The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-29
THE BULLETIN.
l'ubIisl,esl every morning, Monday ex.
20 a. eepte>o.
In BRIEF.

Paul G. schuh sells Rat,ingefs medi.
cines. yr.f.r If
-Oyst,r lunch, free to the world, ut the
st. Nichols hotel this morning, at 10
o'clock.
-Shrive's celebrated n o'clock lunch
oyestcrs at Jorgensens If
Judge Turner Of Shawneetown, a lay
delegate TO the conference, called on US
yesterday evening.
A fine free oyster lunch will be
spreak at the st. Nichols hotel saloon
this morning, at 10 o'clock. y
The city council meets tonight in
stated joint session. Considerable bust
ness will be submitted to its deliberations.
Considerable interest has been taken
BY the public in the murder case now on
trial in the circuit court. The attorneys
are making big fight over it.
Officer Robinson, yesterday afternoon,
arrested young rascal, who attempted to
tap the till of Leo Kleb's store-room. The
rascal is now in the care and keeping of
Jailer McHale.
Our friend Turney has retired from
the columns Of the Sun. He agrees with
the Preacher Of the Old Testament
l"Vanity Of Vanity" saith the Preacher
call is vanity"
"A citizen Of Cairo, sojourner Al Bur
lington, Vermont, writes "This is ,
land of beauty. The mountains and val
lev' are lovely; but for a steady thing
give me Cairo"
The "Odd-Fellows' Beneficial Asso-
citation Of Egypt" was organized last nigh,
by the election of the following board Of
trustees; Messrs. Stafford, Woodwar ODER.
ly, Stockheth, Rennie, Bross, Jas. s. Nor
ris, Black and Osterloh.
Two arrests were made by the police
yesterday. One Of the prisoners was fined
$50 and cost for vagrancy, and is now de-
| voting his time to the honest labors de-
volved by the ordinances on the chain
gang Of the city.
The card Of Bauman Il Hauenstine,
civil and mechanical engineers and archi-
tects, appears In our columns this morn
ing. These gentlemen are masters of their
profession, and may be relied upon to
promptly attend to any orders for work in
their line of business
! Mr.. Thomas Nally, formerly of THE
BuLLErIs, is in Kansas City, publishing .
price current. His numerous friends il
Cairo will be pleased to learn that he j.
iourishing like II green bay tree. Tom
carries his fortune in his own hands and
can always succeed where energy and sd
dress will accomplish success.
The most popular shoe shop in town
is on 10th street opposite the court house
hotel, where VIM, Ehlers man features
boots and shoes for his customers, warrant.
ed 70 be Of the best French calf, kin or
morocco and which he guanratses to give
entire satisfaction. Call on him and you
will know how it is yourself. jy6tf
The yellow fever has advanced upon
Cairo as far as Nicksburg. This terrible
disease has not, for many wears, affi icted
this city, but as an ounce of prevention
Is worth pound Of cure, our city authori-
ties should put the city in the very hes,
sanitary condition possible, and should dc
SO Immediately.
THAT sterling democrat, Mr.. Bruner
OF Metropolis, is in the city, lay delegate
to the Methodist Conference. His faitl
In Methodism and democracy grow,
: stronger AS he grows older, and he cannot
for the life Of him, understand WHY any
good Methodist can be wanderer in the
tangled and dangerous bowling wilder.
ness OF modern American Mortonan.
Graniisin, misnamei republicanism.
Peter saup has opened bran new oys-
ter saloon, 1902 Commercial avenue. where
he will keep on hand constantly fresh
oysters, the largest and most delicious in
the eitywhich he will sell the by case, can
or dozen. The saloon has been fitted I'm
win the express view of supplying
gentlemen and ladies with place where
they may enjoy a meal of these toothsome
piVaIyes quietly, without being disturbed
oy the hustle and noises incidental to tho
commonplace restaurant oyster room
IT,
IL any person in this week Of relip,
'ous walk and conversation, wishes honest
religious butter, as sweet as the roses of III,
valley, he should 60 to the grocery s,or.
! OF BiIby d Koehler, and there he will
IND such butter. This devout firm ais,
have on Land coffee that would have mad,
faul happy if he could have had such I,
drink while engaged in hi, good work
and we have no doubt that, il Peter coul,
have tasted the sugar Of this firm
he would never have proved untrue. /,
short their groceries have u Christianis
-, ing influence and should be used by oyerv
= body. ''''!
Mis- Ellen ID, Eames, formerly @
"ta'ha~oo having taken up her residenc
Est | III NhlrO, lntOrms ~ d, ,,,,i;a A..