The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-31
JONEsBoRO CONVENTION.
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Thermometer indicated go in tn
shade, l06' in the sun yesterday noon.
There were no sky-lights put in an,
ones head yesterday.
The Dog star rays in full bark, say
the almsnack.
-Blackberries were offering yesterda,
at 10 cents per pail.
Shade trees are grateful now more
an absolute luxury.
"A temporary foot bridge Is laid across
Cache river, and the railroad bridge Il
rapidly progressing.
-"Ill put Msnsard roof on your up
per story is the latest expression of pugi
listic feeling towards your antagonist.
There are loose dimes awaiting Bar
mum If he would only bring his big show
along.
Pigs are taking advantage of the ab
sence Of the implacable Myers in the
northern part Of the city.
We are informed that on the Cair,
and Vincennes railroad box cars are run.
ming with wheat and lumber from GRAY
vile.
Go to WIN. Ehler's, on Twentieth
street, for your fine custom made boot.
and shoes. You can't do better. Try
them.
Prof. Alvord of Freeport, ILL.,, is, we
understand, to DO the superintendent of
the Cairo schools. He is fully capable, we
understand, to undertake the responsibility.
What will become of the radical ring
II the August comet knocks our planetary
orb out OF its propriety. We mean the
Cairo radical ring?
The ordinance for improving st. Ma.
rvs park has been passed and the money
has been granted for that purpose; but
when is it to be commenced
-Perambulating ice-creamists will per.
sist in waking people from their noon
siesfas with the horrid blow of those ex.
circulating tin horns. Chinese gongs are o.
where.
Tho sidewalk on Twenty-frst street
between Poplar street and Commercial Nv.
enue is in very dangerous condition; as
is also the northern portion of Poplar
street.
We are grstifed to learn that along
the line Of the Illinois Central railroad,
about Centralia, ETC., that oats and hay will
turn out fifty per cent better than an
ticipated.
The q. u V. X. Il. company have Sc
cured the right of way for entrance into
the city from the Ills. G. r. H., and the
track will be laid on the strip thus pur-
chased between the Ohio levee and Com
msrcisl avenue.
1t Is impossible to cook poorly in Bur-
netts Steam Cooking Vessel. 1t is worth
double the price asked for it, for putting
up fruit. For sale at A. Halleys, dealer
IN stoves and tinware. 6-2Olm
The LADIES PRoNUHcIAMENro! l.
While protesting against all the worthless
Dentrifces now in the market, the Ladies
with one consent, have adopted the Sozo.
DON'T as the one thing needful to insure
the integrity Of the teeth and a fragrant
breath. iuly3ld&wlw
The cholera is travelling westward,
and it would not be an unexpected CIR
cumstance were it to visit our shores.
Indeed, it has been stated that one case
has been detected in the neignborhood of
New York. To be forewarned is to be
forearmed, and our citizens cannot be too
careful in the observance of sanitary
measures.
"A change has been made in the firm
of Smith Torrance & Co., boiler makers
and workers in iron, ETC., MIR. OBrien
retiring and Mr.. Patrick Maloney taking
his place. This firm are well known as
being clever mechanics and square dealers,
and deserve the increasing patronage they
are receiving. Their place of business is
on Levee street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets.
Mr.. Patrick Clancy's boarding house
and saloon, on Levee street, near the stone
depot, has been renovated throughout,
and though nearly full, few more board
srs can find accommodation by immediate
application. The saloon has been neatly
painted a cool stone color, and the counter
panels have been painted and the edges
gilded. The bar is amply provided, he
states, with ales, and the purest liquors.
The work was done by Messrs. Stoner L.
Meyers. 7-29lt.
George, the barber, whose main shop
is on Commercial avenue, between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth street, has opened
. branch barber shop on Warrington
avenue, opposite tho court house. He Is a
smooth shave, a good shampoosr, . good
joker, has fine lot Of toilet articles, clean
towels, cuts hair in the latest style, keeps
sharp razors and scissors, and q clear
conscience. Go and lean back in that
elegant barber chair and try him.
7-3o-dlm.
FRITZ SCHELERs beer saloon, on WASH
I'M tOn avenue, west side between Ninth