The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-07
GENERAL.

IVY "''"cS SVPy'"g w 40. AuurFss
Box 75a Cairo, III. acct
u.s DISTRICT COURT,
is still in session, and is dsposing of the
business In bnnd as fast as possible.
TO III ELECTED.
At tho election this fall the people OF
Alexander will have to elect the follow
ing officers Circuit Clerk, Sheriff, Repre-.
sentative and County Attorney.
COMMENCED.
Work on Mr.. John Koehlcr's new brick
to he put up on Commercial nv nue. near
Tenth street, has been commenced. Mr..
James Kennedy has the contract for do
ing the brick work.
CHRIsrfAS CHURCH.
Eighteenth street, between Washington
avenue and Walnut street. Preaching
every other Sunday, ut II o'clock am.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing.
DOING BUSINESS WITHOUT LICENSE.
City attorny Pope ha. been going for
number of dealers in different kinds OF
goods for doing business without license.
No man should be allowed to go on for
single day without first procuring license.
rHiL. sAUP.
In another place in to.dav's BULLETIN
will be founed the card Of the abov. named
gentleman, who, It will be- seen has pur-
Saup, in the old established confectionery
and toy store, on Commercial avenue,
near the corner of Sixth street. Mr.. Phil.
Ssupis no stranger to the people of Cairo,
ns he has lived in the city for number Of
years, and he will be sure to receive lib
eral share of the public patronage.
STUMP FULLER.
The county court propose to purchase a
patent stump pullei to remove the stumps
from the site of the new road to be
opened between Cairo and Mound City.
The machine will be the property Of the
county, but TIE parties contracting for
the work on tho road will be allowed to
have the use Of it. A new patent scraper
has also been purchased, to be used in
leveling the approaches to the new bridge
being constructed by Judge Marchidon,
near Thebes.
GOOD WORD FOR CAIRO.
From the last number of the Metropolis
Times we take the following COM
plimentary reference to Cairo business
men
Instead of our MERCHANTS and citizens CO.
| ing out VI their own state and aiding in the
building up Of another, they should
render all their support IL Cairo, n sister
city and one whose prosperity is our pros
perity, whose interests are irrevocably
bound to ours.
Cairo can offer ms fair inducements for
the purchasing of goods and for the sale
Of produce and manufactured articles rs
any other city.
Give them a trial that they may show
what they can do.
ARRESTED.
| Yesterday morning chief Of police
Myers arrested two young men, believing
| thom to be the parties who burg lnrized u
house on Washington avenue week or
ten days since. He failed To- find any of
the articles stolen from the house on
| Washington avenue, but n satchel be-
longing to one of the pal IL was II piece
Of cloth, about eight yarus. bearing the
trade mark Of Greeley & Partier. They
were taken to the store of the above named
Arn, where it was ascertained they had
stolen the goods. They were placed in the
county Jail to await trial.
CHALLENGE.
The Hibernian fire company having
sometime since published u challenge to
any company in the city to throw water
with their engines, the Roughs have con.
cluded to accept the challenge, and bave
accordingly, through Mr. Joseph NJ
Veirun, addressed the following note to
Mr.. VIM. McHale, president of the Hiber.
MAN company;
Rough an Ready Hall, March, 9th. is72
| WIN. shcHHt, fresident OF the uibefnipn FIRE
company No. T.
DEAR SIR: l am authorized in behalf
of the Rough & Ready Fire Company M
,, TO accept your chall-ng" published some
time since IN the Cairo BULLETIN. The
Roughs have appointed committs OF
three 70 make ali necessary arrangements
Hoping to hear from. you soon, | remain
respectfully, yours, Jos. u. Vrirum.
THE NEW ROAD.
The county court is doing its utmost tc
secnre the speedy construction of new
road between Cairo and Mound City. Tn,
services Of Mr. William Bauman, civil
engineer have been engaged, and Mr.. b
has been instructed to survey and asccr.
tain the most feasible route for the road
He wills this morning proceed to the
bridge over Cache river, where he will
meet Judge Pdgeon, of Pulaski county,
and the poin. wherc the bridge
over that river shall be To-
loratcd will be decided. Mr. Bauman
will then survey tho route from the river
to the city limits, and report the result Of
his labors to the court. 1t is proposed to
| divide ila work I'M In, u.n,;nn, IA