The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
LOCAL NOTES.

Here, There. Everywhere-A Little about Good
Many Things.
NO police business was done yester.
day.
Corn and oats are in moderate demand
in Cairo. 4res.Ii e.f 7sf
Five men and two women pine in the
city Jail. '''if' '
Coal, for home consumption, was in
demand last week. ..if.I
The Baptist church project wags along
making haste slowly.
The Cairo Knights are enjoying their
visit to Baltimore hugely.
Turtle soup. st. Nicholas. This
morning. 10 o'clock. Free.
Jock Owens was tried in the circuit
court for robbery, and acquitted.
"A sacred bull" is in the city on its
way to the state fair, at DuQuoin.
Judge Bross and lady are absent from
the city on visit to Cape Girardeau.
DIR. Dillon's barbecue last night was
| successful affair. The doctor was in his
glory.
The Arabs meet tomorrow night and
request the members to come prepared to
shell out dues and fines.
Almost the entire population Of Cairo
will visit Du Quoin during the present
week to be present at the state fair.
The Odd-Fellows' Beneficial Associa.
ton Of Egypt will be organised by the
election OF q beard of nine directors on
Tuesday evening next.
"A negro was tried in the circuit cour,
yesterday for practicing the confidence
game. was found guilty and sentenced to
the penitentiary for FIVE years.
Fall suits have arrived at New-York
from Paris and will soon reach Cairo.
Walnut brown, plum color and deepest
cypress green are colors most seen.
We are indebted to CHIEF Of Police
Myers for boquet Of yellow flowers and
rare weeds. He plucked the boquet yes
terday while in pursuit of S. and costs.
Sergeant Tbos. l.. Watson, the new
signal officer, called on us to-day. The ser
geant appears to be IA amiabie gentleman,
and, We believe, will "just suit" our peo-
pie.
We have delayed the publication OF
j. T. Aliens reply: to RUDE Smith for
several days; but give it this morning as
q morsel of Sunday reading. This is the
end of the controversy.
The site Of fcrt Massac, in Massac
county, is on farm belonging to Judge
Green of this city The ruins of the old
fort are now afflicted by spirits of hell and
COLLINS damned. So says the Metropolis
Times
Yesterday morning Kentuckion, on
his way to Cairo, caught large fat tur.
tie. 1t will be served this morning at II
o'clock by Harry Walker, at the st. Mich
Oils hotel, Commercial avenue. Lunch
free.
The PULASKI Patriot has nailed to tn,
masthead the name Of J. L. Beverage
This is strange. The beverage the edito,
T.. OF the Patriot most affects when in Cair,
or Is not D. l., beverage but whisky straigh
- and often.
"A eolored base ball club Of Paducal
VISITED Cairo yesterday and played mattel
game with the Clipper club Of this city
The Cairo boys, as was expected. dosea,s
the rsducah club without Difficulty
cfeaned them out with neatness and di,
patch.
Mr.. Amandus Jaeckel will talo ho,
: eft tonight at Philharmonic hall 7,
Az presents bill of rare attractions, and wi
/. be assisted by those famous amateur, !
Hand w. ID. We hope to see the hs
benefit. $50 : "N''' We fousih
-ohe OF the most distinguished senate
dER OF Mississippi passed th,on., $50"
.efday' While in the city he wro,a t - ~ :
Inen's that Harry Walker, OF ,h~ :
Nicholas hotel, would serve a fros
soup lunch this morning at 10 o'cloos w.
While engaged In the revision OF ,
ordinances the city should provide for
rs. appointment Of an assistant engineer of
nre department. The mayor is the Oh
D. oat be should have an assistant 10 DO