The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-09
CITY NEWS.
BREVlTIES.

and assessor this fall citizens ticket
might have q wholesome result
"A new roof is being put upon the cas-
inc building.
Only few Jail birds now roost on the
watchful eye of McHale.
The sudden death of Mrs. Well has
created considerable excitement in the
city
Licenses due TO the city must be paid
instanter, or else the city officers will be
after the delinquents.
Yesterday was Shaunessy's police day,
and not one offender against the ordi-
nances of the city appeared before his
honor.
All kinds of family groceries, at c. II.
Evans grocery store, west side of Wash
ington avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. jys2t
The Mound City Patriot calls Davis,
of the SIN, 'the Cairo Apollo" He is
rather handsome but, then, he can't help
it. It's natur'.
TWENTY-FIVE double team wagons,
loaded with country produce, were brought
from Missouri yesterday TO this city on
Greenfield ferry.
Chief Myers has his eagle eye on fas,
drivers, and is apparently resolved tia,
the amusement shall be made expensive &c
those bloods of the city who persist in in
dulginS in it.
"A JOINT meeting Of the city council anC
the county court will be held on Tuesday
: evening next, to decide upon the manner
of issuing the bonds voted to the Cairo and
St. Louis railroad company.
DO you want excellent coffee, sugar,
syrup, mackercl, butter-cverything kept
in first-class family grocery store? Go
TO c. IL. Evans jys2t
The grand jury made lengthy report
on the county Jail and the condition of the
courthouse yard. They recommended the
construction Of II new prison house and the
filling of the courthouse yard
Len Faxon, the sarcastic cuss of the
Paducah ''Kentuckian, calls ,us "thc hand
soonest man in Illinois If we were not
too dignifed to quote the language of ii
Greeley we would retort, You lie, you
villain, you lie r. There, now.
1t is said, that the Cincinnati chamber
OF commerce have made some kind of n
contract with Gen. Burnside, by which he
obtains a subscription Of II quarter of a
million of dollars to the Cairo and Vim
cennes road.
Our young friend c. II. Evans, has
opened II iirst-class family grocery store,
on the west side Of Washington avenue
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
jys2t
"A rumor i. floating about the city, that
a committee CT citizens waited upon Sher.
if Irwin and requested the removal of Mr.
Richard Fitzgerald from the Jail. Their,
is no truth in this rumor. He rendered
his resignation voluntarily.
The Excelsior saloon, on the corner o
of Fourteenth street and Washington ave
a. nue., is supplied with beer as cold rs an A,
tic iceberg and with cigars, spiritou
- liquors. and wines of the very best quality
Blankenberg invites the public to drop il
. and see him.
The Mound City Patriot is angr
u with the BULLETIN and says we have bee
the mouth-piece Of every blatant rebel i
the country for these many years, remar
which surs our patriotic soul into frenz,
why good little Patriot wherefore, ar
you SO venomous2 We like you. 70
arc spicy--fresh-very nice. May YOU
little shadow never grow less, May 70
live thousand years.
' Our telegraph reports have not thu
:" Oeeh satisfactory either 10 ourselves {
. r1"oHs' but We hope to be "all right /
~" usys' Mr., Kent the accommodo
- "s ageht at this Office. writes mo 81. g,
low, LOWE Our earnest attempts have so {,
r, ,a''ea TO secure markets with reculori,
III, Tue news items continue ss,isfsc,or,
nope to correct the market falling boco
: long ''''
Col Taylor received telegram frc
Mr, Rowland yesterday, saying tina,
Amsn. iaa completed his arrangements to INN
a.A",y proceed with the construction
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