The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
MONDAY MORNING.

SATURDAY NIGHT sPREEs AND SUNDAY
DRUNKs - PROSTITUTION AND SWIM.
DLIEG-A LIVELY DAT BEFORE JUDGE
BRoss.
| Blue Monday" had fine representa-
''on at Bross' court yesterday. Bummers
"nu oa'iers, prostitutes, lock-gamesters,
"nu in'ahight brawlers, made up medley,
curious TO look at and sorrowfui TO think of.
omeeri Sumner and Billingsby opened
'he mornings entertainment by presenting
TO his honor Barney CRIBS, who had
been the day before lighting drunk and
corrsspondingly disorderly. Liquor, he
said, few to his heels and his head stimuli.
taneously, and whenever IL did that no in.
vsriably got on his muscle. He was sorry
for III so was The Judge; 90 were the Of.
dcers and spectators, and II did not A.
susge his sorrow in the least when eleven
dollars and forty cents fine and costs we're
assessed against him. No money and the
city jail.
John Simons 10 q white man, haiiing
from Memphis. On his way from the lat.
ter place to this city he inveigled . couple
ofrural "gawks into the puszling charms
Of the lock game, with the same old, old
result. Upon the arrival Of the packe.
hers Officers Sheehan and Holmes were In.
formed Of the matter, and arrested Mr..
simons. Upon his person were found two
miniature locks-his only stock in trade.
Judge Bross listened to the evidence and
nned Mr.. simOns seventy Ave dollars and
costs. He now pinos over the uncertainty
Of things in this life In . small cell In Nc.
Hales mansion. 'n
Thos. Novlc.t, by Myers. = plain, unor-
namented drunk. $3 and costs. No
money.
Jas. Rued, by Meehner and Robertson /;
plsinest drunk Of the day; 81 and costs.
| Paid. 90.
VIM. Barton, . negro, who has been
picking up loose articles Of triaing value
for . week past, was taken in by Arnold,
on . charge Of vagnncy. 1t was an sg-
gravated case. The negro, young, healthy,
sble-bodied, idle, vicious, practising all the
tricks Of sneak-thieving, with an unholy
horror Of labor in any shape. The judge
dealt with him gently, and assessed against
him . ane OF nny dollars end costs,
Turned over TO AcHale.
VIM. Baker for sssaulting Alexander
Boot and Boot for using offensive Language
toward Baker we're gobbled by Cain, and
fined each ten dollars and costs. Absences
Of funds wherewiih to liquidate, and like
their colored brother, Barton, were turned
over 70 MeHAle. .H
Miss Helens Butts, who needs religion
more, gets IL ofsensr, and manages to hold
70 ii lesstime, than any female Of her sgs
in America, was, with Miss Eliza Jonel
and Miss Lizzie Miller taken before Brosi
yesterday evening, by Cain, charged will
fighting and disorderly conduct generally y
The charge was sustained, and IS and cost
assessed against each. Not paid.
The most popular shoe shop in towr
10 op ?0th street opposite the court hous'
hotel where VIM. Ehlers manufacture
boots and shoes for his customers, warrant
cd TO be Of the best French calf, kip o.
morocco, and which he guAnratses TO giv'
. entire satisfaction. Call on him and yol
I will know how it is yourself. jy26tf
Mr.. Rosen water, Of the well-knowI
dry goods house Of Goldstein & Rosenws
ter, is now In New-York purchasing ful
. stock for the fall trade. With them tn
. campaign has already openod, and in
. voices Of new fall goods Of every descrip
ton are being received daily. The firm i
wido-awske and deserving Of SUCCESS, ant
, are now, We are glad TO say, doing IN i'm
mense business in their line. aug2l.6t
Tutle Soup
Lunch
o At the Hotel 0srnt
8 This Morning
at 10 o'clock.
--Chas. II. Evans, Washingtoa-avenus
between Eighth aad Ninth streets, has ol
hand splendid stock Of family grocerie
/, Of all kinds, which he Is selling at tn,
lowest prices. He is determined not to b
undersold, and challenges comparison o
!, the quality Of bis goods with any house il
the city. His shelf goods are Of every va
riety, fresh and sessonablc, and anything
and everything the market affords can b.
purchased at his store at the lowest rate
Give him a call. II
AT Jorgensen's may be found the pop
ular French assorted pickles. II
William Alba's barber 81 op is grow
|, ing in public favor every day. 1t is neat
s ly fitted up, and can boast Of the mos
I skilliul workmcn in the city. The pro
s prietor has had many years experience il
: his business and is recognized as one Of tn
, most expert shavers in Southern Illinois
while young Alba is master in his pro
fession. Citisens and strangers who wisl
. painless shave, . luxurious shampooing
or their hair cut In the latest style shoult
pasronise Alba His shop is on CONNER
cial avenue next door 70 Hannons news
. depot. dH
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