The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-27
GENERAL LOCALS.

Our new steam iiXins and bran new
presses are attracting great attention.
Country produce is as active in
Cairo as healthy "skippers' in cheese.
DR.. Wadgamar rcioices in she posses
sion Of new daughter who Is in excel
lent health and weighs fifteen pounds.
John Tanner, the popular grocer ad-
veTtises to sell hi, stock Of groceries at
cost. He proposes to 90 into another bust.
| ness.
Parker and BlSe are rushed with
business in their line. They are now de-
voting their attention to the Presbyterian
church, which they propose to make as
bright rs new pin.
-MclIalc has put the lcyee sidewalk
in good repair from Second to Fourteenth
streets and, what is better still, the plank
road from ihe ST. Charles to Fourteenth
street has been thoroughly patched. 1t
can not be improved, unless it !, mcnded
by making IL new road
AT the BULLETS office we are turn
80 o"t '"o Ocst hInu oI printing "t piiucs
below those Of any city in the west. We
are determined, since the issue has been
made with ", to print cheaper than any,
body Our castor is in the ring. slied
recklcssly, and we have followed it ready
to meet all corners.
There was no police business yc-ter-
day. The court was as gloomy as II de-
serted banquet hal, and Attorney Pope ard
p NJ. Bro,s looked like jewellers who had
INDUCED in too much white beer at the
banquet, and were getting over the in
diligence with painful sownes. and in
dreadiully bad humor.
Henderson, who has built up an excel
lent business by strict attention to his own
business and by the possession ofthe happy
talent Of selling the best kind of goods At
the most reasonable prices, helped out some
what by seasonable and discreet advertis-
ing IN The BULLETIN, this morning
appears in our columns with notice call
ing attention to his new stock Of goods.
The dog Of Cairo is dead, and the
Commercial hotel, in which he was owned,
is in mourning. lie was remarkable
dog and the observed of all observers
In his youth he became as wide as he was
long, and, when he shutlled of this dog
gish coil, measured two inches more around
the body than he was long from the tip of
his nose to the end Of his tail. lie died
calmly, as every honest dog should die.
Marshal Cain is somewhat indignant
because fellow by the name of Wilson
is imposing himself upon the good people
Of Decatur rs the marshal Of the city of
Cairo, and is INDUCING in the amusement
OF arresting lady culprits and going
through their trunks. Sheriff Irwin has
received circular making inquiries con-
corning Marshal Wilson, Of Cairo, and
innmating that our marshal is given to
ways that are dark and tricks that are
vain. All who know Cain know that he
is not that kind of man. lie is as yirtu-
Gus rs he is happy.
Since the day the government weather
station signal un-observatory-
whatever the weather hxins are called
was established in Cairo, we have had II
mean kind of weather-rain when we
should have had sunshine, sunshine when
We should have had rain, and ice
and wind, and all that sort ot thing. The
weather man is to blame for it all, and
should be held to answer before the
offended public, Yesterday he relented
and allowed US to enjoy pleasant hour
or two, but two to one he will go back on
us again to-day.
The City Shoe store, the popular re-
sort for boots and shoes, has Just received
the largest and finest stock OF boots, shoes
and slippers from the renowned Brolaski
factory, ever brought to Cairo, and are
now fully prepared with their truly mag
n'dcent stock to supply the spring trade,
beyond all competition, with llrst-class
"ueIe, cheaper than lower grades Of boots
"un shoes are sold elsewhere in the city
n''F stock consists in part, Of ladies
'''s'e' and childrens shoes and slippers
u V''Ne'' lasting serge, satin, french,