The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
LOCAL BkEvITIIS.

LOCAL BkEvITIRS.
We repeat it--to-morrow 10 Easter Sun
day.
All the blackboards in our public schoo
buildings are undergoing thorough re
pairs.
Arthur Boyle has been acquitted. W.
always maintained that he would not stea
hogs.
Call ., FitzgerAlds sample room, cor
ner Fourteenth street and Commercial
Avenue.
Mr.. Frank Hundley, oil the Illinoi.
Central wharfboa., leaves Cor New Or.
leans this evening.
Tickets in the vincen, property draw.
ing are in demand. Quite . large mum
Der have been sold recently.
Lieut.. Mahony Was busily engaged, yes.
;srday, in consigning 70 thsir last resting
place the remains Of about o half dozen
hog..
The civil war in France has been in
sugursted, and Alba is still enchanting
tho men ofhsrd hesris with hi. hne shay
ing. II
The Cairo BOX and Bsss., Factory WAS
engaged In saving lumber yes.erday.-pre-
pairing the material Tor frui. boIes and
baskets.
\ -oci.:y Las been formed in town,
having for ia objec, the rights 0; wom-
an IL embraces within ito ranks many
Of GA. mos; substantial citizens
Burnett assessed several blocks on the
levee Yesterday, beginning with the 81.
Charles Hoie! and going up--in double
sens.--in spsc. and vslus,i"n.
Mr.. Gamble Is manufacturing II large
number Of 81 drs.-clas wagons. He re-
e.ived, recently, \ large order iron. lis
iormo- place 81 business-knnkskec.
Sheriff Ir.in will place ki, delinquen;
tax.ln, ia liz. hands Of the printer on
the sr,, day of May neat. I,
beboovc. taxpayers TO max" not. ~ this
and cave costs.
"Our Olive doe, no, like babies over.
much. bat IL she were u man and had
beard, and knew how 70 appreciate n god
thing. she would no: fail 20 be shaved al
Albss barber shop, Commercial Avenue,
Cairo, Ill. ~
The "what-d' ye-csii-i;," which was on
exhibition At the Athe nseum Thursday
nigh, last, has changed its mind and will
not show again IN this city, Il paid ils
bills, became Disguised with the quality
and quantity Of the town. and vamoosed.
IL there no, law prov iding that T. GER
tain amounted the fees arising from tho
prosecution and trial Of criminal eau ses
shall 60 10 the school fnnd and IL there
is. has Il been complied with-psr,islly
or otherwise
Mr. Vim. J. Milford, o! Unity precinct,
came TO ,h. city on Wednesday last fos
the purpose Of transscung some business
q, court. On the following day he wss
taken sick, and is now lying quite low at
the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Martin.
4 large number OF mechanics and la
bOFers are engaged on the u.sin building
Of the Hub and Spoke Factory. Itprom.
ises 10 be one ofthe most substantial s.ruc-
lures In the city, and ia rapidly approach
ing completion.
What en,srprising genius, Of capital,
will erect tenement houses for the accom-
mediation Of the employees Of the new man
ufActuring estAblishInents' Are We like
the ghos. Of Banquo. without speculation
in our eyes or Is !, lack Of capitsl-msy-
hap that's the rub.
Occasionally boo, and shoe maker is
found who l. especially good on certain
kinds Of work, but Bsugh Is good in all
branches Of bis trade, and challenges COM
petition. He invites trial. and is willing
to guarantee satisfaction. Hegives Food
stock, splendid At and workmanship that
10 par excellence. II
"Now. SQUIRE" said one Of the dsmsels
OF the town yesterday, "you know I haint
nothink agin ysu; but II can make
twenty dollars by q change from venoo,
you don't 'ose nothing, nohow, and make
II, you kaow.' "Chsnge from venoo'
business 10 brisk and increasing. Who
can quietus put upon thi,' That's the
question.
Yesterday morning the horse attached
to the buggy Of Mr.. ssass became fright
sned at some object, and dashed up Com
morcial Avenue at fearful rate, throwing
Mr.. Ssase from the buggy. In passing
Col. TsylorIs ONCE, the buggy struck
hitch.post, tearing away tho shaft and
damaging 1t in other respects. Fortu-
nately, Mr.. Ssass escaped unhurt.
=. II. Cunningham, Esq, returned
from New York yesterday morning, bring
ing With him large stock Of goods, pur.
chased expressly to meet the wants and