The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-06-23
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning. Monday eN.
cepted.
CITY NEWS.
BREVlTlES.

Who said it--Lettuce have peas?
Capt. jim johnson has II new turnout,
which is very neat
The fair at Mound City, Wednesday
night, was attended by quite number of
Cairoites.
DO not forget the closing out sale of
Mrs. Scott Whites store. Great bargains
in good goods.
"A gentleman, recently from Massac,
reports the democrats in that county us
all aglea at the NEW departure
Mr.. "Sm." Eittenhouse left for Ohio
yesterday, to enjoy respite from gro
ceries and theiv attendant troubles.
-Mr.L. D.Thoms, formerly of Natchez,
Miss, has opened up Wholesale grocery
house in Bros,' building, on Commercial
| avenue
! --Mr s,rrigan h~. 40 Gar recovered
| from the effects of II tall in the telegraph
office, as TO be able to drop the cane which
he used rs Il support.
-lsemember Mrs. Mehher's benefit Mt
Philharmonic Hall, on Sunday night, upon
| which occasion will be produced the great
play OF the A." Last Window
--Our Springfield correspondent spoke
of the "eminent" domain bill, and our
printer made him speak OF the animal 4"
. | l,il l., D.,
ticnt
The Charleston, Mo, Excelsior Club,
will give grand dance on the evening of
the Fourth of July, next, and everybody
from Cairo, ~ well as Mississippi county,
is expected to be present.
The horses selected to run the race to-
day over the Kynaston course are being
heavily backed by their respective ad-
mTrrs. 1t is thought htavery large amount
pool-boX at Alderman Fitzgsrald's sam
pie room probably II very small fortune.
-Ilerbcrt lIarrcll, son of Mr.. NJ. b.
Hurrcll, lcared from the wharfboat, eve
ming b.torc last, and rescued companion
who WAS sinking for the last time. For
Just such acts of hcroism the world has
been made ncquaintr! with Grace Darling
and Ida Lewis.
Let all the local buyers be on the
"brcaks nt the ballard warehouse this
forenoon nt sharp II o'clock, ~ this will
he the last sale bcfnr" the great fair on the
2sth instant \ large quantity of tobacco
will be- offered /" make room for the fair
entries.
The wife Of III late Mr.. English had
not arrived, ut the hour Of going to press
last night. Upon her arrival due notice
will bc given of the funeral arrangements.
Could not the children of the public
schools be inaW>'d Ia attend the funeral
in II body, and thu, testify their respect
for the man who devoted the best part of
! his life To- the instruction of youths.
We know the hoys of Cairo are fine of
lmh and stature tnd it is not necessary
that they should line the upper levcc in Il
state OF complete undrcss to cosyince pass
ers-by OF this fact, II you cHl swim, boys
and, nj intervals, sun your forms upon tn,
logs, go whore the eye of man, and wo
man too cannot readily reach you. DO.
The dulcet tones Of cow-bells, hcart
ntar oil in the distance, in the stiffness o
mGhi, and all that sort of thing, reads very
well 10 man in city where ordinance,
exist to prevent it, but is hardly mp
Preelated IN atown whore the ding-donl
cverlaStingly gong ON under ones nose
whether sleeping or wakng-night ol
day,
M"'srs. Wilson and Arick arrive,
/ ''"'' Vie country, yesterday, where they
"''e been canvasSing for the railroad in,
'''''' OF the county for week past
- rom what the gentlemen report. we infu
l., '""t The blue blackness Of the darkes, age,
n'' seized our rural fellow-ci,izen.. Or
'ne railroad question they are nlmos
unanimously wrong. They seem 10 pre
: Ter log cabins and impossible highway
"a OF iow'ways, rather, to railroads and IL
80 'arm-houses which follow in their wake.
"a, -ih's county does not owe dollar AN
az WIZ soon have fifteen thousand dollars
"er treasury gaining thereby in her ne,