The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-22
GENEnAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. H. II. Fox, OF Siurphy'boro, was
4, the citv Yesterday.
u ..no n ,et tne sac Of ,oJacco ut the
BniHtd warehouse to-day at ten o'clock,
Til, weather yesterday was pleasant
"a ,Onu IL has been for several days past.
/ The snow will be here toby. VI
course there Will b. crowded houses day
and night.
Attend the tobacco sales today at the
Ballard warehouse. Sales commence ut
lOl o'clock am.
IT you want to make the children
happy, go to Saups and buy them some of
his "butlcr scotch" 1t is good.
Mr.. Joseph S. Anderson, an old-time |
Cairoitc, died last week Mt ST. Joseph, Mo.
which has been his home for some years.
-Taalia will give another of their
sp,4niiI performances on Sunday evening
Tao programme will be Published to-mor.
row.
--Mr Henry Schick has opened new
barber shop in the Fourth ward. He in
) vite, bis friends, aud the citizens generally
of that ward to call and ses him.
a Rev. J. Bradley is in trouble again
He ha. been sued for something don't
know exactly what for. The trial will
!. probably come or to-day before Judge
!. Bros.
"A farmer Of the upper portion Of AL
\ cxantor county sold horse few days
since. toa gontleman who lives in Ari.an-
ne sac. for the handsome sum of thirteen hum
lroI dollars Tho horse was shipped for Ar
: kansas on the Capitol City yesterday NOR
ming.
y i. is said that u case of smallpox cX
ists in family residing near the cour
~ house, nni that notwithstanding this fact
four children of the family are regular at
tcndauts at the publ. school. The matte
:. was brousa. t, the attention Of the s:hoc
i'm. director, yesterday.
Vs. mir. Louis lIouck, Of Cape Girardeat
spys the Commerce Dispatch is spoken {
as the democratic candidate for httorne
general of Missouri. lie has all the nee
rns essary qualifications and no better ma
ami could be selected. lie has the legal leari
R Jog and industry that must distinguis
$500 him u IL jurist.'
We make oar ackno vile dement's t,
the McDonough county stock associatio
fora supplementary ticket to their thir
l. annual meeting, which takes place on Il
81, 4th and 9th days of July next.
none but McDJnough stock can compe
for inside premiums, we have decided n
: to take any Of our blooded stock with u
TO- Henry Smith and Sol. Higgins, cou
cen lie Of steamboat rous.abouts, were gobble
by Marshal Cain on u charge Of 4 shtin.
Shannessy fined Hagins five and the cost
while Smith was let Off on tho payment
costs of trial. Hagins forkod over Al
was discharged. lobe Kelly, for disc
DERBY conduct, was assessed the usual fv
five and the trimmings, which he pal
W. had the pleasure of meeting, ON Il
. llicwild yesterday, with Judge Dav
Baker, of Cairo, and .Iu!sn Fust. E,q.
Metropolis on their way up the river
attend court. 1t has been long tin
sEce we met either Of them before, b,
is they both look MS pleasant and natural
cat ever. [PaducNh 'Kentuckjon.'
hos, OF course, Cairo people always 10,
40 pleasant, ard being with them, has t
E same effect on every body else.
We have no hesitation in recommcn
ing William Ehcr. boot and shoe maxi
as worthy Of most liberal patronage. "
ESr know wherefore we speak when we :,
his worI, is bone in masterly IN nner
'ove the lowest prices. lie uses nothing b
'ril, the best Of stock, and he cannot be excel
TED ell in the delicate task of making an G.
g. act It,. Give him call ut his shop q
Twentieth street, between Washingtc
j. avenue aud Poplar street, nearly oppo,i
gan. the court house. and we will guarant
satisfaction.
ODD tobacco growers persist in sayr
that this has been the most dill cult seaso
rect u prepare tobacco for market since Il
, /. year SiS. That year, if any of our rea
With ers remember, was similar in many
wer sPect1 TO the present We are informe
IN ny an o'u BcuticlhNH from virginia III
fur the tobacco of that year did not come i
ons cease until May, and we fear if Il
cial present weather confines, our receipt
,cn- will be light for some time to come.
"a" Ca last Monday morning, Mr..
u Ilanny, the popular Commercial uyenu
dry goods merchant, left for New Yor
city. Mr. lIanny proposes to purchase
larger stock Of goods this season than h,
ever before been kept in his establishment
hop Ills stock will consist Of every descriptio
cen Of dry goods, silks, satins, shuwls carpet,
po- mating, oil cloth, window shades, etc
US etc. The goods purchased by him vii
~, commence to arrive sometime next week
&C. ard VIII be opened Immediately and ex
nd posed for sale As is weil-known Mr. II
l has always sold his goods as low II, tn
rk, lowest, and he now offer, better induce
&C. ments than were ever before obtained il
dry goods in this city.
We have occasionally heard of GER
4 4, e Al,