The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-17
BRHyITIES.
Judge Marchildon, Of Thebes, was In
the city Yesterday.

In full tide of operation. Its capacity Il
$4,000 to 10000 boxes daily.
Ladies' Serge POLISH Shoes French Kid
foxed. at City Shoe Store, corner Of Gem
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Il
The drawing of Reilly's gift enter.
prise is announced to come of sometime
during the present month.
| Tho religious furore among the col.
ored people continues. There will be
quite number Of dimensions next Sun.
day.
Gents Oxford Ties, Prince Alberts
and Opera Slippers, at the City Shoe
Store" corner Of Commercial avenue and
Eighth street. II
The funeral train that passed along
Washington avenue yesterday afternoon,
was that Of Mat Prices wife. Price is a
colored man who keeps family grocery
on Cedar street.
See advertisement Of DIR. Butts Dispen-
| sary, headed Books for the millionaire.
rage Guide--in another column. II
should be read by all. myodwly
Two colored blades, named Wade
Hampton and Steve Bradley, were each
fined s. and costs, yesterday, for fast
driving along one Of our principal thor
oughfares. The fines were paid.
The organization Of regular prizo
fight, between two downtown roughs, was
prevented by the police yesterday evening.
The affair created perfect whirl oil ex-
element for time.
Mr.. Mathew Clark is an applicant
for position in the city police force. Mr..
Clark's friends urge his claims on the
ground that he ia capable, industrious and
scrupulously honest.
Mosquitoes were again troublesome,
yesterday, in some parts Of the city. The
reflection, however, that the pe,tifer-
Gus insects were taking" Paducah was
rather consolipg.
"A floating circus, on q small scale, is
being organized in Mound City. 1t would
be strange indeed IL anything of that
kind should be gotten up in Egypt with
out the assistance Of Perry Powers.
Bring your Goodey's, Ballous or any
other magazines or periodicals you may
have lying around loose, TO the BULLETIN
Bindery, and have them neatly and secure
ly bound. The cost will be only triae.
There is an increasing inquiry for
dwelling houses in Cairo. Some of our
heavy manufacturing firms propose to
erect number OF tenement houses, we
understand, for the occupancy of their
employees.
The Villa Ridge Horticultural Socie-
ty hes determined, We understand, that
neither prayer, benzine, nor swearing will
dsatroy the curculio. Orchardists will,
therefore, be compelled 70 resort to some
other means.
Yesterday was . pleasant day Tor out
door business operations, but there were
very few operations to be out. There was,
in fact, an unusual quiet in business cir
cles. THE city wore dull, sleepy aspect
during the entire day.
| -Wea are sorry to learn that all efforts
TO find the body Of little Carl Thomas
have proved Intellectual. Twenty-four
guns were fred Monday, near where the
J little fellow fell into the river, with the
hope ofrsising his body.
Belle Taylor, q colored female Of q
most vicious nature, WAS arrested, yester-
day, for using abusive and threatening
language. The ans wAs $40 and costs, to
pay which she viii subsist on calaboose
fare until the And day Of June next.
There was quite sutter among The
dsmireps yesterday. Cain aud Shechar
devoted portion Of the day TO bringing
them TO their periodical account for thei
transgressions. Quite number Of them
were fined The raid is not yet ended.
Haley, charged with the murder o,
Harrington, in the streets of Metropolis
a short time ago, aud Grasshopper Sam
whose fame and deeds are familiar to oui
readers, will BIO tried in the Pulaski cir.
cult court during the present session.
| 1t !. expes,ed that Gen. Logan will
be the orator of tho day, at Mound City
on Decoration day, viz: May 30th. An
invitation is extended to everybody to be
present and participate in this annual
tribute to the memory of the country's
dead heroes.
ALI Burnett had good house last
night and delighted everybody. HIS
"lightning transformations were most
wonderful, and his entertainment gener-
ally of the most amusing and refreshing
character He will make his last appear
ance this evening,
Judge VIM. A. Lemms, = simon pure
Democrat, was elected to the Office OF
school trustee, in the Radical town Of Car
bondale few days since. He was brought
out Just one hour and forty minutes before
the closing of the polls, and beat his
strongest Radical competitor seventeen
votes.
DIR. Brigham effected a purchase Of
the Harnish farm at Villa Ridge, a few
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