The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-07
LOCAL BREvITIRs.

Picnics are on the taps.
Criminslly speaking the city Is delight
fully dull.
The Flora Garden opens on sunda,
nei..
Theiail committee meet, tomorrow a
o'clock.
A couple Of runaways yesterday, ant
fortunately no injuries.
The grand jury have gone FOR" IL,
the ocmi monde. No rest for the wicked
Cairo needs a Burgh aud sn snti.cru.
el.y.to-animals society 20 look after II.
~retches who inaict u. with .tu,nr .piled
cows.
The civil war in France la. been Ia.
suyu-sted, and Alba 10 still enchanting
the men ofhard heard. with his fine shaw
ing It
Shaking Jimmie 90, on the "wsrpa,h
yesterday, and while in at Of bravery NJ.
tackled Mrs.. Csllxhan. He 10 iodgia.
with MclIsl..
Spring fever" or Ia other word. a
feeling Of general "plsyed.ou,cdne.-" i.
epidemic. and the weather !, rcsr"n .ih'-
for II,
The trial Of Arthur boyle ,s prcgr...-
ing Linegsr and Mum fo- "a. defense,
and Aibrgh, snd Mccartney pro..ca-
ting.
The Catholic Church was ni.ed ys,,sr.
day morning during divine service Tho
st. Pa,rick's Ben.volen, Society s,,sn-
dei in body.
A Memphis detective j, Ia town and
wAnnto SEQ somebody. He tells u.
that Reagan 10 ~ good Is ,icke,sd for The
Nashville Peni,entisry.
Mr.. Bou,on, Of tho Jonssboro Gazette
Wa in ,h. city yesterday. The frui, pros
pests, no ssys, ~ero never better, aud fruit
growers ere accordingly jubilsn'
Frankie Wilson Is the poe,icsl nam. Of
an Unpossicsl chsrsetsr who appeared be-
fore Dross yssserdsy oas charge Of va
grsncy. She had the "duca,,' and ~.caped
confinement.
The "Fi,k' excursion 20 F'adncah
On Tuesday is much talked aboa,.
The youth AID beauty Of Cairo will Be
well rspresentsd--,hat Is II the youth and
beauty do experience chang. Of heart.
Pour white women, who have no rsr.
ticular abiding place within the corporate
limits, were tried before Bro.s yesterday
for vsgrancy, found guilty, and hnsd ten
dollars each. Fines paid.
VINO spplys the Grant lab in these
psrts ," The sur" 10 preparing to aop
after = brief canvass o.. week. Itisac.
tually beginning to doub, tho loyalty Of
Senator "Chawles,' ssit calls him.
'Our Olive does DO, like babies over
much, but IL she were y man and had
beard, and knew how 70 appreciated good
thing she would rot fail 20 DO shaved st
Alba barber shop, Commercial Avenue,
Cairo, III. Il
IL 10 now stated tbs, the post once
apartments in the custoua.hoVss building
will not 10 ready for occupancy before
next Fall. Could an even bet bs1psocured
that mail matter will Be- delivered from
that building, even tbsoi
The alarm Of 6re about dusk last evening
was oocssioned by The burning OF defec-
tive Hue In an old wooden structure on
the corner Of Eighth and Walnut streets.
The engines we're promptly on the ground,
but their services were not needed,
II Charley Pfiheriins we're In town We
would engage him 10 walk over and tnm-
BILE down tha: villsinous piece Of sidewalk
on Commercial avenue, just above Four
tenth street. A lew dollars worth Of re-
pairs, Immediately applied, might save the
city another Rsdmsn suit.
Occasionally . boot and shoe maker is
found who 10 especially good on certain
kinds Of work, but Bsugh h good in all
branches Of his trade, and challenges com
petition. He invites q trial. and Is willing
to guarantee satisfaction. Hegiyes good
stock, y splendid 1T and workmanship that
10 par excellence. u
It was not considered orthodox, former
ly, to marry during Lent. Opinions have
changed, although timos are still dull, and
now the orthodox, who wish to BE- fash-
ionsble, must take advantage OF the few
remaining days Of the season, or else
smother Whatever matrimonial inclina-
tions they may have until the days Of
fssting, praying and marrying again make
their annual round,
The engine Of the Hibernian Fire Com
psny, while rushing along Commercial
avenue, yesterday, in snswsr to the nrs
alarm, struck an old counter standing Oh