The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
BREVITIES.

60 TO Park n d Blake lot Wihuo"
glass, putty, etc. a"s]oo'm
More choice imported gro ceries just
received at Jorgensen's.
The city council met and adjourned
last night, to meet this pm. at o'clock.
-Shrives celebrated II o'clock lunch
oyesters at Jorgensens. u
--H,n. II. T.. Goodell, Of Spring field, was
in the city yesterday, the guest OF Mr. A.
| B. Stafford.
Friend Schuh has erected huge gol'
den mortar, to DIN namcn', as sign-posf, MS
handsome new store.
The most terrific rain storm known
for wears prevailed in Mississippi county
Missouri, yesterday morning.
-Jorscnsen has n great run for Capt
Whites oriental pickles. "
"A negro prisoner broke from the jail
Saturday evening, and succeeded aisef 3
long and steady run across the commons
in effecting his escape.
Judge Allen recently spoke six hours
during a murder trial al Benton, where ne
now is. One of The longest, If not the
longest, speeches Of his life.
During the municipal year past hfty-
four meetings were held; during the pres
ent municipal year, about half gone, forty
| a. ...ea,;,..a ha ham hald
Go to Jorgensen's for imported Dun
dee orange msrmalade, the celebrated
London crystal vinegar, in quarts, and
choice Genoese figs. u
The horse attached to Kehler's wag-
on, started from the vicinity Of the slaugh-
ter-houses on Sunday, and only halted
after the wagon was smashed into smith
Greens.
Mrs. Wellman went for tho locks Of
her smiable husband yesterday, and main.
tained her hold on them for some time.
Mr.. w. emerged from tho pulling q dis.
figured and q disconsolAte man.
Col Taylor, yesterday, donated to the
trustees of the South Star (is it') Baptis,
Church, Of Cairo, six lots in block S8, on
Walnut street, almost opposite the site oi
the proposed German Catholic Church.
There will be sale of household and
kitchen furniture at the residence Of Mrs
Stewart on Seventh street between Wal.
nut street and Washington avenue, thii
morning, commencing at nine o'clock.
1t takes thirty-two quart bottles Of
Wiess Beer to produce SEN
sensation similar to that felt after drink
ing a glass Of emonade-with . stick in 1t
So says legal gentleman, who has made
the experiment.
John Reilly, colored, fireman on tn
tug Cache, in attempting to get on boar(
the tug Saturday night, while drunk
missed his footing and fell in the river an'
was drowned. His body was recovere
yesterday morning. McHsle held the in
quest.
The business Of the New Delmonic
has increased one hundred per cent. undt
the exclusive management Of Mr.. Wlnte
Ifattention to business, knowledge Of th
wants Of his guests, and an energy tn
never tires, will secure success, thenJac
is on the high road to it.
Work will be commenced on the Cali
and St. Louis railroad, a. Columbia, Nor
roe county, about fourteen miles this sid
Of St. Louis, this morning. A number Q
Caroites will be present to throw up th
frs, shovesful Of dirt, and TO wish it sue
cess, in several ways.
ALI river men are entitled TO a ful
swing at our friend HAmbleton, enginee
; Of the Eckert. He says the divers Of tn
boat went down ninety-sir feet, just nbov
Grand Tower, and would have gone dow
farther had not the ladder giren out! an
he never smiled.
If the lady who attributed Tennyson
"Ride of the Six Hundred" to Longfellov
in the course of her lecture on Sunds
night, would devote more Of her time
current literature and less to public spsal
ing, literature and lecturing, SO far as sh
is concerned, would be improved thereby.
Mr. John Boepple, No. 81 CONNER
cial avenue, will reopen his sausage fa'
tory for the fall and winter trade. He hs
secured the services of two competen