The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27
Ghe Bulletin.
NEWS OF THE CITY.
BREyITIES.


Louis Houck, Esq, Of Cape Girsrdeau
WAS in the city yesterday.
The Young Folks Calico Hop, a,
Phillis' Hall last night was Q complete
success.
The bewitching csntetince Miss Sc.
lin Ellis tonight.
Mems Fine Seal Skin Caters, and also
prince Alberts," at Elliott & Haythorp's
Il
The greatest comic and mimic YOU
ever saw will be here tonight, Frank
Dillon.
A new feature In the trade of Caire
Is the peddling Of ics-cream. That de.
licious "bivalve" is trundled about the
city in hand carts, and dished out in large
or small "dime's worth's," according to
the temperature Of the weather.
Go early IL you wish 70 secure a good
seat at the Atheneum tonight.
Gents Oxford Ties, Prince Alberts
and Opera Slippers, at the "Ci,y Shoe
Store corner of Commercial avenue and
Eighth street. IT
-Unbutton your waist-coats when Sam
Collins makes his appearance tonight at
the Atheneum.
Bear the fac. In mind that lift rains on
Monday, the German school picnic will be
held on Tuesday. my272t.
Two demircps were arrested yesterday
and fined go and SIS respectively, as in
mates Of well known bagnio in the lower
part Of the city. They paid, and i'm medi-
stely to their way, that are dark, etcetera.
Everybody is going to the German
school picnic-.oung and old, people of
every faith ard nationality. Refresh-
ment-, jce-cream, cakes, CONNECTIONS, soda,
lemHSsds, boquets, etc, will be found
for sale on the ground my272..
Particular attention is called to the la
dies, misses and children's coiored shoes,
OF which avery choice and stylish stock
may be found at the City Shoe Store.
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1t will grieve you TO see Mr. H. w.
Ellis In one Of his melancholy moods TO-
night.
Mi" Ida Harrell will receive a few
more pupils for instruction in the theory
and practice Of piano music. Use Of in.
strument furnished il desired. For terms.
etc. apply at 300 Washington avenue. 2,
Conforming TO . custom. the Drec.
tors have authorized the dismissal of the
public school on Tuesday next, tina. such
teachers and pupils as may feel disposed to
do so, may participate in the ceremony Of
Hrewing flowers on the soldiers graves at
Mound City.
Don't fail 10 attend the German
school picnic on Monday. 1t will be the
grandest affair Of the kind ever held in
Cairo. my272t
Mr.. j. J. Souden, the most polished
Of elocutionists, will deliver the poem
Shamus OBrien, at the Atheneum to-
night.
The examination Of applicants for
teachers certificates, that was fixed for
last Saturday, was postponed until to-day.
As no notice has been given in reference
TO the matter, we are not prepared to say
whether the examination will take place
to-day or be postponed again.
The Peace Jubilee at Chicago, on
Monday, will be one Of the gradest demon
STATIONS ever made in that city. Tickets
for the round trip from Cairo will be sold
by the Illinois Central railroad company
At about half price, viz: $3.50. Several |
Of our citizens express determination 10
attend.
The steam tug Cache the cars, and
the Paducah and Evansville packets, pre-
sent to our citizens eight opportunities to |
visit Mound City every day. -Four of
these chances are presented by the tug
Csche-a coy little craft in charge Of |
that "veteran com mander" Capt. Will !
liam II. Sanduaky.
Gen. Raum has lsbored with unaagging
industry for the Cairo and Vincennes
railroad project from its inception to the
present moment We doubt If any other
man could have worked with the same |
success. In the County Court Of AleIan- |
der county, however, he as we'll as the
people Of Cairo, finds what in common
parlance Is denominated "a stumper."
The Liver is more frequently the seat
Of disease than Is generally supposed, for
upon lis regular action depends, in great
measure, the powers Of the stomach, bow
els, brain and the whole nervous system. |
Regulate that important organ by taking
Simons' Liver Regulator, and you prevent
most of the diseases that flesh is heir to.
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Meyers and shsehan, in enforcing
the "horse ordinance that has stood SO
long a. a dead letter on our ordinance
book, find themselves in possession Of two
horses, which they are holding for the own
srs. Parties whose horse account don't
balance, this morning, will please thank