The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-15
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About one nunureu anu my ute-
robbed people from Chicago have arrived
at Cairo within the past two days, and
have been passed along to the south-some
going to Mobile, others to New Orleans
others to Louisville and the majority to
Memphis.
The following telegram was received
yesterday;
CHICAGO, Oct. 10, 1871.
J. W. Lansden, Mayor of Cairo
God bless you for your kindness to our
suffering people. We need money most,
and next -four and clothing.
r. b. MASON, Mayor.
Mr.. Pitcher has been fattening sheep
for some time past and had it in most ex-
cellent condition. 1t was a beauty. On
Friday night sheep dog got into the yard
and killed it stone dead. 1t will never
bleat again And now the dog ought to
be sent to kingdom come after his unfor-
tunate victim.
The residence of Mr. Coleman, on
Second street, was entered by couple of
women a few days since, and number OF
valuable articles stolen. One of the parties
was arrested and taken before Squire
Shannessv, but for some reason unaccount-
able, the squire discharged her.
The chances that your life will fall
within year is two per cent. The
chances that your house will burn within
year is less than one quarter per cent.
Why insure the latter and neglect the for
mer? Delay no important duty for a
single hour Insure your life-in the
Life Association of America.
On Thursday night, between eleven
and twelve o'clock, ON one of the wharf
boats, Ed. Logan, a negro, and j. w. Gill
lespe a white man, got into quarrel, in
which the latter received several stabs that
may prove fatal. Logan, the negro was
arrested and committed to the county
Jail. Gillespie was taken TO the hospital
The Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM
Schick, proprietor, Nos. 20 and % Eighth
street, is favorite place Of resort with all
lovers OF Weiss Beer, Liquors of every
description, and all kinds of foreign and
home Wines. No ordinary liquors are
dispensed at the bar of the saloon-only
the very best, and guests find in attend
ance polite and accom- odating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at III
o'clock am. aual7tf.
There will be II Special meeting OF
,~Cairo Lodge No. 237 A. F. & A. NJ
on Monday evening Oct. 18th A. L:5sIl
at - O'Clock. Business Of Importance and
interest. A full attendance is urgent!
solicited Visiting brothers invited.
BY order Of the W. NJ.
w. b. KERSEY Secretary
If IRE should visit Cairo now how
could its ravages be stayed? We have n
public cisterns that hold water, and tn
I wiseacres abou. the city know too mucl
to approve any effort to secure supply
water. Ifthe council cannot adopt the els
tern plan lately suggested by The BuLLE
TIN, weinsist that it should at least provid
+ cisterns that will hold water and have q
!. Ieusl clyul Ut ten oI lueHl'
Peter Saup has opened bran new oys
ter saloon, l02 Commercial avenue, where
he will keep on hand constantly frcst
oysters, the largest and most delicious II
: the city, which he will sell the by case, cal
or dozen. The saloon has been fitted al
with the express view of supplyin!
gentlemen and ladies with a place wher
they may enjoy meal of these toothsom
bivalves quietly, without being disturbe
by the hustle and noises incidental to tn
commonplace restaurant oyster room
If.
The National Police Convention wi
assemble at St. Louis on the Goth ms
James McDonough, chief Of police of S
Louis, has sent to J.. II. Myers, our chic
nm invitation TO represent Cairo in til
{ convention. Cairo, being a very prom
i nent point on the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers is frequented by thievish birds {
h pas sage, and the cooperation Of our polio
4; officers with the policemen Of other citi'
he is almost necessity. This considerable
should induce the city council to accred
n Chief Mycr, TO the convention at st, Lou
ed and make an appropriation to pay his me-
I'd cs.ary expenses.
ID. Lampert has removed his she
no from Ohio Lcvce. to sth between CONNIE
he cial and Levee, and he now invites h
to friends to one of the best fitted shops
y. the city, every thing is kept in the ne
% test and best manner possible; snow viii
. towels brignt keen razors, pure waite
10 fragrant soaps, clear oils and fine pert
= merry; Smooth shaves, thorough shai
poos, fashionable hair cutting, hair Gu
ing or dressing for gentlemen, ladies
zee children, and polite attention is alwa
ep in readiness for those who favor him wi
M their patronage. oct9dlm
ny The Carbondale correspondent Of
= Joncsboro Gazette says; Joe Robar
from The CAIRO BULLETIN, had char
100 of the NeD Era Office last week while be
,rn editors were absent from their posts.
The appeared early on Saturday morning.
bro | columns were crammed full of live 10