The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-26

Mr. T.. F Davis, -four and commission
merchant. is commanding an excellent
trndc,and giving rnirU Sttahaien tsHs'
patrons. His rooms, under the CitxSa.s
iional Bank are we'll stocked with good
10 hi. line, partieu aray with tho ~ ticle offs
iour, tho sale Of ~ hihh be sakes the lead
ing feature of his business
NsHalc our efficient city jailor, is busily
sbi 4td lpadng the streets into good
order. lie has repaired Eight and
Twentieth streets, between Ohio Levee
and Commercial avenue, and has made
them look as fine as a new pin. Twentieth
street was in dreadful condition, but
Mac knows how to handle bad streets.
DR.. X W. Creighton, wcll-known
througout the West and South, is now
consulting physician Mt Hot Springs,
Arkansas. The Hot Springs have become
the iavori,e resort Of many of our best
citizens, and we commend them To the
Doctors .killfull care. If he and the
should return to Cairo and die at the ear
lest possible moment.
The broad expanse Of clear, still water
that spreads out from Washington avenue
to the Mississippi levee, Is nightly dotted
by pleasure boats, and the merry laugh
and sound of song that are heard, tell OF
gay parties Of lads and lassies and Of gen.
uine enjoyment. At the risk of being con-
| .idcred boor, however, we should like to
see all tina, kind of fun spoiled, bya sub.
sidence of the water.
Winter, the persistent old scamp, lin.
gcrcd too long this year in the lap OF
Spring, but has finally taken his de-
parture, and is now wandering around the
North pole, getting ready TO give Capt
Hall cold welcome to that inhospitable
region of the world. And now let US en-.
| joy the delicious hours Of Spring, who
gives to Cairo the brightest smiles, Ind
brings with her blue skies, that bubbl,
Ger, and spill sunshines along earth,
floor.
Alderman Carroll called upon usyes,er'
day. lie has been absent from the city
for nearly n month. During his pcregrina
tions he visited and remained In Paducal
n week or so, and left il without regret
His experience in that dull and unintcr
paramount importance TO Cairo of tho
Junction railroad, and he proposes 10 roll
up his sleavos aud work TO secure ma
jority Of ballots for the purposcd railroad
subscription.
Mcssrs. Miller and Miller have just re-
ccived nm unusually large well assorted
and strictly fashionable supply of piece
goods, TO which they ask especial a,ten-
ton. The lot embraces the finest cloths
and cnssimcrs ever brought to Cairo, and
such variety of styles that all tastes may
be accommodated. Suits or garments
from these goods are made to order in the
hes, manner and latest style, and ut fg'
urcs that will defy competition Fol
proof Of this they only nsk to be put on
| lVlhls AZ hl' 'N'hNh 'Hl' "l""hu anu S''
the new goods. an25tf.
some people appear to DO impressed
with the idea that their religious zeal !
measured by the noise they make. The in
dlyidual who gave ear, las, night, to tn
enthusiastic outbursts that came up from
two or three point. in the city, must have
been reminded of the worshippers Of Baal
whom Elijah urged TO a more vigorous OK
crci.o Of ung., least their god might be !
little deaf jenkins excuses noisy worship
pcr,, on the ground that being further from
God than anybody else. they must hallc'
louder or go unhcard. But Jcnkinsis rep
, rebate, and an incorrigblc scoi'cr
Finncgan Boyle, who is now the morta
enemy of Pat Kelley, was nj one time
great admrcr of that gentleman. Indeed
Pat WAS hi, right hand; his champion II
dimcultics his hacker. But Boyle, in hi
J search after the Deputy Sheriff
, alty, began to loft soap the colore'
: men, against whom he used to hurl al
kinds of anathcmas, and Pat. left hin
alone in his glory; and then came u hgll
out of which d. came second best, Pat
, MOI, the most valuable citizen We have, but
e when sober, i bo,h orderly and inohen
live and, If il had not been for the cyi
influences of dissolutc comrades he woulC
no, have been in his present difficulty,
NENPLANAIION.
We regret that We did the iuIy in TIA