The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20
LOCAL BREvlTlES.
RERsONAL.

LOCAL BREVlTlES.
PERSONAL.
Will Murp'v Metropolis, and jug. !
Pidgon, Of Pa.,gi, were IN the city yes
terdsy.
| "fRoS LADY"
Mile Graci., the Tron Lady 10 now |
with Backsn ,toso's circus, museum and
menagsris.
| CIRCUIT COURT.
The April term Of the Alexander coun.
~ circuit 90 irt will convene one week |
from next No ,dsy.
Mrs. Chas. Warner formerly Mrs. Dan |
Rics,) now With Bsckenstosss circus, mu.
scum and msnsgerie.
| REMEsBxR
the grand matinee on Friday At 2 pm. Of
BAckenstose's circus, museum and menag- |
sris--sxpressly for ladies and children.
Mr.. Charles Royce, the American Gri-
maldi and peoples fsvorite clown, at each
exhibition Of BAckenstoses circus, museum
and msnagerio next Friday.
WANTED.
A situation - bookkeeper or salesman,
or - bookkssper and salesman combined.
Reference exchanged. Address, Nv. p"
postofacs. box 3s3, Cairo, Illinois.
3-l9.d3w.
The hens ought to prepare to "hump
themselves for . general lay out. Easter
will soon be here, and at present prices Of
!. eggs il can't be celebrated ~ it should
unless they do.
THE pEMiRKPs
Of the city are just now on the rampage in
consequence Of the expectation that they
are to DO arrested and fined. They ar,
y swearing all sorts Of vengeance sgsins
is the police officers.
.2( THE LITTLE KESrUcKrAN,
Of No. So Ohio lsvee, is the pilee where
b. they keep the freshest Ash and game, anC
The fnest wines, liquors and cigars, to b.
- found in the city. Dinner only twenty
I've cents. Open day and night, At al
hours J.E. PARK, Proprietor.
3-lN
- for shipment by river from this poin. ar
sbundantly plenty. Not only tn
wharfbosts but . good share Q
the wharf is strown with freight awaitin
tonnage TO convey it TO its destination.
x,1 THE wHARvMAsrKR's
Office is to b removed from, ia p.s.er
location, to the front room, up stairs,
the Scott White building, corner Sixt
10 street and Ohio leves. The room is on
,.rn ofthe best in the city for an Office.
" NEW CHURCH.
The new German Catholic church
= this city is rapidly approaching compl
ton. The interior work on the buildin
MS 10 now beng done. 1t will, when con
ple.sd, Be BY far the hsndsomest churc
- in the city.
he BRHAKIN8 STREET LAMBS.
Within tho past two or three weeks
49, large number Of the vas lamps Of the cit
- have been broken BY mischisvous boy,
&C. The superintendent " the gas compan.
has determined to ferret out the guilt
~. juveniles, and punish them to tho futile
extent Of thelaw.
BALL.
IS A number Of young gentlemen of &
city propose having a last gran
nm , ball Of the season, At the st. Charles hot
on Friday evening, April 9Th. The COP
!. for the tickets is now in the hand, Of tn
hill. PRIMER, ana 'hey VIII osou' On ihursuAy
sss; Friday. The ball promises to be . gran
affair.
= THOSE HAMS.
We have sampled those Barter & Whit
house hams, to be found at Stratton Il Bird
- and have no hesitation in pronounciI
49, them among tho best We have ever cate
Me'srs. s. & B. have plenty more of Il
Same kind, and persons Wishing arst-cls
article should not fail 20 give them
.,o, call.
l. NAMED.
On Saturday evening, March ls.h, |
be- the Rev. Robt. Helbig, Capt. F. G. Decke
we. to Mrs. Augusta Meyers, all Of Cairo,
ock We always knew that Fred Decker VI
on. . sensible man, and would see the folly
itch going it alone" through the world, Ar
Of marry some good lady. May their ma
in ried life always be as joyous a. At prsssn
"" OPP FOR SKw ORLEANS.
u Capt. Hsmbleton's boat, Mary
nd. Forsyth, cleared yesterday morning +
ker Now Orleans, Capt. II. himself in con
W. mAnd. The following persons accom-
saw aimed the captain, on this, his first trip
a, DR.. Casey and family, Cap
but Geo. Lounsbury and fsmil