The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-25

N'a"u AoWor Pueeou yesterday morning.
FINE assortment Of ladies fans at G.
Hanny's.
BREvITrEs.-H. Levi has opened out
again in the hide and fur trade. His late
competitor is peddling patent boilers, and
gathering in the dimes.
Michael Coyne is fitting up the old
post Office for q frst-class saloon.
John Scheel, who has been very sick
for some time, is very we'll again.
The attendance at Loretto Academy
10 larger now than II has been for several
years. The institution is prospering.
Rev. Mr.. Baker, a Baptist minister
and prospective pastor of the Baptist
church of Cairo that is to be, is in the
city.
-Bemis, Brown & Co. of st. Louis.
manufacturers Of and dealers in all kinds
Of bags, are establishing a branch house in
this city over Peter Cuhls commission
room.
1t was because j. G. Rogers had as
sumed pugilis,ic airs that Officer Martin
arrested him, and Squire Shannessy i'm
posed q Inc of S. and costs. j. c. paid
the pena.ty.
Squire shannessy dished out police
justice yesterday. Only two cases of plain
drunk we're up. Both the inebriates were
fined, 81 and costs each One paid the
other went to Jail for ten days.
The light fantastic toe is an express
sion on the tongue of everybody. 1t is
from Millions LAllegro. To trip this toe
is the purpose Of the Bismsrk Bund.
They propose TO do SO on the night of the
2sth inst, at Scheels hall. Tickets, 81.
Many negroes not entitled to vote are
registered in this city. Some of them
have been spotted and will be challenged,
and although all the Nellses in the land
may attempt to make swearing to a lie
easy for them, they will be arrested.
--Messrs. Birmingham and Pope have
made betting purse and are blufing peo-
pie for bets. They are betting tina,
Oglesby will have 10000 majority, and
that Oglesby will receive larger major.
ity in Illinois than Woodson will in Mis-.
souri,.
The balmy autumn time is here, and
balmy, most delicious weather we have
been enjoying. Of course we do moi
mean TO include Tuesday and WEDNESDAY
in this complimentary notice. They were
as ugly as Pete Smith and as disagreed
bic as Jake Bradley.
If the stalwart McHale, permitted t.
do so by the sagacious street committee
we're to again smooth over Commercial
avenue as far up as Twentieth street be
fore the bad weather commences, tn
team-driving portion Of the communit.
would drive up and call him blessed.
The Thalis society has in rehearsal
and will soon produce, play entitled
Grant and Greeley" The piece wa
D first brought out in st. Louis, and sti
. draws in that city crowded houses. Tn
4 Atheneum will probably be procured, an
I the first performance take place sometim
Q next week.
!, Col. Winston is the happy, and we ma
d add, proud, possessor ofa genuine Creole
}. parsnip, which is now on exhibition at h
S office. After being inspected by the cur
. Gus Of this city, it is the purpose of ii
n colonel to present it to Conductor JIG
| toL u,h, acxa IN sha III
d ton of such parsnips.
o Capt. r. W. Dugan arrived in tn
q city yesterday from Cincinnati. He wi
q remain with bis boat, the Eckert a fe
u days. We are glad to learn that the cap
u tsin's brother, Irwin, who has been sufiel
. ing from an attack Of the swamp feve
: since he left Cairo, is recovering h
e. health and will return to the Eckert aft,
70 visiting Memphis.
. "A young lady of the convent schoc
while going to, at, or returning fro
~ the fair Of St. Josephs German Cathol
% church, on Wednesday night, lost val
3" able breastpin, gold, with fringed pc
dents, attached to . Quaker handkerchi
~ "A green handkerchief with white bord,
w The finder will be rewarded by returnir
Of the pin 10 Mother Superior, Lore,
or Academy.
les Dick Brown, the black thief W
nd lately robbed Cheney Of his overcoat, Il
he 1t at house in the barracks, where it "
IN. found yesterday. The money and Di
zee were gone. Dick must vote for Grant,
In he is thief. We ask Mr.. Mum to
ls- quest the officers to allow him to retu
Ily unmolested on election day. Probab
60. Mr. Nellis could construe the law, SO tn
in. 1t would be made clear, on tho oath
mt Dicks friends, that Dick only took t
en- coat but did not steal it.
nd 1T may shock the tempera,e-,I
. temperate who don't take to whisky b
'e- have proclivity to 60 thirsting all tn,
CD lives-to say that Tom Parker is I
IS prince OF bar men, but he is, and b
n made, (if old drinkers of good taste are
o. DO relied on) the old Delmonico the d
n penser Of the finest Of toddies. He has
To- fine temperance drink which is becomil
OF very popular with the men who ton,