The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13
BREVITlES.

--Patrick Burke il proud Of his new lamp
post on Fourth street. ~ ~
Mosquitoes hereabouts bite with added
venom as the time for their taking of
draws near. " ~" r.
Tho peach season, from the looks Of
the article now for sale by the fruit deal
ers, seems to be drawing to q close.
The Sir Knights of Cairo are burnish-
ing their armor, and will leave for Balti-
mare via st. Louis on Friday next.
Dust, to an extent heretofore unknown
in the streets Of Cairo, now blinds, chokes
and generally annoys the pedestrians Of
the city.
billions bali in the Locust Grove, on
Friday night, is anticipated with sensa-
tons of delight by the colorod beaux and
bellies of the city. ... .-
The approach Of fall weather Is bring
ing back, at intervals, Cairoites who spent
the warmcst' Of the summer months in
cooler climates, ......
The concert and festival given last
| night Schecls nall, for the benefit Of st.
Joseph's Catholic church, was, we are in
formed, we'll attended.
City Attorney Pope was called away
from the city yesterday TO Litchfeld by
the nows that brother-in-law had receiv-
ed fatal injuries by an accident.
Tho Cache" will be freighted to-
night with tho oolored ton going to "chase
the going hours with flying feet" at the
masquerade ball at Mound City tonight.
The clouds and fresh breeze pre-
saged rain all day yesterday, but at this
writing no gracious drops have fallen
upon either the just or the unjust Of the
city.
Mrs. niece, the popular mlliuor, las
followed the example of the star of en-
pire and taken her way westward, expect
ing to terminate her travels at Denver
City.
"A large dose of council proceedings
and ordinances is prescribed 70 our read
ers this morning. We hope our patrons
will take it down with the best grace pos
siblc.
VIM Ehlers, at his shop ON Goth street
is still manufacturing every variety Of
boots and shoes from genuine French calf
(he uses no other kind) which he sells
ready made or made to order at price
that defy competition. jy2GH.
WIN, Martin seems to have a clear
field for the democratic nomination FOR
county treasurer. Ward believes he is all
right for tho radical nomination, but he
may find that there is many ~ slip betwi1t
the cup and the lip, ,a.s a.
The next session Of the Alexander
County Teachers institute will COM
mence on Tuesday, Sd day Of October, and
continue three days. 1t is expected that
DR., Robert Allyn, president Of McKen-
dree college, will be present.
"A meeting of the chamber OF com
merce was held yesterday at the Saint
Charles, and an organization was perfected.
A report of the proceeding prepared for
this issue was crowded out Another moet-
ing will DO hold this morning at ten
o o'clock.
The most popular shoe shop in town
is on goth street opposite the court house
hotel, where VIM. Ehlers manufactures
boots and shoes for his customers, warrant
cd TO be Of the best French calf, kip or
morocco, and which he guanrstees to give
entire satisfaction. Call on him and you
will know how it is yourself. - 26tf
Mr.. A. b. Stafford will leave for New
York to-day TO meet his sister, Mary, who
who has been absent from America, at
Vienna Austria, for several years, pre-
ptnng herself forthe practice Of medicine. |
'ne mas graduated with the highest honors
'He school and has before her career
self. ""O "'"o' W her-
WY DO nosaoue of the proud moth. |
efs OF our pretty Cairo babies show ,ho;r
charms al The baby department Of ,ho fair
at Centalia? Ornamental with A.,
quantity Of laces, ribbons, beads ana OH
the other trimmings Appropriate TO b.bv.
hood and fed up 10 u contented state NJ
mind and stomach, we think the Deli.
babies could defy all Egypt.
oct "a la oil