The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-30

FINS family groceries cheap nj fstkc'
4 Axle,s. ll.30.st.
LocAL BREvIrIEs.--H i. cold it is cold;
il is eoid'
County court will meet On Monday.
MIR. Thomas Halliday is on his way
10 New Orlean. Business.
The Du Quoin Tribune calls our
neighbor OF the Sun 'this opsceous edi-
tor" Call the Tribune man another,
Davis.
Tom and Jerry are in the city AT all
the saloons. They are always taken to
gether, like the Siamese twins.
Mr.. William Smith, who is out with
hunting party in Missouri, has our
thanks for half dozen Of fine and fat
wild duck..
The Merchants wharfboat Of Vlcks.
burg, has bsen purchased by Hallida!
Bros, and will be brought to Cairo for u.s.
by that firm.
The steam fire engine was taken ou'
on Thanksgiving day, to pump full OF
water from the river the Sixth street els.
tern, but 1t wouldn't WORK.
Attention is called to the government
sale at Mound City, Of which advertise
mon, is made in another column.
Mrs. Swander, who lately became
Mrs. jackson, offers her millinery goods
at cost. She j, going cut of the business
in which she was very successful and pop.
ular with the Cairo public.
We have had, since the conclusion OF
the las. Thanksgiving least, symptoms OF
the now fashionable horse disease, but no,
5ot.-no, no, Doctor Hulse, not bots
-Rices minstrels, having met with
nisfortunes, left Cairo yesterday fol
Mound City in an impecunious condition
There will be agrand free lunch at tbs
Kentuckian saloon tonight The propri
etor intend. to make it the big thing Of
the season.
.-Gen. Winslow, Chic. Engineer Rice
and Inspecting Engineer Brown, of tn,
Cairo d Vincennes railroad company, ar
in the city
-Hsrrels dcclination Of our invitation
to dinner is funny We wish he ha'
clothes, and with him We curse his panta
looms.
Robert Mackie, colored, who lives Of
Fifth street, stole the cover from one o
the manholes Of the Fifth street sewe,
He WAS arrested by Cain and taken befor
Shannessy, who fined him S. and costs.
-Bourbonic Bots Hulse is now the gres
leader of the Blanton Duncan party {
ECairo,-the s.snd-stili men Of OCoDC
sympathizers the gres. un,errifed.
The johnson County Herald copi'
.&our suggestion on the opening Of the Gail
E and Vincennes railroad, and says "Righ
Nj BULLETIN. Something Of The 20
should be gotten up somewhere, AID '
know 0: no better place than Cairo TO
n up q nice jyb Of this kind. Le. The ID
d move on.
n -Hulse, the charm eompounder and boz
doctor, wears bic hu, 30 hi TO conceal
fright eye, which WAS iusrred 10y the 80
righi hand Of the badly treated TLou
ne South, out OF whose hands this horse d
On ior-ih!s poor holse doctor-got q sad,
re and bride shop worth SIX hundred d
lul lars.
"A passenger on the Bismarck had
NJ. cassion TO attend 10 some duties Than
he giving morning a, 3 clock. While ou
cd his room, which be thinks he left lock
Nv someone entered it and took $40 in gre
an backs and q gold watch Hes,s,ed his c
% 10 the police, but they being unable
zee do an ything no arrests were made.
lot Sheriff Irwin, after dligent study
I'D the laws relating 10 his office, has come
es- the conclusion that he is required to IN
report every lfteen minutes Jut
ny Bross inclnes TO the opinion that n rep
nil r. mus. bs made every ten minutes, Sund
ks excepted. The judge and sheriff ,
.ss probably allow Us TO effect comprom
'atH on twelve minutes and half.
nv -lfs fire were to have happened
ers Thursday night, Cairo, would have been
he ashes. Where is the water for the use
to1 our are engines' Some Of these days
will be treated with the spectacle Of
=. Mayor and Council rushing in frar
gu has,e to lock tho stable door, after
W horse has been stolen.
ere The Coterie party at the St. Cha
AIRS, hotel, Thanksgiving night, was BRILL
OF affair. The large dining-room
~, crowded with the youth and beauty Of
RI lefty, and all enjoyed themselves.
son Cotere has reason to be proud Of its Z
ied' cess. Mr., ReIiord, mine host, sprea,
9TH. fine supper, Of which the large comp
for partook with great zest.
and Rev Mr.. Thsyer preached an eloqu
gan, sermon Thanksgiving morning. He OF
ated ed his heaviest guns on the Coterie
rms, its Thanksgiving dance, and very pro
therI ly chasiised Tux BULLETIs for put
ugh the dance. After We heard Of the ser,
,e ut we attended the dance to contemplate
lnas henious sinfulness; but, by our truth,
70 in liked it, and saw nothing sinful ia it,
sser we are, We astter ourself one of the
ppro- Judges Of Elm, in the city.
f'ehd Bishop A. W. Wayman, one o
wife bishops, will preach ut tho African NJ
price odist Episcopal church. ON Fourte