The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-30
CHIPS,
WHICH ARE LYING ABOUT LOOSE.

hituougn not tue season fDr fruits, vet
there was large gathering yesterday for
bIack-berryry. Austin Brown was the
subject.
Inc churches Of the other dcnonina-
tons were well attended and the d,y was,
as 1t always is in Cairo quiet and general.
ly observed.
An assignment of patent was picked
up on the street yesterday 1t may be Of
some Importance to the owner it he can
ascertain where it is to be found.
Great inducements to any one wish
ing to buy frst-class piano or organ.
E. & w. Buder Offer their entire stock in
the piano and organ line at the ac,ual
cost OF the instruments. They are dcsir.
Gus OF closing gu. the stock so tina, they
may use the room for jewelry manufactur-
ing purposes.
Two men had an animated discussion
on Sunday evening, and brought forward
such convincing arguments in the shape
OF long knives, that the by-standers did
not wait 10 hear the conclusion of the de-.
bate They went, but "took no order in
their going" and left the opponents OF po.
Iit'cal liberty to argue the matter out
without any umpire.
Capt Phillips wharfboa, was broken
loose by the force of the running ice yes
terday morning and carried down as far
as Halliday's, where it was fortunately
stopped. The safety of a large amount OF
freight was endangered by the accident
and considerable CONSERVATION was Great
ed among the employees on board at the
sudden summons to go down the river.
The services in all Of the churches on
Sunday were well attended, notwithstund
ing the GOODNESS Of the day. The congrega
tion Of Rev. Mr.. Coan was large and were
RECALLED with one Of his pract. cal sermons
Rev. Mr. Thayer, Of the Presbyterian
church, addressed an attentive and in
terested audience upon subjects tha
deserved their thoughtful consideration
4 and attention.
:. Eternal vigilance and strict attention
TO the orders of the Board Of Health, a
h published on Sunday, will be necessary t.
g keep Off the small pox. Let every one b.
l.. vaccinated, for there is no excuse in no
h having it done as the city will pay wher
the patient is unable to do so himself. /
the directions Of the board are carefull,
A.. attended to, Cairo will escape the pes
n which is ravaging other places.
r. Mr.. w. II. Ryan has lately opened
A. frame and picture establishment on St
n. street, near cor. Washington avenu
His stock comprises frames Of all style
\, and sizes, and many very handsome pho
:. tograPhs, engravIngs, chromos, album
etc. He has all sorts Of mouldngs an
A makes the framing of pictures to order,
r. speciality. Mr.. r. invites all to call an
!, examine his stock. Jan 2s-lm-d
m Yesterday and Sunday were ii
E. coolest days Of this winter The Ohio
running with ice, while 1t is forming her
--nidly. The Mississippi is fun OF ice /
larger cake. than at any time this season
and from present appearances gorge Il
i. Columbus is not improbable The pond
in this neghhorhood have been frozen owe
J., for tue past three days creating brisl, d,
= mand for skates and Offering me sport fc
the boys.
5 We have no hesitation IN recommen,
= ing William Ehlers, boot and shoe make
n MS worthy Of most liberal patronage. "
know whereof we speak when we say Il
work is done in n ms.terly manner a. III
lowest prices. He uses nothing but II
best Of stock, aud he cannot be excelled !
- the delicate task of making an exact ii
=, Give him call at his shop on Twcntiet
:. street, between Washington avenue nm
:, Poplar street, nearly opposite the cou,
house, and we will guarantee satisfaction
D The team and equipage Of the Re-
;. Jacob Bradley created great considerable
:, on Commercial avenue yesterday aftci
-, noon. Moved By some influence, wheth
spiritual or otherwise we are unadviseC
they took start without saying, "by YOU
leave" and swept up the avenue at
brcak-neck speed. The last seen Of ther
they were heading northwards and abou
!. tour hundred yards in the rear the Goa
tails Of the owner were projected horizon
tally in hot pursuit. Whether the pre-
prietor or the pendants reached the ilyin
J team first, we have not heard.
, Policeman Arnold returned to tn
& city on Sunday, having successfully &C
complished the object Of his short trip. A
I Mound City he arrested Jira, Allen, wit
0 half dozen aliases, for robbing Capt
Pennington, recruiting officer at Paducal
of one hundred dollars. Upon searchin.
the pockets Of Allen, they were found ful
of rocks-not Of the quality that gratiic,
: the Arkansas man-but stones, which he ha,
g provided for defensive or offensive use. nc
i cordng to circumstances. The money wa
u found upon him. The thief was lodge,
; in Paducah Jail.
One short month only, before tn
municipal election for Mayor, three mem
bers of the select colncil, six Aldermen
opI ba ,it, n IL; o,n, ,,,;l alamo