The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-11-25
THE FOLKS.

Mayor Lansden has returned to the
city.
MIR Davis, of the SUM- is or was in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Stafford returned home
from Chicago yesterday.
Sol. Smith Russell, with the Bergers,
is gil,-edged facial actor and vocalist.
Rev. Mr.. Mulkey will All Mr.. Friends
late pulpit on Sunday next, am. and pm.
Rev. II. b. Thayer will preach in the
Presbyterian church on Sundsy-to-
morrow.
james b. Massey, of Chicago, has ac-
cepted a position in Wocdward's Novelty
Iron store, in this city.
-Taber Brothers are prepared to man.
ufacture any pattern Of jewelry to order
TO suit tho parties and the purse. All
kinds of rings, seal, chased and plain, to
At the fngor and the pure. If.
Daisy Halliday, the beautiful little
daughter Of Capt. Halliday, will be the
leader OF the Zephyrs in tho operetta Of
the Fairy Queen, to be presented at the
Atheneum on Monday and Tuesday even
ings next.
Barney Frame, a prize.fghter, is in
the city, en- route for New Orleans, to be
present at the fight between Mace and
Coburn on Thanksgiving day. Frame is
Of the opinion that Mace will get away
with his man.
Phil Howard wishes the public to
understand that he aint proud If he is
good looking and does furnish steamboats,
with the best meats in the Mississippi val
ley. He is too modest to be proud. In
fact he is almost bashful.
Miss Annie Pitcher will personate tho
Fairy Queen in the operetta ef "The For
est Eestival,r to be enacted at the Athen-
cum on Monday and Tuesday evenings
next. The Mountain Sylph will be rep
resented by Miss Luella Frazier.
| Murray, the gas.ftting man, has gone
out Of the business, and Gerould, the gas
fitting man, has clear field. He under.
stands his "biz." Pardon the slang but
accept the truth expressed by it. Ger
ould does understand the business Of gas
atting-underst it perfectly. You bet
Murray, who is q good workman and first.
rate man, is going away from the city &c
, locate in a town that burns gas in the
middle Of the state--or somewhere e'se.
The following were the arrivals at the
Delmonico hotel VIM. Winter, proprietor
yesterday: B. S. Hoag, Ullin, ILL.,; Hardin
Howley, Golloday's gift enterprise; Peter
Tollmer, st. Louis, Mo-; II. Brothers, Mem
phis, Tenn; ]. X. Parks and wife, New
Madrid, No. Mrs. Lizzie Ballard, Evans
Vile, Ind. Dad Ryan, Evansville, Ind.
F. Z. Albright, Murphysboro; Bird Min
ton, Pulaski, H.; Phillip Del and family
Illinois; Charlotte Jane Mccullough
Shawneetown; J. Burger, City; j. Z
| -'-- IV"nevillp Inu.. Y. y. Durns
w. 4. Gordon, Jonesboro, Ill.,; Samue
Garvey, Springfield, Ohio.
-Jno. N. Griswold Esq, a heavy
Cairo property owner, was in the city yes
terday and called on THE BULLETIN. Mr.
Griswold is one of those unfortunate gen
tlemen who paid large amount of stree,
filling money into the city treasury and i.
now required to pay interest on the Fox
Howard & Co. bonds, on the face of which
the city promises to pay in part out of tn,
pockets Of Griswold and other citizens
who have already paid their street filing
taxes in full the cost Of filling streets be-
fore the property Of their neighbors who
refused to pay when they were assessed
He don't think the arrangement fair and
neither do We. On the prima facia evil
dence presented We should say that Girls.
void has been egregiously dead. heated by
the city, and has right to be intensely
indignant And he is.