The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-19
LOCAL BRVITllS.

| LOCAL BRVITl IS.
PROBATE CoUpr,
Judge Bros, presiliug, met yesterlA.
motning
servic g at the several churches we're gen
orally well ATTENDED on Sunday.
PERSONAL.
Hoi. II. Watson Webb, is in the city
on a snort visit t, hi. family Mr.. Webb
will return to Springfield in few days
WANTED.
A situation rs bookkeepcr or salesman,
or US b .okkceper and salesman combined.
Refere zee cxchang d. Adde'S, wv. p,
postofH &C box 3,3, Cairo, linois.
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PERSONAL.
Col. Thomas Allen, president of the
Iron Mountain railroad was, in the city
yesterday. Whether he was here on rail-
road business we did not learn.
WORK COMMENCED.
Workmen commenced putting down the
foundation Of Smith and Brinkmeyers
new brick, near the corner Of Eighth
street and Washington avenue, yesterday.
THE CHAIN GANG
under the superintendent Of Jailer Nc
Hale, are doing good work in making re-
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work between Eighth and Tenth streets
yesterday.
FIRE ALARM.
An alarm of fire on Sunday morning at
about o clock was caused by fire break
ing out ia the Kitchen Of Herbert's restaur-
ant. The fire was extlnguished before
any considerable damage was done.
Being MOVED.
S5mmerwell Il Board are moving the
frame building on Eighth street lately DC
/ cupied by Joe Swnboit Us n grocery .tdre,
from IL. present location, to one of the
vacant lois on Ninth street.
had CoND
VII L nm ptAWttn w ui4As anu Ntudl
streets, the sidewalk is in most deplorsble
condition, and unless soon repaired may
be the means Of causing litigation in con-
sequence of broken leg or arm, or per-
haps broken neck.
POLICE COURT.
William Koch, was taken in " by
/ Hahn, on cha Of Irttn nj bon Ha
plead guilty and was sent to the calaboose
for seven days. The prophecies of an up
town bawdy house, was up on charge OF
| fighting. She was discharged
HORSE RACE.
Next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
race will come off on the Thirty-fourth
| street track between John Sackberger's
rome mare, d" Kittie, and Eernest Bru-
! cher's rome mare, champion. The
race run will be for purse of one hundred
dollars side
NEW GOODS.
In order to make room for his new
stock of Spring and Summer goods, Mr. J.
Burger, will dispose of the stock he now
has on hand at the lowest possible figures.
Mr.. Burger is now in New York buying
full stock Of new goods, which hs pro-
poses to sell ut the lowest possible living
prices. m2dlw
| ST. PATRIcKs BESEvoLENT SOCIETY.
! St. patricks Benevolent Society pro-
pose to give agrand ball and supper, 10
come of on the evening Of Easter Monday,
April lst The committee of arrange
ments are already at work, and propose
to labor from now to the end 10 make this
ball success. They will do everything
in their power to make il az occasion of
which their society may fell proud, as
well as success, financially.
| NEW STOCK.
! The Getty Shoe Store corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue,
will next Saturday receive one Of the lar
gest and finest assorted stocks of the cele-
brated Brolaski boots, shoes CATERS, etc.
ever brought to Cairo. The stock was Sc
lected with view to supplying our people
with the best and most seasonable articles
Of the kind to be found in the market. Ct
A. BRUECB.
The above named gentleman has opened
gliding, upholstering, vanishing, fancy
paper hanging, mattress making and
repairing shop, in the Perry house, on
Commercial avenue, one door west of cor
ner of Eighth street. Mr.. Brueck is an
experienced workman, and all work en-
trusted to him will receive promp. and
careful attention, and be done on as rea-
sonable terms as can be obtained at any
other establishment in the city.
ARE COMING.
The Alleghanans, Vocaists and Swiss
bell ringers first organized twenty-six
years ago, aud whose name has become the
household word of music loving people oil
all nations and whose continuous travels
have extended to all parts Of the civilized
globe will appear at the Atueneum on
Thursday evening next. Every one who