The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-12
THE BULLETIN.
Yesterday was cool'snd pleasant.

1T Is cook that Is wanted at THE
BULLETIN.
Read our st. Louis letter from
u Zerubbabel." 1t will repay you.
The rain Of night before last laid the
dus, and made street travel more pleas
ant.
Nearly ali our democratic exchanges |
of Southern Illinois come TO us flying the |
colors Of Greeley and Brown
-Cundifr has removed his store from
the corner of Sixth and Commercial
avenue to the room formerly occupied
by Keohler Il Bxby.
Insure your life in the Teutonic Life
Insurance Company, of Chicago, Illinois,
Carl l.. Thomas, agent for Cairo and vi
cinity.
Bismarck Brotherhood, in connection
with the Teutonic Life Insurance Com
pany, insures Deaths and Life on weekly
payments. For particulars apply 10 Carl
l.. Thomas, general agcn, for Cairo and
vicinity.
MIR. George Lattner met with what
might have been called serious mshap
on yesterday morning. mule which he
took to blacksmith shop to be shod, be-
came frightened and manageable. Mr..
Lattner was thrown down and tramped by
the mule in manner frightful TO behold
ers, but when the animal was secured,
Lattner, though much bruised, WAS found
to be not seriously injured.
We call attention to the card of
Messrs. Hardy l. Greenw void that appears
in another column of to-days paper. These
gentlemen are now doing business on the
corner of 7th street and Washington av-
enue, and have n splendid assortment Of
boots aud shoes, which they sell at remark
ably low figures. They have adopted the
motto of quick sales and small profits"
and can do all they promise.
There will be n Democratic meeting
heldin this city, on Friday night, next,
for the purpose Of ratifying the action of
the Cincinnati convention, IL arrange
ments can be made to secure Atheneum
hall for tho occasion. Judges Allen and
Mulkey are moving in the matter and
are both outspoken in their opinion that
Baltimore should ratify Cincinnati.
Tho meeting must be boomer. The
Democracy Of Egypt are for II. g. and
the world must know the fact.
The Bloomington Leader says, "wbile
Katie Putnam was playing he Hidden
Hand in Rockford last Thursday even
ing, she forgot the trap door on the stage,
and stepped into it. Her fall Jared her
so that she tainted, but soon revived, and
her injuries were found no, to be Of seri-
ous nature. Her arm was somewhat
bruised by the fall, the distance being
about four feet. The accident will close
her season acting abou, week sooner
than it was intended
"A curious specimen OF humanity At
tracted the attention of observers in tho
neighborhood of the wbarf.boat yesterday
morning. On inquiry We learned his name
to be Oscar Boon, and his local habitstion,
when at home, to be jefferson City, Mis-
souri,. 1--WE forgot TO inquire whether he
is related to the great Daniel, formerly of
Kentucky During u hunt in which he
unfortunately was the prey, and his pur-
suers, Indians, he fell from a precipice.
The fall broke both his legs, injured his
ribs and played havoc with his nose. 1t
WAS knocked out Of place, took t. new
growth an inch or so from its proper loca-
ton, and ID Eow onc.sded affair about
the size OF a cocoanut. Mr.. Boon was u
guest ut the Central house in this city last
night, and Is now on his way home.
The public mus, bear in mind the fact
that tomorrow, from early dawn to
dewy eve, and all night the friends of tho
German school will enjoy grand picnic
at Scheels' Hall Garden. Tho garden, in
anticipation Of this event, has been hand
somely decorated. A fine string band will
be in attendance, vocal music will add q
charm to the occasion, refreshments will
be supplied bountfully; and, in fact
nothing that care and thoughtfulness car
do TO make the occasion pleasant will
be left undone. The best OF order will b,
preserved, and no improper characters h
admitted to the garden. The proceeds, b
it remembered, are to be applied for tn,
benefit Of the school, and every dime spen
at the picnic will 10 spent in the GOO
cause OF education.
AL. eBaun, OF the Ullin Lime an
Rock company, says he has II Gghtin
cock, that can whip his weight in viii
cats, and of course no chicken on tho fac
of the earth can stand before him. As A
is not Il sporting man, he will dispose {
this chicken cheap. ANY one wantin
: such pet, should address without della
= q. a. DEBAus, UJlin, Ills.