The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-04
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Chief Of Police Myers has bran.
new buggy.
Marshal Cain will receive the dog tax
at the city clerks office lbs
The continued chilness of the atmos-
phere is creating considerable sickness.
In TnE BULLETIN Of yesterday NOR
ming the printer made us use this express
sion; Mayor Lansden is neglectng his
duty IN money matters We wrote in
many matters
We were unable to attend the psr!or
concert at the residence of the Hon. d. j..
Baker, Thursday night. Those who were
present say it was one vf the most interest.
ing concerts ever given in Cairo.
The best book beer in the city will BE-
tapped tonight at Blankenburg's Excel
sior saloon, Washington avenue. Lovers
OF this delightful beverage will please drop
IN dit.
The Athcncum was crowded last
night, and the Ministries gave entire salts
faction. They are excellcnt-the best that
have been in Cairo. They will give another
entertainment tonight.
The smallpox still prevails. Itwon't
"down at our bidding, and e. believe it
to be our duty to call attention to the fact
OF its continued presence in the city. The
precsution of vaccination should be taken
by every person.
Gambling, dead.beatism and the con.
hdence game is being carried ON, we are
informed, in the city, under the disguise
OF legitimate business. Have the police
authorities allowed this fact TO escape
their searching vigilance?
The council will meet in joint session
Monday night. The feature of the eve.
ning's performance will be message from
the mayor vetoing the resolution directing
the committee on police and Jail TO report
rules and regulations for the government
Of the police force.
Dolly Warden beef IA the lates, nov
city in Cairo, and il is, beyond all doubt
he best beef the teeth of man ever masti. |
Gated 1t can be found to-day and for
sometime to come at j. Walter ION Eighth
street, and At Kynsston's, Mt the corner Of
Nineteenth and Poplar streets.
Rice, chief engineer Of the Mississinni
Central railroad is in the city. He and
Charles ThruPp and Col. Taylor and par
lies unknown to us were in consultation
yesterday. We presume the matter being
considered by them was in relation to the
proposed extension Of the Miss!ssippi
Central railroad to Cairo.
Mr.. Il. b. Ellis has inclosed the lots
IN the corner Of Commercial avenue and
seventh street with high close bourd
ence, and now announces that he will
erVe 'ce-'ream therein to-day and every
lay hereafter. In the future the ArliDp.
on Garden will be n popular place of
esort.
The warm days Of Summer are an
roaching, when we shall all be pestered
y annoying mosquitoes and hopping
I
enS, but which will bring along with
hese TRIALS the luxuries of ice cream and
oda water. And where shall we 90 for
ither ice cream or soda water but TO Phil
'aups. he is already furnishing both
hese delicacies to inquirers, and we can
ssure all the public that they ARE the
est OF their kind extant. His saloon, on
commercial avenue, is neatly fitted up
or the accommodation of ladies' and
hildren, and no improper characters are
yer permitted TO enter It. The attend
nts are polite and very attentive to their
uties, and parents may entrust their
kildren to their care without any misgiv-
lgs Of any kind. 4.il-Im