The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-30
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday en-
ceptesi.
CITY NEWS.
MERE MENTION.

Fresh oysters in every style at Her
bert's.
Fresh oysters received daily at Louis
Herbert's.
The prevailing epidemic in the city at
present is boils on the nose.
Steam was raised in the hub and spoke
factory yesterday for the first time.
Sol. Silver has gone on tour through
Iowa, and Ed. F. Sisson is acting in his
place as agent for the st. Louis steamers.
The Sir Knights, of Cairo, propose an
excursion to Baltimore about the middle
OF September.
--Stockf eth and Woodward have been
absent from the city for week past on
business. They both returned yesterday.
Thirteen hhds of Demarcrs, and s
hhds Of New Orleans sugar, just received
by Stratton Il Bird and offered low to the
trade.
Mr. +. Vincent proposes visit to Gil
the inhabited portions of the country
about Cairo to sell tickets for his gift en-
terprsc.
Just received by Stratton & Bird, and
offered low to the trade Is Ehds. choice
Demarera sugar. Also. hhds. New Or
Icons sugar.
Aver. proposes to furnish grapes,
daily. during the season from Villa Ridge,
- ,he residences Of the citizens of Cairo,
in b. boxes, al . cents per ID.
-Tlrupp, with hi. surveying party is
within ,lrec miles Of Cairo on the the line
q che K -ntucky and Tennessee railroad
the eE.er.ion Of the Mobile and Ohio road
SIX employees OF the Illinois Central
railroad were discharged yesterday for
leaving :her work without permission to
attend The funeral OF the late William
Cahil.
There "ill be services in all our
! churches to-day at half-past ten o'clock.
II 2! sht the Rev. Foote will preach at tho
| corner Of Seventh street and Commercial
avenue
"A large fire at the mouth of the
Cache was visible last night from the
leyec. 1t was thought to be Dougherty's
saw mill
The jury in the case of Arrick VS.. the
Illinois Central railroad company return
ed verde! yesterday of s23, 5000 in
favor Of the plaintiff.
AT half-past ter o'clock last night the
llibcrnians sounded the alarm Of fire and
all the engines turned out. But the alarm
proved to be false.
--Mathus & Uhl will rent one the
store rooms in the "Widows Block" now
being built by Wickwirc, and go into
their old business-ihe -four and commits
sion business.
The man named Topped, nm insurance
agent, we believe, is IN trouble. The com
panies he represent, threaten to arrest hun
IL he does not walk up to the captains Of
flee aud settle.
Rev Friend, Of the Christian church
VIII preach this morning on the subject
without Holiness no man shall see the
Lord aud in the evening on "As II man
thinketh in his heart so he is"
Ellen Harris, arrested by Cain, for
drunken and disorderly conduct in the
streets, was fined yesterday by Judge
Bross SID and costs. She gave security
and promised TO pay the amount due on
| Monday.
One Of our exchanges says that Gen.
h'uhl informed the editor that work
would be commenced on the Cairo and
Nihcehhes railroad on August LIST and
rushed to completion with all energy after
September lst
"A brother Of james Aldred, surveyor
OF Pulaski county, fell from a peach tree
on Tuesday last, and in iorty-Avc minute
was corpse. DR.. Low was called in, bu
on his arrival the boy was dead, No in
quest
We read with much interest, the OK
tract on the second page Of to-days Bul
LgriN, from a letter written by Mary j
Stafford, M. d., to friends in this city. Tn
letter is dated Breslau, Germany, July !
isl' We arc kindly permitted by A. b
SAnoTd, ESQ, 10 lay it before our reader,
MI r. Vincent, Of this city, has
'Tue ana faithful dog. Two weeks ag,
last Thursday bis hlach-and-tan terrje,
followed neighbor on train, and wo,
carried to Centralia, Last TUESDAY h,
6 came homo, the weariest and hung,i..,
dog in all the land, almost used up, hayiro
- been absent twelve days, He had ,ray
eled all the way back on foot
Z Policeman Robertson made five ar
a. rests yesterday-John Shores, Frank Ira
cy and Levi Dorsey, q runner for one q