The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-07
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
cepted.
CITY NEWS.
BREyITIES.

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season.
What has become of the anti-hog or.
dinance petitions?
jacob Martin has returned from Q
trip to Cincinnati.
-Rheutan is repairing tie steam fire en-
gine "Jack Winter
The Rough and Ready fire company
made their picnic on the Fourth net about
$4,000 .
| Joseph Verrin, policeman, has placed
his resignation IN the hapds of Mayor
Lansden.
The total receipts of the Hibernian
picnic were between six hundred and seven
hundred dollars.
Fred. Theobold has returned from
Cincinnati, and gone into the old business
at the old stand.
Real estate is looking up in the city.
Lots, which had been held for years unsold
at lower prices, sold yesterday for 81, 500.
Judge Pidgeon few into the BULLE-
TIN office yesterday, but spread his wings
again before we had the pleasure of seeing
him. ...... '..t
ALL kinds of family groceries, at G. II.
Evans grocery store, west side of Wash
ington avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
DO you want excellent coffee, sugar,
syrup, mackercl, butter-everything kept
in iirst-class family grocery store? Go
10 G. II. Evans.
Capt. Dugan, of the Eckert, left tho
city last night for Little Rock to supern-
tend the wrecking Of n steamer sunk in the
Arkansas river.
Don't forget the sale at the Ballard
tobacco warehouse, to-day at II o'clock,
am. There will be largo "break" of
fine tobacco.
The Mound City base ball boys de-
feated the Delta club Of this city yesterday.
The game was played on the grounds of
tae Mound City club. ..,-..r
-Messrs Schulz, Schoncmeyor, Swanitz,
VIM. and Carl Budcr, and Conrad Alba,
of the Turner's OF this city, returned last
night from visit to Cape Girardeau.
Our young friend &. II. Evans, has
opened hrst-class family grocery store,
on the west side of Washington avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Judge Marchildon's precinct is not
much in favor of railroads. 1t didn't give
| one ballot for the Cairo and Vincennes
road and only four for the Cairo and St.
Louis road. Poor cid Thcbes
The Ballard tobacco warehouse of
this city d. Hurd Il Son, proprietors,
shipped one day last week one hundred
and four hogshcads Of tobacco direct TO
Antwerp Belgium, ria the Evansville
freight line,
Frank Glossop, ten years ago Cairo
ite, called on US on "Wednesday last Mr..
CLOSEUP is an old-time newspaper pub
Usher and for several years was outside
business correspondent of the Springfield
1lls.) State Journal. a.H
AT the suggestion Of tho sheriff tie
following named persons were appointed
balit's to serve during the present term of
the circuit court, viz George Hill, Rich
ard Fitzgerald, Nicholas Williams, Will
liam Holden, Jno. Cam, Geo. Weldon and
Michael Ruggaber.
Judge Marchildon is In the city. He
proposes to cut Cairo loose, and let the city
float down the river. The city don't want
TO be treated in that way. 1t is anxious
to be in Alexander county when the Judge
offers himself for reelection. 1t is anxious
to go for him.
J "A mischievous thief stole from the
foundry Of Reed & Mann, on Sunday last,
kit Of moulder's tools, belonging to l.. q.
BULGE, Of the value Of $s5 M. BULGE has
offered reward Of 800 for the recovery of
the tools He suspects man who is at
4 eh'h''y with him and has dectivcs on bis
track.
he Springfield and Illinois Southeast
,,h railway is now open for business from
rama TO Beardstown, where il connects
WIN the Rockport and Rock Island roil-
ROAD Tor Rock Island, Burlington and all
points in the west and southwest. or
travelling readers would do we'll TO make
a note Of this 1I.r" -
II -hetpap lilineke, when last heard
a H'n' h'e years ago, was in Cairo, engaged
l in the saddlcrv ana ha.r..a. to-, m.