The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
Ihs Bnlletin.
NEWS Of THE CITY,
ann n0INnAnnIT POrkET.

A new supply OF Calf Boots and Caters
ust receiyed at T. Neirs, No ~ Ohio
Levee
Ventilated hats, in entirely new styles
the most comfortable and delightful hat
ever worn, at Jno. Antrims. If.
old Paddy Mclaughlin upset hi.
wagon in the river, Yesterday afternoon,
and hurt himse'f quite severely ly falling
on the paved wharf.
Good wholesome VincgnS Any one
can make it. See advertisement of W. II.
Bishopin this paper. my2jdaw3m
We give place to the Council p:oceed-
ings to-day, TO the exclusion Of all editorial
and miscellaneous matter.
Good Cotton Socks, only Is cents per
pair or 81 % cents per doz., at =. Nefs
No. ~ Ohio Levec. e.
"A very graphic and entertaining dos
cription Of the end Of the Lees great run,
rs witnessed by passenger on board, is
published in our river column to-day.
The young man who received the
stunning blow on the large wharfboat,
Monday night, doesn't know to whose fist
or what cause TO attribute the attention.
Good Calf Boots for two dollars and
seventy-ilve cents only at p. Nef's, No.
~, Ohio Levee.
We understand that Louis Nasanno,
who keeps sn icc.crcam saloon on Com
mercial avenue near Seventeenth street,
retailed ilfy-dve gallons of ice-cream dur
ing the 18th instant.
Fresh Eggs and Yellow Butter can nl-
ways lie had. Read the advertisement
"Greatest Work of the Age, in this pa
per. maylsd3m
The trial of Mat Burns for nm attempt
upon the life Of james =. Stockton, has
been set for the present term Of the Circuit
Court. Some difficulty, has been expo
rienced, we understand, in obtaining
jury.
The frame building whose snail-liko
trip from the corner of Sixth and Levec
10 the corner Of Fifth and Commercial,
will soon occupy It's intended location and
be at rest. lts removal has involved n vast
amount Of labor, wear and tear Of patience,
and-so-forth.
The Rough aud Ready picnic was
decided success financially as well as social.
ly. The gross receipts viii fall but little,
If any short of 500. The profits will not
be less than $500 or $3.50; and the men,
Ders, except those who sold the refresh.
ments, had slots OF fun
THE County Court has authority TO
impose tax upon quadrupcdal dogs
VIII not the Alexander County Cour, en-
crcise that authority? A tax Of FIVE dol.
lars per head would place enough money
in the county treasury io support our
paupers.
The CarbonIale Ae,o Era says that
"if Mccartney will study his spelling book
and mind his own business the time uoy
come when he viii not figure as the biggcs.
fool in the 18th district Il is very beau.
tifal 20 behold how these Radical brethren
dwell together like Kilkenny cats.
No daily papers were received this
morning from any quarter, and, as a con-
sequence, nearly every member of our |
reading community felt as he had missed |
his breakfast or forgotten something tina,
was essentialto his happiness. Wescarc.-
ly appreciate the value of 1.-The papers
until We are deprived Of them.
Ticket holders in the great Hcnjcr.
,on land enterprise are waiting with con.
siderable anxiety for report Of the draw.
ing The drawing, after two postpone.
ments, embracing over n year of time, wa.
advertised 10 come on in Loui.yille. at 8
o'clock, Monday evening. Ticket holder.
will be apt 10 learn tina, the game is one |
in which they put down more money than
they take up.
Tho parties to the late terrific bout AT.
hsiicuis in a leve saloon, show unmi,taka-
Bile evidences Of sharp teeth, strong iaws.
and hard knucklcs. One of them Is ,ninus
part OF an ear, Ia, pair Of disGgured on.
tics and i otherwise bruised and wound
ed The other has very sore hand and a
badly scratched countenance. II wa. n
syage and terrific encounter
The Executive Committee ofthe Stat.
Agricultural Society have selected the fol.
lowing citizens Of Cairo TO pass Judgment
on certain articles and animal, tina, are CA.
Peeted TO be on exhibition ut the next fair
On Berkshire pigs, the Hon. w. II
Green on thoroughbred stations, jaime.
johnson, Esq on brass horns, drums and
other stringed instruments, NJ. Is. Harrer.
The names Oft two or three Cairo ladies an.
pear among the judges of articles of HON.
use and manufacture preserved and
canned fruits, etc. Judicious selections,
all Of them
We ask attention to the card of Mr. u
Reade, architect who has established an
office in Thornton's Block, next door %
The BITI IETIN Office NJ u