The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-03-31
OrR ROUNDABOUT POCKET.
Is the Sun fired Star.

n@um Friday night, free of charge.
There will he meeting of the Colorcd
Republican Club next Wednesday evening.
The Charleston (Mo.) Courier putfs the
ST. Nicholas hotel.
Cur neighbor "ncross the way issues the
Star-iest SIN we ever saw.
A lodge of Odd-Fcllows has been or
ganized at Grand Tower.
Young marble-players are making their
appearance In every part of the city.
Mathuss Il Uhl, the new -four mer.
chants, have opened out in Clarks build
ing. 10
Go 10 the Athenaum tonight PIANO.
rama of New York City. Only 35 cents
admission.
John Barton, Esq, of the Carbondsle
Neio Era and the Cairo Star-Sun was in
the city to-day.
There will be government sale Of pay
masters stores at Mound City on the 18th
day of April.
A friend Of contemporary local editor
has been attacked by poetical disease,
with this result:
Taber will sell at Hartmans auction
store, on the both of April, all his unre-
deemed watches.
We will never again gamble upon the
success of any new enterprise in Cairo, for
Gamble is gone.
A hack makes regular daily trips from
Green6eld's Landing, opposite Cairo, to
Charleston, Missouri.
Now is the Winter of the discomfort Of
the Cairo Radicals made glorious Summer
by this Sunny Star.
The people Of Charleston, Missouri,
have "A base ball club Of which they seem
to be exceedingly vain.
Street Commissioner Ryan proposes TO
Immediately Ego for the citizens who owe
the city labor on the streets.
Those who leave valuable washings out
over night will be fortunate if they find
everything safe in the morning.
The Williamson County Teachers In
tsitute was in session last week five days.
Forty teachers were present
We had the pleasure ola call this morn
ing from Mr.. James, principal Of the
schools at Grand Tower, jackson county.
The Barclay Brothers sell all kinds of
drugs toilet articles, &c, &c, at the lowest
prevailing prices. Everybody patronizes
them.
Councilman AFTER has had more ex-
perience than any othor Of the City Faith
ers in voting may" He is skillful at the
business.
Everybody uses Wizard Oil, and Bar
clay Bros. sell IL cheap for cash. Pat
ronize home institutions. Buy from the
Barclays.
We made Reilly's house yesterday
siIty-ave feet by seventy very large
and very square building. Twenty-Five
by twenty-five feet would have hecn nearer
the truth.
The Arab steamer was taken out ycster-
day morning and thoroughly cleaned. She
Is not 20 be dismantled; and is now in work
Ing order. Jno. Cummings is getting her
into frst-rate condition.
They never tire the eye. They last
many years without change. They are
perfect in every particulars They are
not 20 break. Call on Taber
Bros, our well known Jewellers, and ask
about them m20dawlm
Messrs. Walker Il Sisson have been pre-
,entcd by Capt. james Kerr, Jr., clerk Of
the Cairo and New Orleans packet Grand
Era, with supply of that most delicious
fsh, Red Snapper, and will spread ii before
their guest. tomorrow at dinner,
A negro man, without saying "By
your leave" entered the livery stable of
Miles Parker night before last, and when
detected assumed threatening attitude
Mr., Parker, thereupon, elected him in II
very summary manner, and struck him
some nara ploNs' II" WAS hheu pS
Esquire Bross Sj-Parkcr was, not the
negro.
Hickman and Columbus, Sha wnectown
Illinois and Memphis, Tennessee, are all in,
danger Of being washed into the river.
The papers in each of the places named
have sounded the alarm. Cairo has less 10
fear than any other river city. Her grand
levees secure heragainst the dangers offood
and assaults of the currents Of the rivers
that flow by her, are all In vain.
CDAD DIME