The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-30
THE BULLETIN.
Pablie assWs once. Bulletin building
WashingsOn Avenue.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Very few teams in town to-day.
Greeley badges will soon be in order
Business on the Levee rusty. Twill
be brisk enough soon.
Peter Cuhl has taken possession of his
new building as coolly as il twas nothing
new.
Yesterday afternoon the windows #
Heaven were opened and heavy thunder
storm abated the heat somewhat.
Myers and Arnold have not been visi-
BILE for three days. Arnold vanished ut
the point.
With the old Indian, who had born
unto him nothing but girls, we cry again !:
"Sheborgan'-she-boy again.
When will that Greeley club be or
ganized and where can we obtain head
quarters for it2
A Greeley ratification meeting in this
city is being worked up slowly, but when
1t does come it will be a rouser.
From Mr.. Morgan we are glad to
learn that the hub factory will soon be
started. We predict for it eminent sue.
cess.
The little Commercial edited by
Mr.. Louis Davis. a new Cairo weekly, does
not come to rs. We wish young Davis
lots of success.
The Gazette" pufs Mr.. Oberly Of
The BULLETIN in a manner that gratifes
us. We are too modest to quote, and
simply return our thanks.
The delegates of this county to the
Democratic Senatorial convention at
Jonesboro to-day, went up this morning
on the 2 o'clock train.
Mr.. Mercury put on toploftical spirits
to the height of 1909 in the shade; Sol
whipped him up t. ll30 in the sun,-the
ambitious monster, at 3 p. m, Monday.
We have not seen the face of the be-
nevolent p. II. Pope for week or more.
We were getting used to him, and are al
ready hankering to see him again. Most
likely he has gone somewhere.
"A slight accident occurred yesterday
on the side track of the III. G. r. X. above
the depot. A coal train backing with
rather too much force wrecked the end car,
and smashed the bumper. No other dam
age done.
We notice that the new Methodist
church (colored) has been commenced, on
Eighteenth, between Walnut and Cedar
The sill plates are laid on the brick sup
ports. The dimensions are so feet by rs
outside.
1t is impossible to cook poorly in Bur
nett's Steam Cooking Vessel. II is worth
double the price asked for it, for putting
up fruit. For sale at A. Halley's, dealer
in stoves and tinware. 6-2Olm
AN emigration Of couple of wagon
load of 'skeeters seems to have arrived in
Cairo, from the Mississippi county swamps
Of Missouri they are of the turkey buzz
card variety with bills one and half
inches long.
-Tbos. Lockford, of this city, an en-
ploye of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad
company, working with the pile drivers
above Mound, City was killed July 25th
by the rebounding of Il snatch block,
caused by chain breaking.
&C. X. Woodward, Esq, the famous
iron merchant, is pushing things ahead.
The inside work in his new brick addition
is being forwarded as fast as hands can do
it. This gentleman will furnish us with
valuable statistics in few days.
fourth ward that subscribers don't get
their paper promptly. We shall be
obliged if subscribers will inform US of
any omissions of the kind promptly, and
they shall be as promptly remedied.
Mr.. Schultz is the partner Of Hauen-
slime, and not Phuly, as we stated on Sun
day. Schultz is the civil engineer of the
firm and is thorough in his business. As
craftsman also he is accomplished, as the
work upon the map of Cairo, lately drawn
for Mr.. Oberly, will abundantly testify.
Prof Kruger will lecture, August
9th, ut the German school house, on the
"Future Of the American Schools" The
professor is an erudite gentleman, and
will, no doubt, handle his subject with
skill and eloquencc. We hope he may
have the pleasure of speaking to a large
audience.
Rev. Mr.. Coan, rector of the Episco-
pal church, left yesterday on visit to his
sick father, residing in New York state.
All letters addressed to him should be d-
rected to Oneida Lake, Madison county,
New York, and kilograms, care of James
keeder, Conastota, New York. During
his absence ii. II. Candee, Esq, Sabbath
School superintendent will conduct
morning service. We wish the reverend
gentleman a pleasant journey and a safe
return.
MIR. Patrick Clancys boarding house