The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-28
The 8utletim.
NEWS OF THE CITY.
BREvITIEs.

: ance.
Where is the hog pound to b
located 2
. The grand lunch q. John Scheel
. washington Garden to-day must not b
forgotten.
The addition to the city Jail has beef
completed, and McHale is comparativel,
happy.
Sheriff Irwin returned to the city from
the country yesterday after weeks alb
sence.
Mayor Lsnsdon is acting as prose cut
ing attorney for the city in the absence o.
the City Attorney.
City Treasurer Taylor has 81, 900 city
scrip ready for the destructive hands OF
the destroying committee.
Misses Serge and X Polish hoe, scallop.
top, at the City Shoe Store, corner Com
mercisl avenue and Eighth street. q
The city is something over $500 shor,
OF the amount necessary to pay the inter-
est on the Fox, Howard & Co. bonds.
Ladies Serge POLISH shoes French Kid,
foIed, at City Shoe Store, corner Of Gem.
mercisl avenue and Eighth street. If
The grand Bal Champetre, at Mound
City. on Tuesday next, will be attended
by many Of the beauxs and bells Of Cairo.
"A prominent citizen Was yesterday
fined for neglecting to work on the streets
or pay street tax. Ward went for him.
The furniture for the new hall of the
Rough and Ready fire company will ar.
rive this week from Cincinnati and Phil
adelpbia.
--Harrelrs Cairo Paper of tomorrow,
will be brimful Of good things. Like
Helmbolds Buchu, everybody should
take it,"
The members of the Independent
string band came out of their hop with
flying colors. They cleared five dollars
each.
Police business is dull. Foreign
thieves are very scarce, but some of our
ligh,-fnsered gentlemen are becoming ac-
tive again.
Don't fail TO attend the German
school picnic on Monday. 1t will be the
grsndest affair q the kind ever held in
Cairo. my272t
The great railroad meeting TO be held
in the court house on Tuesday evening
next, should be attended by every man in
Alexander county.
See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed Books for the Million-Msr-
rage Guide--in another column. 1t
should be read by all. my9dwly
The Sun, Of last evening, exceedingly
regrets that Judge Bross has closed the
door 10 any further consideration Of the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad question.
The steamer T. F. Eckert will mako
two trips to Mound City on Decoration
day, leaving Cairo a, o and IL o'clock, am.
Fare for the rounp trip so cents. m25td
Jack Winter wishes to be distinctly
understood when he says that nolo his
grand Steamer Eckert basket picnic is
fixed fact and will take place on Friday,
June ID, rain or shine, hail or snow.
Particular attention is called to the la
dies misses and children's coiored shoes,
Of which avery choice and stylish stock
may be found at the City Shoe Store.
mylTtf
Judge Bross has rented the Central
House, q hotel Of which he is the owner,
located on Sixth street between Washing
ton and Commercial avenues, to Mrs.
Gafrey, who will fl. it up for boarding
house.
1.-THE Sappho" appeared last night
At the Atheneum, and was received with
great favor. In her specislties she re-
Peatedly brought down the house. On
Monday she will appear again, and should
have full house.
"A Texan desperate displayed large
knife at the Commercial hotel yesterday
and dared the whole universe to battle.
He At last fell in the hands of Cain and
Sheehan, and took his place in the silent
halls of the castle of McHsle.
City Scrip is being purchased by
dealers at ninety cents and sold at ninety
FIVE. Market firm at these figures.
Which proves that the Council knew
what they were doing when interest was
placed on the "new scrip"
The little Star that wrinkles for a
good many has cast its light upon the late
calico hop given at the st. Charles hotol
on last Monday night The report Of the
ball opens with Byron's famous lines
about sound of revelry by night, snd
the poet is made to say, that about 1909
hearts beat happily.
An exchange says; "Thomas Morse,
Acolored man, is said to be the most sue
cessful physician in Cairo" Go away
from home to learn the news. Who is
Morse? We have no knowledge of him.
If he startles anybody heresbout with his
great skill in medicine we have not vet