The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-19
BREVITIES.

Fresh vegetables at Bi1by & Koch
ler's. ... -'.. '. '.-.
Jack Winter has returned to the radi-
| cal vomit
MIR. Nicholas Hunsaker is foreman OF
the grand jury.
No quorum could DO obtained at the
meeting Of the city council last night.
"A mock duel came of In down towr
house last night. Nobody hurt.
-Jno. Martin, jr- of the Paducsh Ken
tuekian, was in the city on Sunday.
-Circut court convened yesterday
morning, Judge d. j. Baker, presiding.
John Strauhal is seeking the demo
cratic nomination for county surveyor.
Judge Bross and lady propose an over
land trip to Cape Girardeau this week.
Ward was slaughtered yesterday in
the house Of his friends. He died like O
little man. .a-. ,.
Who killed poor Ward? II" said D.
Mum, with twist Of my wrist, I killed
poor Ward"
Judge Green returned to the city last
Saturday from six weeks recreation in
Kentucky.
-Messrs. Ike Valdez and Robert Cum
ningham left the city last night for New
York, to purchase goods.
"A meeting of the Ladies' Benevolent
Association was held last night at the res
idence Of Mr.. Phil. Howard.
-Bixby & Koehler's family grocery,
Eighth street between Commercial and
Washington avenues.
The sun-not our levee contemporary
but the great big sun, center of light and
heat, etc, still refuses to shine.
The doors of all the saloons were
kept closed on Sunday in compliance with
Chief OF Police Myers notice. --------
Probate court was convened yesterday
afternoon, Judge Bross presiding, but no
business Of importance was transacted.
Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Spices, and every
thing usually kept in a first-class family
grocery store, at Bixby & Koehler's.
If you wish fresh, sweet butter, 60 to
the family grocery store Of Bixby s.
Koehler, Eighth street between CONNER
cial and Washington avenues. ...
Prosecutor Mccartney is in tho city
at his post, full of life and vinegar. He
is an industrious and enthusiastic of6cer,
and never says "die."
The Sun says the mass convention Of
radicals was the largest ever hold in Cairo.
Forty-eight votes were cast, and every
radical in the house voted. How large is
thatY
The colored men were compelled to
take back seat at the republican mass
convention yesterday. Gladney didn' tget
even Il smell
Mr.. Mum aspircs to the republican
nomination for Congressman from the
state at large, and he and Linegas left for
Springfield last night to look after his in
terests.
The alarm OF FIRE at 10 o'clock ye.ter-
| day was occssioned by the burning Of q
Kettle Of pitch on the railroad Slip in
tAe rear Of the store Of Mr.. Marx. Nc
damage was done. ft .au.E|
The Rough aud Ready fire. company,
engine Baby IL being doctored by tn,
inachinis.s, and will soon be herself again
aole 10 out-.hrow any small engine in tn,
city. SO il lie ,sid.
Mr.. Robert W. Miller, the radio.
) candidate for county treasurer, is q yer,
: clever gentleman, and II will therefor,
give us much pain W lay him out cold
= bui the duty must and will be done.
--Amsndus Jseckel will take q beoes
al Philharmonic hall on next Sundy nigh,
The bill viii be hi attractive one, and will
no doubt attrsc. fun house. Mr.. Jaecke
Is worthy gentleman, and should max
busbel Of money out Of his benefit.
An Infatuated female woke tho echo,
near Tue BULLETIN Office on Sunda
night, by loud and continued cursinl
She swore rouudly that she would wal
W The caiaboose with a white man, but
J 9sge' would be compelled TO toto her. a
RI The county democratic conyentio
or Will meet this afternoon a, the court hons
VIM Martin, Joseph Mckenzie. lam,
y o NeAfaetI ana James S. swayne ha,
been mentioned in connection with Il
nomination for county treasurer.
The Vienna artery raised the hon
~ Of the people Of Cairo high by informi,
g. .. them that Gen. Burnside would be In
"a 81 A. l.