The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-22


O'Clock a M. aual7tf.
TaArr Brothers, having obtained foI
their watch department one Of the 5
beet wortmcl to be found are now pre-
pared 'o arm out work n that line witt
,ut 'itc delay. Those having fine and
/ diEcdit w.ri rquirng the most skilf
workmcn may now be assured of obtaining
satisfaction. The finest patterns of jew.
CRY, rs usual, are made to order at price.
that defy competition. oct2Otf
Mike Simmons, the same individual
who wa, arrested two or three days ago
I for not wearing his badge a. n hotel run.
ncr H. place where it could be seen, and
discharged on payment of costs in the
case, Wa, before his honor Squire Shan
messy, yesterday again, on charge Of
running for public house without license.
He was hucd ten dollars and costs. Sim
mons will soon learn that he must either
comply with the provisions of the city
ordinances in such cases, or quit the bGsi-
ness.
Peter Saup has opened bran new oys
ter saloon, lO2 Commercial avenue, where
he will keep on hand constantly fresh
oysters, the largest and most delicious in
the city,which he will sell the by case, can
or dozen. The saloon has been fitted up
with the express view of supplying
gentlemen and ladies with place where
they may enjoy n meal Of these toothsome
bvulvcs quietly, without being disturbed
by the hustle and noises incidental to the
commonplace restaurant oyster room.
t.
On last Friday night the first dance
given under the auspices of the Terpis-
chtrean club, came of. 1t was brilliant
a lair. The attendance was large and Of
re most select character. As previously
n"ranged, the musicians took their posi-
ton, at precisely eight o'clock, and from
that time until half-past one o'clock
dancing was kept up without intermis,ior.
The programme Was carried out from top
10 bottom, thas avoiding any and every
Misunderstanding rs to whats the next
lancc?'
A young man, who attends to bust
ness closely and is seldom caught in ba1
company, was sick the other night, an !,
being sick. knew of but one way to get
Well--a good, straight drunk-not q noisy,
'ip-toaring drunk-but one Of those
Trunks in which man gets so full that he
,it''t navigate, and lies down toit. Being
1 new misunderstanding never been be-
'rre his houor-thc old squire could no
ind it in hi, heart to be hard on him. He
rs ssed the lowest ilne--Sl and costs. The
young man departed, feeling that that was
heap justice.
ID. Lanpert ha: removed his shop
rom Ohio Lcvce to Eigth, between Com.
mcrcial and Leyec, and he now invites
his friend, to one of tie best fitted shops
in the city. Everything is kept in the
ncatest and best manner possible; snow
white towels, bright, keen razors, purr
water. fragrant soaps clear oils and fine
Smooth slaves, thorough
,hampoos, fashionable loir-cutiing, hair
curling or dressing for gentlemen, ladie,
or children, and polite attention is Away,
in readiness for those who favor him with
their patronage. oct9dlm.
Frank Kelly, wa. arrested yesterday
FOR running for public house without
license He was taken before Squire
ihanue--y, who a,sc-,cd against him
Inc Of five dollars and the costs. Kelly, i,
newcomer, and, IL he says, did not
NOW that man was compelled TO pay to
,o a runner for hotel. The old Squire
bought if Kol'y were compelled to pay
i've dollars AMI the costs for the informn-
ion that ho,ellunner i, Obliged 10 pay for
he privilege of running, he woull never
orset the fact and consequently not be
again on the same charge,
The following were the arrivals at the
st. Charles Hotel yesterday, Oct.2ls', 1871:
J. {. Calhoun, Paducah, Ky. l.. V. Rapp
iolconda, HI. Jno. McCaTrey, New
Orleans j. II. Hewitt, Memphis; w. II
; mduSkN City; B. II. Lee and family
Wick, burg, Miss; Herman Kramer. St
Louis; T.. \. Terrell, Ballard c.. Ky;
VI. jenkins, Ballard Co, KY; +. Fnln',
G. ;. Slater, st. Louis; w. 5
Morgan and wife, Centralii, Ms. j. B
Iallcttc, Horse Shoe a. VI tchell Chi
ago, llls.; c. \. Beck, Centrnlla, Ills.
Z. II. Falli- City; +. A. Edrrd and lady,
Mound City Daniel Hogan and lady,
Mound City; j, II Kelly and lady,
Mound City; d. II. Carter, Mound City;
.. Buntlc, New York; W. II. o Raymond,
City; F. c. Carson, Pttsburg, Penn; Mrs,
;. G. Drulc!l, Atkinson, HIS; IL. )
Wheeler Chic go, Ills; l.. ENor, ST.
Louis Rpbt. IIuwkin, 81 Louis Coloncl
Merrill L. s. A.; Mss Wilson, Mt. YER
non, Iowa; Mrs. X. G. Thatcher Jersey
City, New Jersey.
The following were the arrivals at tn
Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter proprietor,
for the twcnty-iour hours ending ut 10
O'Clock, pm, October 9th, 1871: Bonnie
W"olfolk, st. Louis l.. A. Lnfon:, Me,