalk, near the iith street school house
Desiring 90 learn the wherefore., he en-
tered into conversation with the lad.
aud learned that lac is an orphan that he
was waiting for a ncighboring boy - bring
him something Ia Sat, and that during tho
last month or two he had slept under the
sidewalk, aud lived mostly IN grapes and
pawpsus which he found in the woods. His
clothing were In ta,,crs, and hi. appearance
generally was that of neglect and hopeless
destitution. Mr.. Schuckers kindly took
The little boy in charge, bought him some
thing to ea. a, u neighboring grocery, and
subsequently took him home with him.
We invite the attention of the managers
of the Orphan Asylum to this case, feel
ing assured they will give the little wan
derer home in the asylum.
A FRIENDLY GAME.-The first nine of
the Hickman base ball club arrived in
Cairo yesterday afternoon, and accepted
an invitation to play friendly game with
the Delta boys. The Hickman's were en-
route home from Charleston: where, the
day before, they had played their second
match game with the Charleston boys.
The Charleston club was victorious in n
score Of &C to 32.
The game, yesterday commenced about
so'clock, the Deltss going to the bat and
scoring thirteen runs. Six innings were
played on the part of the Hickman boys,
during which they scored only one run,