The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-23
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
ceptetl.
CITY NEWS.
BREVITIES.
-Cooler-the weather.

Capt. Halliday is out of the city on
railroad business. 'I..|.' 800. ..|
Mr. j. r. johnson, of Villa Ridge, has
again laid us under obligations for box
Of splendid peaches.
The "Free Benevolent Sons OF Amer
ica"-a colored OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
celebrate August 4th at the Flora Garden.
If you want painless, delightful
shave, go TO Alba's His razors and work.
men are the best in the city. If
Capt. McPheeters peach orchard at
Santa Fe, in this county, is seriously in
| jured and broken down bv an over crop
of peaches.
Wanted good white girl to do gen
eral homework for family of five persons
Wages $500 per week. Apply to Mrs.
Wood Rittenhousc, No 49, on s th-strcet.
! All job work done at THE BULLETIN
! office guaranteed to give satisfaction or it
! need not DO taken. Prices rs low as the
lowest, and the work MS good ms the best.
Orders by mail solicited.
-OgleSby is no longer candidate for
congressman-at-largo, or prctends not to
be. Again we insist that Mum, of this
city, is the ooming man in the republican
party of Illinois.
This morning Rev Jno. Friend, at the
Christian .hnr.h mil !, 81
OF Church Government and in the even.
ing he win taik about This Sect Eyery-
where Spoken Against ----.. ..--
In n private note to The BULLETIN,
Jewett Wilcox asks this conundrum.
hen was paper money first introduced
into the ark?' When the dove brought !!
the first green back to Noah. Not original,
but good
over $1,000 worth of boots and
shoes, ut manufacturer prices, for thirty
days, NJ Elliott, Haythorn " Co.'S. Goods
10y the case or single pair, for cash, at cash
prices, at lao Commercial avenue.
jy2diw .....
The Vienna artery speaks OF the
| "tarnal cussedness of the Cairo ring" of
newspapers The conduclof the !Sn--its
recklessncss and utter disregard of policy
its absolute rashness. has brought upon
us this reproach .|....
The Metropolis Times boast. that Cairo
cannot furnish manufacturers who can
"bust for $50, 010, and that Metropolis
can. Cairo business men do not become
insoivent--olten. They urn unlike the
Metropolis business men De- thi4 respect
"A hunting party -. ad.,HeH lei, The city
last hight for u sunday huno N tho c.,un-
try What will the ministers say Hunt.
ing, on sunday, /, sinful aud, Ms n great
religious journal, We are compelled to
raise "nr v"lce IN warning against the
amusement. 1t won'tdo.
The pestierous hogs of the city are
growing in number. There are now four
hundred sows running Mt large Each
of these will produce two filters n wear
averaging five pigs TO each litter--ten pei
annum, making total ui 1000 new hogs
which, by the beginning OF 1873 will b,
increased to at least four mi lions. But W,
must pause in our calculation. The hg
ures Appal us.
We have secured, MS an ornament fol
| our table, the skull of the skeleton found
in the cellar of Mrs. Myers saloon. 1t is
! quite an attraction, and every instant sug.
gests to us the end of man. We have found il
to be quite nm incentive to reformation, and
p oppose to send IL TO the Pulaski Patriot
In u, IN the hope that it may teach the
D ~ oil that concern the wickedness OF
OF youthful anger and the sinfulness of
continually indulging in falsehoods and
abuse of THE BuLLETIs. a.
The Jonesboro Gazette SAYS The city
council of Caro- have recommended the
appointment Of Capt. ". p, Halliday, by
tao governor, as one of the directors Of
the CairoRnd st. Louis railroad. As soon
ne the capital stock is subscribed by
county, the governor has the right to APP
point one director to represent the stock
from each county subscribing Capt.
ihlIllSy 70 "ns Of the most entcrpriSing