The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS,

New Years day was very dull day
in Cairo, and passed of very quietly.
During the past twenty-four hours the
F., Ohio river has risen thirteen inches.
Married, December goth by Rev.
Tomphson, Mr.. Lenard j. Mitchell to
Miss Lucy Crane.
The amount realized over all expenses
by Miss Stafford lecture and 10 be used in
alternating the wants Of the poor of the city
is about Sl45.
"A negro had HIS leg broken Yesterday
IN helping to load some railroad iron on
the steamer Yearger. He was sent to the
hospital for treatment.
Mat. Burns has taken out runners
license, paid for it, and gave bond for theiI
good behaviour in the sum of $500. Mat
is proprietor Of good house.
There was n joint session of tho CITY
Council last night The passage of num-
Der of bills and some miscellaneous bust
ness was all that come before the meeting.
Young ladies and gentlemen under
fttecn years of age, will be admitted to
the Denton lectures for half price. Re
served seats can be procured for IS cents
extra, each night, of ID. Hartman
Only two cases were before Bross wy
terday' Alfred johnson and Barny
budgers got drunk on New
Years day ard were taken in BY she no.
lice. They were sent to the ca!a Soose to
serve out nine days each.
The Cairo Sun made it. appea rance
yesterday enlarged, in new form, and
containing much readizg matter. We
are pleased to see this violence Of our
neighbours prosperity, and hope he may
continue to flourish and grow rich.
AT meeting OF the Ladies Benevo-
lent Society Of Criro, vote of thanks
was unanimously accorded to Dr. Mary ].
Stafford for her kindness in delivering the
lecture Of last Saturday night. Over and
above all expense, the proceed, Of the
lecture were $4,000.
During the month of Decemb or the
amount of fines assessed against persons
arrested by night policeman Shechan was
1903 amount of zines paid was SIG
amount of fines unpaid SlsG, and the COM
milmenis, were, in the aggregate, PAS DAYS
A very good months work.
Great Inducements to any ono wish
ing to buy ilrst-class piano or organ.
T. * W. Buder Offer their entire stock in
M" piano and organ line Mt the actual
cost of the instruments. Thcv are a.s,r-
ouS oil closing out the stock so that they
may use the room for iewelry manufacture
ing purposes.
M II. Il. Gerould has procured the
','es 4" a bell hanger, who will attend
''"'' eal's Tor work in his line with prompt
mess Dell hanstgs repaired ropes ad-
Jlnted, etc. in first Nass order Lava or
"ef' NJ Mr. Gcroula, office, Winters
DOCK, corner Seventh Sweet and Com
mHrcial avenue.
Not many of the gentleme. ~ ,hio
cay observed the custom of making W.
Years call on Monday We have be-,
informed Of several ladies who prepared
tables OF refreshments which waited in vain
for the expected visitors. We simply
mention the fact that gentlemen NAV
know what they missed.
On Monday morning. between five and
Six o'clock, five or six men entered
Eockel's saloon, on Ohio levce, and attack.
ed Mr. Brown, the bar-kceper, who was At
the time behind the bar They doubled on
him, and gave him Ia most murderous beat.
ing, iniicting severe, If not dangerous in
luries' On the approach of help the attack
ing parties fled the saloon, and as vet have
succeeded in GLIDING the officers.
The Buder Brothers, corner Eighth
street and Washington avenue, have re-
ccived bran-new lot of the latest STYLED
oreast-pins, earrings, finger rings, brac-
lets watches, clocks, ETC., ind invite Che
public 10 call and inspect the stock Tbov