The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10
Ike 8ul1etin.
NEWS OF THE CITY.
BREvITiES.


half bbls., sacks &C., for sale at the Egyp.
tisn Mills. au
The Hibernisn Fire Companys en-
gine-house has been painted, and looks as
bright as new pin.
The Rough and Readys will insugurate
their new officers in their new meeting.
hall next Monday night.
The County Courts order for an eles-
ton on the Cairo and vincennes railroad
matter will be issued to-day.
"A little girl fell into County Clerk
Lynch's cistern yesterday evening and
was nearly drowned. She was rescued by
Henry Halliday and Drayman McNulty.
Who 10 it that does net like smoking
hot biscuits for breakfast? The Fame
Cook stove will bake them in five minutes
time by the watch. II
Flour Is becoming more popular than
it was last week. More people are after
il. Eleven hundred and forty.nine bar
rels we're sold in three days, ending Mon
day noon, last.
Billy Hsmbleton. well known here,
has returned to the city from New Orleans.
He says thrse-fourths Of that city is under
water, and he came back 20 Cairo in search
Of dry spot and to enjoy pleasant weather.
Judge Bross will vote to direct the
County Court to issue the bonds asked for
by the Cairo and Vincennes Railroad
Company. He is very anxious to have
the road built, and now believes this is u
step-and long one, too in the direction
Of the procurement Of its early completion.
The Paducah Rentuekian says Cairo
has an ordinance under consideration,
forcing the citizens to take the bells of
their cows and keep the animals up during
the night. They might put the bells on
their editors for they are a lost set of fell
lows and it might lead to their being
found"
--Smsllenberg the prince Of gardeners,
sstonished us yesterday by the present Of
the largest head of early cabbage we ever
saw. In his note. Smallenberg says he
sent It as a specimen Of what can be raised
in Cairo sell. We have no. hesitation in
saying that the cabbage, of which we are
speaking, is head and shoulders above any
other cabbage Of its kind in the Union.
The Rev. Mr.. Shores informed for
mer friend of his. q couple Of weeks ago
that he, (the former iriend) was thief
The former friend nursed his wrath for
two weeks, and then had the Rev. Shores
arrested for using language likely to pro-
woke q breach Of the peace. The trial will
take place this morning at g o'clock, be-
fore Squire Bros.. Mum will appear for
Shores, and Linegar, as the "Sub.' of Pope,
will mildly prosecute.
The intelligent and appreciative young
gentleman who clerks for Mr.. II. Meyer,
the cigar and tobacco man, sent The
WEEKLY BULLETIN, OF June LIST, contain
ing our elaborate notice Of Cairo TO the
Emperor William, Bismark, Won Moltke
the Crown Prince, and other German Gen.
erals. We have no doubt William will
abandon his throne when he has read THE
BuLLETIs, eschew moparchial notions,
and come to Cairo.
Pat. Fitzgerald, at his Sample Rooms,
corner of Commercial avenue and Four
tenth street, is still selling all kinds Of
most excellent liquors. He has just re
ceived an excellent quality Of Escrow
Whisky, which he invites all friends of our
railroad enterprise to call and taste. 1t il de-
| licious. Ifthe railroad committee use this
liquor as an argument Pat is sure the
Court will at once melt into compliance
with the wishes of the people. Don't for
get to take drop or two Of Fitzgerald
Escrow Whisky
AT q meeting of the Cairo Casino,
held at their hall, on the evening of the
TIN inst, the following officers were
elected:
| Prssident--H. Meyers;
Vice-President-A. Eschbach
Secretary-Carl L. Thomas
Cor. Secretary-H. Dinkel;
Treasurer-Daniel Heihl;
Board of Directors-F. NJ. Stockfeth
John Scheel and Louis Herbert.
do not blow as other BARRIERS do,
Nor keep my rszors like King Williams sword
Because his sword, as all must know,
Though handled well, was rough
keep my razors sharp and keen,
And Cups and Towels always clean.
Perfunery, too, Of all the brands,
That's made in this or foreign land,
Then for clean shaving please 70 stop
AT DANIEL LAMPBERT'S BARBER SHOP
oh Ohio Levee, at 81,
Is where such work is neatly done.
myl9dlm
RELIABLE AND SAFE.--Dr. Henry
Root and Plant Pills are mild and plea'
: ant in their operation, yet thorough pr
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