The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex'
cepted.
his important that democrats should
not forget this is election day; and, re-
Wondering the fact, they should vote !
MISCELLANEOUS.

"A Catholic fair is talked about.
Those French Cherries, in syrup, 80
popular with connoiseurs are sold by Jer
gensen.
The knocking off Of the sidewalk Ia
borers will make scrip-holders comforta-
BILE even If it does result in the breaking
of neck or two.
"A fine black mare, good spring wag-
on, and set Of new harness, for sale cheap
for cash. Enquire at J. Burgers, l44
Commercial avenue.
Tho white Hatboat, the one on which
Myers and Arnold found the whisky stolen
from Halliday's wharfbost, has left these
parts and gone no one knows where.
The ladies' benevolent society met at
the residence of Mrs. +. +. Davis last
night. There was good attendance and
the evening was passed very pleasantly.
While the steamer Colorado was ma
king landing at our wharf yesterday a
thief or thieves entered one of the state
rooms and stole $3.50 from Mr.. Jones, Of
Missouri ..s -s.tart
The James f. Rankin, made her first
appearance at this point on Sunday last.
She is low water packet and will run in
the Evansville and Cairo trade during the
low water season.
The body of the colored boy, who
was drowned by falling from Phillips
wharf boat into the river last week, came
to the surface Sunday. Esquire .Mchale
summoned jury and held an inquest.
The verdict was accidental drowning
n The name OF the deceased was "Grant,
nothing more nor less.
= "A numerous band of gypsies are en-
camped outside the levee, northwest O
: the city. They are making their sojour
ney in our neighborhood this time linke'
sweetness long-drawn out. The businesse
of fortune-telling horse-trading and mis-
cellaneous stealing are evidently in -four
- isHiHS ConuitIOH nereaDouts.
"A burglar entered the residence G
Mr.. j. SchlessingeI, the artist, and stole
watch and lot of clothing On the sam
night thieves effected an entrance int
Summerwelrs house, but did not succee,
in stealing themselves rich On sam,
night, burglars got into Mrs. Thrift
- house and stole lot of clothing and vic.
tuals. ..... ...u.
TO- --Taber Brothers, having obtained 70,
lheir watch department some OF the very
z best workmen to be found, are now pre.
pared TO turn out work in that line with
hut little delay. Those having fine and
difficult work requiring the most skillful
:, workmen may now be assured of obtaining
satisfaction. The finest patterns of lew.
elry, AZ usual, are made to order nj price,
'ha' de'y competition. oct20tf
e' The street comm ittee held a meetins
n yesterday afternoon at the clerks offie,
= and discharged all tho sidewalk hands
Noparticular reason for this action wa
- given, but 1t is understood that lumbe
could not be obtained to keep the work
r men employed. McHale, with his chair
gang will still continue to patch "bad
places, but the streets that are almost i'm
psssaple must look after themselves.
II The apathy prevailing among tn
. democrats Of Cairo and the country pre-
70 cincts OF Alexander may, Though we d
{ not believe 1t will), result in the success
- the republicans. Many Of the democra,
who were the most persistent in demand
.h ing party contest in Alexander this fa
have done absolutely nothing in the car
vaSs just ending, and some of them will
We venture TO say, neglect to vote to-da,
tile Somebody ought to employ n lorg po
any and stir 'em up.
)tf i, l.
. IL Is now definitely settled tn,
hehiys gift enterprise" in which Il
Vf tsP'en''a 'esdehce is to be sacrificed. wi
take place during the present month.
about the 18th. Enough tickets have be,
'a sold to justify Mr.. Reilly in making :,
~ drawing; and all that now remains i, a
ros collection of the money for tickets su
scribed for. Ticket-holders will exped
=. matters bypayns the price Of their tick
s Veal to Mr.. A. Is. Stafford, Of the City Natiol
=. bank, who viii hold it until the drswi