The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-03
BI,EvITlFS.

Jr., came down Yesterday the first time
for several days.
-Wanted-board and furnished room
for gentleman, wife and child. Reference
given and required. Address, BULLETIN.
feb3d3t
In our notice Of the theft Of number
of railroad tickets, several days since, we
stated they were stolen from the ticket
office in this city. We were misinformed.
The tickets were stolen from tho Office at |
Villa Ridge. l.-slf
"A couple of negro women become
involved in u quarrel yesterday, whan one
Of them drew out razor, and declared
that if her sable sister did not "git out Of |
de way" she would give her ia deaf
arrant wild dat razar"
BY notice in another column Of this
mornings BULLETIN, 1t will be seen that
the directors of the Cairo and st. Louis |
railroad will meet at Carbonate on Thurs
day, 9Th inst. Business Of Importance
will come before the board.
1t would be we'll for our citizens to
look we'll to the fastening Of their doors
on referring at night. The city Is full Of
Loose characters, aud 1t is only reasonable
to suppose that among them there is lib
ersl sprnkling of thieves.
Where are you golngf To the place
number SO, Ohio levee, where they Keep
the best fresh oysters, Ash and game, s'J
the finest wines, liquor and cigars ~ b
'ound in the city. Open At all hours, dA.
or night. y. Il. PARK
IA dispatch was sent to Cairo and
Mr.. Joe Arnold, Chief of Police of that
city, promptly overloaded and arrested
the offender at Mound City and brought
him to this place" Mr.. Arnold is not
chief of the police force oil this city.
Now that the CAIRO and Vincennes
having been let, and work to DO common.
ced at once, Jorgensen is prepared to sell
all kinds of groceries cheaper than Any
other house in the city.
There was regular old fashioned
rough aud tumble, hair pulling, eye bung
ing, nose humping row in one Of the
fifth class levee saloons yesterday after
noon. The only damage was pair o
black eyes, and bloody head or two.
The second and last term Of the chill
dren's dancing school, under the superin
:. tendence of Prof. Charles Hardy, will com
: mence on Saturday, February Sd, at
O'Clock pm. Feb. l-d3t.
q Nose Smith, who has been spendin!
J, the past few weeks in the hospital, 60
out day before yesterday. In less thar
two hours after his discharge from ths
institution he was blind drunk. Billingsly
gobbled him, and took him before Shan
messy. Smith promised to drink no more
and his honor discharged him.
Mr.. Gustav Klingsohr, a musician O
q | '"'.- - = - 60,
years, been engaged as . professor in Bal
timore, Nd, proposes to make his future
home in our city and now offers his ser
vices to the public. Those who have no
already engaged competent teachers woul
do well to address Mr.. Klingsohr, DO
ll63 Cairo, Ill.
Gen Winslow, H. s. Morrill, an
Col Chas. S. Wood, Of the Cairo & Vincer
mes railroad are in the city. We under
stand that Gen. Winslow has informe
+. parties in this city that the entire line {
the road, excepting about six miles, ha
been let to sub-contractors, and that wor
will be resumed rs soon as men can b
, employed.
v Great inducements to any ono wisl
ing to buy a frst-class piano or orgal
Z. & w. Budsr Offer their entire stock
the piano and organ line at the actu,
cost Of the instruments. They are desi1
Gus of closing out the stock so that the
may use the room for jewelry manufactu,
}, ing purposes. M
The family of colored people living
> near the corner of Thirteenth street an
Washington avenue, had lively time @
it yesterday. One Of the daughters bea
her mother an old and almost helples
woman, with stick of stove wood in
most brutal and shameful manner. Ate
whipping the poor old cripple, she turne'
her out ofthe house to take care Of hei
self as best she could.
While Mr.. Stephen Schwanitz wa
! driving one Of the teams belonging TO tn,
city brewery along Ohio levee yester,
day, near the Delmonico hotel, the horse
became frightened and dashed up tn,
street at fearful rate of speed. Nea
the city national bank the sleigh wa
overturned, and Mr.. Schwanitz thrown
OUT, fortunately sustaining but slight in.
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The fair and festival by the members
Of the German Catholic church, which has
been going on for the last three nights, wal
we are informed. grand success, fnan.
cially as well as socially. The hall was
crowded every night, from first to last, ant
We have yet to hear OF any one that. wa
there who does not speak in the highes
terms of the entertainment and genera
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