The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-28
Gke Bultetin.
NEWS 9! TIE CITY,

. ing ahead his newspaper enterprise.
Z Thos. Lewis, Esq, and lady, are in th'
city, at the residence Of Mr.. =. u. Ayres.
w. T. Worthington is making prepare
tons to open a new photograph gallery in
this city.
Treasurer Taylor has received over
$1,000 for licenses since the LIST OF the
present month.
John =. Fagin, formerly City Clerk Of
Cairo, is now publishing newsp per at
Jacksonport, Arkansas.
The Hibernians propose to give grand
ball on the evening Of the next anniver-
ssry Of Washington birthday.
Fog pistols and cartridges and bowie
knives, go direc. TO p NcGs, NO. 70 Ohio
Levee. deceit
a LARGE stock Of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand at p. Nefi's, No. 20
Ohio Levee. dec9if
Mr. Pope is in Springfield looking after
the interests Of Mr.. Mum who proposes
to become the Republican candidate for
| Congress from the State at large.
Beck, who was shot By the boy, Holly,
is no, dead, but jolly. He now appreciates
the folly Of interfering in petty quarrels
and Holly is il taken:will insist on Il
nolle.
Col. McKeaig will il the coiorel por.
ton Of the party can be reconciled, be.
come the Republican candidate for
Mayor. Mr. Mum is pulling the wires
for the Colonel.
EI-Sherify Myers has been authorized
TO act a Deputy Sheriff. Sheriff Irwin
mus, be, necessarily, frequently absent
from the city, and Myers is jus, the man
10 keep n careful watch over certain
kind Of rats while the Sheriff is away.
Captain Kelsey, who died lately n,
America wa. the father Of Miss Mollie +.
Kelsey, one Of the teachers in our public |
schools. He was steamboat pilot FOR |
many years, and during the late war was
employed in the gunbos, service.
Jsmos Oman, formerly Of ;hi, city, was
sent TO Joliet from this county. Obtain |
ing the pardon Of the Governor, he with
drew 20 the pure atmosphere Of Memphis.
lie Is now on his way fro that city TO the
Tennessee peni,cn,iary.
A City Marshal Is 10 be elected "a; the
ensuing charter election. Notice of this
fac, was no, given in the notice Of cleo
ton, but the omission has been supplied. |
A. yet, there are tu, two candidates in the |
Geld
We need no, lie told, tia, il is Of no pull
lie impor,Ance-thAt nobody is interested |
in such items. We know the fact, and |
apologize in advance. But We must-we
can, re.is, the impulse-we must inform
the public tia, our friend Linessr has
new hat--s fashionable new hat
Il 1. said, that Col. John Wood will be
the Republican candidate for member OF
the Select Council from the Third Ward,
aud Mr.. John McEwen be the nominee
Of tina, party for the sent in the Board Of
Aldermen now occupied by our friend
Lonorgan.
Ward, Of the Fourth Ward, is house
sign and steamboat painter, who under
stands his business thoroughly and exec
cu,es all orders promptly aud in - saiis-
factory manner. HIS shop !, on Poplar
street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
A young gentleman escOrtins lady
along one of our streets few nights ago
with her through u hole in the
For few moments he was Of |
the opinion that il would become necessary
10 order II special train for Villa Ridge
and have graves provided for two. The
ady's-knee is better.
Our sketches Of the bar of Cairo will De
impartial reports of incidents in the life Of
zach of its members. The physicians, the
,lcrgy, the merchants and other business
men of Cairo, will pass through these COLI
aims in regular progression. And, now,
let US beg the Sun to not steal our thunder.
To do SO would be-well no matter.
TABER BROTHERS, SO Ohio Levee, will
hereafter keep constantly on hand, direct
from the Eastern manufacturers the very
best winter strained purified sperm OIL for
sewing machines, and all fine and light
machinery. This oil has never yet been
superseded by any Of the manufactured
pills, a. II never gums or is affected by the
dec2stf
Candidates for seats in the Select Coun-
ell and Board of Aldermen can announce
The fact in THR BULLETIN for the low
price Of one dollar and fifty cents. We
consider this price dirt-cheap, and have lit
tie respect for the man who can hesitate to
pay this insignificant sum for the privil-
eye of serving the city for nothing but a
liberal salary If abuse.
John Lansden, Esq. has been men.
toned As possible csndidated for Mayor