The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-18


Stokes house, at Mound City, has accepted
the position in the office Of the ST. Charles
hotel, made vacant by the Illness of Ed
McGec
Remember that the Ada Helman
Capt. John b. Hall, leaves to-day at /.
O'Clock for Memphis. See her advertise
ment in another c. 'umn. Mallory is pas
senger agent.
The BULLETIN bindery is capable o
turning on: as good work, and at as low
figures as any establishment of the kline
in the southwest. To demonstrate this fac
all we ask is an opportunity.
The sidewalk laborers, under Devore
have completed the repairs on the walk on
| Washington avenue, between Fourteenth
and Eighteenth streets. The walk as re.
paired, is good for several years wear and
| tear.
Where are you gong? To the place
number 90, Ohio levee, where they keep
the best fresh oysters, fish and game, and
the finest wines, liquors and cigars to be
found in the city. Open at all hours, day
or night. j. Z. PARKS.
The board of trustees of the Odd-Fel-
lows Beneficial Association Of Egypt was
organized last night by the election OF the
following officers; +. Bross, president;
Mr.. A. b. Stafford treasurer, and Mr.. f.
A. Burnett, secretary.
The Ohio river at the foot Of Eigh-
teen,h street was yesterday evening fifty
feet nine inches and fourth below
high water mark of 1861 This
is several feet lower than that river
was ever before known to be at this
point.
If you are suffering from chils, fever,
or any form Of malarial fever do not
waste time and money by trying medicines.
which will stop it only for short time,
but use DR.. Rattingers Liver Drops, which
cure at once and permanently.
octls-d&w-lw.
The chances that your life will fall
within year is two per cent. The
chances that your house will burn within
year is less than one quarter per cent.
Why insure the latter and neglect the for
mer? Delay no important duty for a
single hour Insure your life-in the
Life Association Of America
John Munton, porter at one OF our
hotels, was arrested yesterday for wearing
what was claimed 10 be policemans star.
But, in fact, the star was only four cor
nered and had on it in very plain letters,
the word porter However, squire Shan
messy, fined him ten dollars and costs.
Our turn has come at last We are
going 20 have q new sidewalk in front OF
The BULLETIN Office. We are no, proud
however, and Davis. 0. tie Sun. may
walk or IL. provided he sill Invent some
Way 10 keep tie hoily~ Of Lis zoo: from
making hg,as r. iAs p.s-k Al be walk.
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;t-Cugt its sJ6eullE ~ yti9 sgTss Al.
e., ;i.ae ;-s cnsrrsf sse,1s5 far !or ,
rained animal The hsb.; q driving OF
the levee sidewalk i. dangerous one, anC
will, sooner or later, result in some seri
GU. accident.
"A late dispatch announces that Mr.. j
Augustine Signago, a well known poet.
Journalist, and late italian consul at Mem.
phis, has purchased an interest in the daily
Press Of that city, and will hereafter be
one Of its editors. Mr. S. is we'll known to
many persons in this city, as be at one
time held a position on the Cairo Dem.
ocrat
The City National bank has secured
the services Of n German just arrived from
Faderland, who will attend to all the for
eign business for the bank. All Germans
Frenchmen and Italians who have bust
ness to transact with the odd country.
will find this gentleman 1--WE cannot recall
the namc) well versed in the different Ian
guages, and ready to attend to their want:
The Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM
Schick, proprietor, Nos. 2G and 20 Eight
street, is favorite place Of resort with al
lovers OF Weiss Beer, Liquors of every
description, and all kinds of foreign and
home Wines. No ordinary liquors ar,
dispensed at the bar of the saloon-only
the very best, and guests find in attend
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at II
O'Clock am. ausl7tf.
For some days past an old couple, tn,
man as blind a. bat, and the woman ap
parently fifty years of age, have been goinl
from house TO house in the city begging
and at but few places where they apple,
for aims were they sent away empty
handed. Yesterday, however, at about tn
| time of the arrival of the steamer Illinoi,
J they were TO be seen on the levee, nea
Fourth street, the old man lying on pill
of lumber asleep, and the old woman, sit
ting on board. making faces ut pas
ers-by and throwing stones at those VIII
were indiscreet enough to speak to he,
She had taken on too heavy load {