The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-05


ness of borrowing his next door neighbors
paper, is fraud upon the community in
which he does business 1t not only
proves lack of enterprise on the part of
the business man who does IT, but it is
swndlc on the publisher Of the paper.
| ANY man who is too close 20 subscribe ana
pay for the paper he reads, ought not
to borrow his neighbors.
Ho for Hally
New Store New Goods
Best assortment of
Cooking and Heating Stoves
ever brought to Cairo,
on Washington avenue, three doors above
Tenth street.
| deceit
| There will be meeting Of the city
council in joint session tonight We un-
derstand that an effort will be made to APP
| point IRE wardens, and to come to an I'M
Outstanding rs to the workings of the fire
companies. This is a step in the right di-
|
Eighth street was enough to convince
every one that our fire department as it
now stands, is Of little or no service, and
needs remodeling.
The Buder Brothers, corner Eighth
street and Washington avenue, have re-
ceived bran-new lot of the latest-styled
breast-pins, earrings finger rings, brac-
lets, watches, clocks, ETC.. ind. invite the
public to call and inspect the stock. They
are also agents for .hr Davis sewing ma
chine, Burdett organs and st. Louis pianos,
and offer to the public the best bargains to
be obtained at any place in Southern Ill
inois.
Readers will recollc, It the murder
perpetrated in Happy Hollow over n year
since, when Jack Smith, n negro, killed
another negro named Robinson. 1t was
most brutal and unprovoked murder. The
murderer ran away and escaped srres
until last Tuesday, when detective Arnold
Of Cairo, nabbed him and brought him t,
this city. He is now reposing in jai
! awaiting a sessi on of the circuit court
Mound City journal.
n From the river column of the Padu
cab Kentuckian, we learn that they have
3 marine hospital at that place, and that dui
t ing the month of December l32 patient
were treated Dr. Thomas J. Griffith
has charge of the hospital. We are gla
there is such an institution so near us, an
yet so far from us. Paducah is prope
place for pest house. and all cases {
small pox, itch, and the hundred othe
loathesome diseases peculiar to river roust
| abouts should be sent there.
@ We have no hesitation IN recommend
{ ing William Ehcrs, boot and shoe maker
r as worthy Of most liberal patronage. w
know whereof we speak when we say hi
work is done in a mastery manner at tn
lowest prices. He uses nothing but tn
best of stock, and he cannot be excelled il
the delicate task of making an exact e.
Give him c, at his shop on Twcntiet
street, between Washington avenue an
Poplar street, nearly opposite the cour
, house, and We will guarantee satisfaction
And now comes the Cairo Cassnc
and promises the public II gram
masquerade ball At meeting
Of that society, held night o
two since, it was resolved thl
, they would celebrate their anniversar,
this year by grand masquerade ball t
eclipse anything of the kind that has CON
off this winter. The ball will be held o
Monday evening February 9th, 1877,
The following gentlemen were appointe
, as II committee of arrangements HERNIA
Meyer Carl l.. Thomas and Lou
6 Bla,tau.
1t is true that Blankcnburg's Exec
sior saloon is now one of the institution
: of the city. AN drinkers who like rean
a excellent liquors-whiskies, wines, bee
= otc.-go to the Excelsior saloon, which
G fitted up in splendid style. Blankenbury
n who knows how to keep saloon, spread
a | hhc ircc iuHSu cNers HioiHiHp ana eve
ming, and, as he forciby expresses i
'Sweetens the lunch with music. ii
has employed tho services Of frst-rat
pianist, who makes the grand plan
I which stands in one end of the saloo
9 speak out ia musical tones. Evcrybod
is invited. The best order is maintained
" md all improper characters suppresse
WIN neatness, cheapness and dispatch. 4,
eryooay knows that the Excelsior saloo
C. ~ ''c eo'Oer of Washington avenue an
N Fourteenth street,
y, "A good joke--if hmay be SO called
~ was played on gentleman Of this CITY
~ few days ago. Wishing to have some M
ss per hanging done, he engaged the ,orvicc
of man who follows that trade 10 do :,
The gentleman and his family were to /,
n absent from the city, and the work was
" be done during their absence. The pan,
% hanger went to his wor,
o. and in his perambulatons about Ii
y premises came across a jug of fine Bourbo
whisky'-a present to the gentleman of II
~ house from friend in Louisville. III