The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday cx
cepted.
CITY NEWS.
SpLINTERS.
-Swcltering nineties yesterday.

bus has been reduced TO 81 for the round
trip.
The movement started some time since
for the organization Of q temperance 500
ciety is a success.
= An unsuccessful attempt was made,
evening before lf't, to enter the horse OF
Mr.. johnson, on Fifteenth street.
Would it be impertinent to inquire if
Myers and Arnold are the only officers
authorized to wage legal warfare on the
hogs?
Chief Meyers and Joe Arnold made
a raid on the hogs yesterday and SUI :
ceeded in gobbling and impoun ding
thirty-fve Of the truants.
The manner in which the Deltas
turn out and practice each evening since
their defeat might be likened to locking
the stable after the animal had vamoosed
Mrs. Robinson died yesterday at her
residence, corner of Fourth street and
| Washington avenue, after a sickness iof
many weeks, of hemorrhagc of the lungs.
Cairo was represented yesterday at
the Shawneetown examination for the
| West Point cadetship from this congress
sional district by Masters Willie Smyth
and Arthur Smith.
1t will be well for hog-owners, who
quarter their stock upon the town, to
note the fact that Stephen Bradley was ar
rested by Chief Myers yesterday for al
lowing his hogs to run ut large, ond was
fined $500 and costs.
| --Chas. II. Evans, Washington avenue
between Eighth and Ninth streets has on
hand Il splendid stock of family grocer
res Of all kinds, which he is selling at the
lowest prices. He is determined to be
not uniersold, and challenges compari-
son of the quality Of his goods with any
house in the city. If
Mound City imagines it plays Crsino,
because, forsooth, few Cairo novices were
slaughtered at that game there few days
since. Those who represented Cairo were
simply feelers,n and we arc now author
lied to propose match game, the winner
to donate the stakes toward defraying the
expenses of repairing Cache bridge, or any
other Pulaski county charitable institution.
The Pulaski county court wants lum-
Der with which to repair the Cache bridge,
and yesterday made application to Capt.
HaInble.on of Mound City for it, but were
refused 1t seems that not long ago the
same body purchased from the captain an
amount of lumber and was charged for it
at the current market price; this, too, in
the deprecated scrip Of the county. Not
satisfied with all this, when the bill was
presented, the court made still further re-
duction and has now to seek lumber in
other quarters. The court should not
have forgotten the bridge that carried
it over in its days Of want,
William Albas barber 81 OPP is grow
big in public favor every day. 1t is neat
ly fitted up aud can boast of the most
sklliul workmon in the city. The pro-
prietor has had many years experience in
his business and is recognized rs one of the
most expert shavers in Southern Illinois
while young A ba is master in his pro-
fession Citizens and strangers who wish
painless shave, a luxurious shampooing,
or their hair cut in the latest style should
patronize AHA. His shop is on CONNER
cial avenue next door to lannon's news
depot DIFF
Joe smith is the name of n beigerent
brute who cnlivens the domestic circle OF
!. winch he Is the center, by occasionally
Administering to Mrs. s. wslloping
winch drives that lady almost to madness
doe undertook to repeat the dose at meal.
- time yesterday and was somewhat aston.
lshed at finding his better-half prepared
ior nm With II club, borrowed for tn,
purpose, she sailed into her Joseph upor
n Tue hrsI demonstration, belaboring him il
manner worthy Of the most masculine
MINDED OF the shrieking sisterhood. Hav
C. ing completed this part Of the iob sb,
sought an oheer and had Smith handle,
over to the tender mercies of Bross,
We stated in our river column. sav
ls days since, that Capt GscLg,iH a,s
clerk OF the steamer NJ. J. Wicksr WA
''eN' and we were sorry for it; whereuno
lonvS Wv captain addresses us us follow.
= ag an - ' 'NSnSs for your sympathy. An
. P''F'' accept our deepest for the terrnl
P'" you nave, evidently, been at,,cl,,
- WIN Had not been already .icL ~,
}. T'" o. yours mp't certainly have throw
me INTO diagonal Precipitation w
nave, evidently, been reading the ro,n
Of those princes from Japan or Some -
'ograph letter from Horace Greeley,
else you go. 1t Off one Of the prescription.
got hlled here yesterday, with thine n
r r@' .his AZ the end Of it, "axx, to be tak
Ell ssety Two hours" Try again or 90 do,
''0'' Yours, truly j, Ii. TscmupI.'
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