The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-26
The 8nttetin.
NEWS OF THE CITY.
BREyITIES.
The Roughs want new hose.
--Picnics are the order of the day.

erous in Cairo.
Marshal Cain will commence his rait
against the dogs Of the city, June LIST.
Mems Fine Seal Skin Caters, and also
"Prince Alberts," at Elliott q Haythorn's
Il
The Young Folks are on the gui rive
for the Calico Hop tonight at Phillis
Hall.
Judge Bross and Schulz, ESQ, were in
Mound City on Wednesday last, and Ham.
bleton met his match.
The tug Cache is now making regu-
lar trips between Cairo und Mound City
Capt. Ssndusky commands.
The BULLETIN Book Bindery, pre-.
sided over by the amiable Silverburg, i,
doing thriving business.
Don't forget the tobacco sales to-day
at the Ballard Warehouse. Every busi-
ness man Of The city should DO present.
The Committee on Police and Jail
have determined to report in favor of in.
creasing the police force OF tho city
The city Jail improvements are pro-
crossing finely. An addition has been
built and new roof put upon the build
ing.
Gents Oxford Ties, Prince Alberts
and Opera Slippers, at the "City Shoe
Store, corner Of Commercia, avenue and
Eighth street. If
The repatriation Of the sidewalks Ia
progressing rapidly. Devore, the carpen-
ter, is an expert, and can make an old
sidewalk as good as new in the twinklng
of an eye.
Tho German school picnic, to be given
at Flora Garden on next Monday, will be
a really joyous affair. The lady friends of
the school held a meeting last night to
make arrangements for the occasion.
The steamer L. r. Eckert will make
two trips TO Mound City on Decoration
day, leaving Cairo at 9 and II o'clock, am.
Fare for the round trip so cents. m25td
An extensive fire occurred at Jones'
boro last Saturday night. Tismer & Hoff-
mans extensive Touring mill was entirely
consumed, and four other buildings. Loss
about $4,000
The Hibernians boast that they have
the best "li.tle engine in the city. They
display the horns, and invite the world to
take them-if the world can BY out-throw.
ing their little machine.
Mr.. Houpt has removed his jewelry
store from 2lG TO $50, Washington
Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
where he will be pleased to meet all lis
old customers and friends, and as many
new ones as choose TO call on him.
Particular attention is called to the la
dies misses and children's colored shoes,
of which avery choice and stylish stock
may be found at the City Shoe Store.
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Why, in the name of ali the beings
who detest horrible noises, is not the per-
sistent screeching Of steamboat whistles
at our wharf stopped, Can't the police
enforce the ordinance
The picnic given by the pupils of the
Loret,o Academy yesterday, was very
pleasant affair. About two hundred per.
sons were present and all seemed to be
we'll pleased with the trip, and enjoy
themselves generally.
Mr.. Atwood, Secretary Of the Illinois
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, was in
the city on Wednesday. Mr.. Atwood has
been Secretary Of the above company for
thirty.two years. Judge Bross is the
agent Of the company in this city.
The proposed COW ordinance meets
with little favor from the public. Many
citizens when speaking Of it use curses
that are both loud and deep But the
goats Of the city haven't friend to utter
q word of protest in their behalf
Miss Ida Harrell will receive a few
more pupils for instruction in the theory
and practice Of piano music. Use of in
strument furnished il desired. For terms,
etc, apply at 3o2 Washington avenue. ct
The assessment of assessor Burnett
has not yet occasioned much loud talk
but wait little longer. No assessor has
heretofore escaped, and Burnett cannot
hope to be more fortunate than his prede-
cessors.
DR.. Dunning has been over the
branch of the Cairo and Fulton road be-
tween Cairo and Charleston and informs
the san that so far as that railroad is con-
cerned everything is lovely and the goose
hangs high.
Perry Powers will take benefit to-
night. The proceeds of the exhibition to
be given by james T. Johnson's Circus
and animal show this evening, will 60 in
to Perry's purse. The company is said to
DO really meritorious, and our citizens will
be entertained by attending the show, and
by their patronage will contribute materi-
ally TO the exchequer Of an old citizen of
Cairo. Turn out.
. THE Liver is more frequently the seat
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