The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-22

ground for the suspicion that they have LETT
their money and pawned their pocketbooks
and bagging in Chicago.
My fall stock of fine boots and shoes
are now arriving. Call and see them.
o. HAWTHORN.
We are Informed by City Clerk Foley
that popular resident of the Fourth ward,
with whom Mr.. Dave Barry has an intimate
acquaintance, has come to the sensible con-
clusion that it is not we'll for a man to be
alone, end that since one Of the fair daugh-
tiers Of Eve has already said yes" the
Fourth warder will engage the serS ICES OF
the priest in the near future.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
other complimentary to another couu !
fair. 1t is a present from the Southern
Illinois Fair association and will admit
"THE CAIRO BULLETIN and family" to the
grounds which are located at Anna. This
| is the first exhibition Of the association and
| it will doubtless be as successful as it de-
serves to be-
They are more perfect in fit, better in
quality and lower in price than any other
| first class shoes: West Brothers fine shoes
for ladies and children. For sale only by
o. HAWTHORN
Our readers will remember that the
Cairo and Evansville packet
company's new steamer Dexter
was burnt. a little above Evansville not
very long ago, while com 'rg dovn the
river. The packet company has Just set
tied Nth the insurance company for the
loss of the steamer recei, ng $4,000 and
the hull Of the boat The hull is to be put
ia order for the reception Of the Bells
machinery, end the boat put in the Cairo
and Evansville trade as speedily as possible.
--"Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's,
"A few days ago hand bis were thrown
about our streets which adver, ,sed, over
the names Of Walter Wilkerson, John
Sides and Pink McA lister, that the col
ored people would, on the 21st inst, gather
in st. Mary's park for general enjoyment.
AS before said, yesterday was the day
fixed upon, but owing to the fact that the
windows of heaven" were open the
greater portion of the day the colored peo-
pie wisely remained at home.
About two o'clock pm, yesterday, a
team Of mules belonging to Halliday Bros,
and used in hauling bran, -four, ETC., from
the mills and warehouse to the rfboats,
was being driven over the stage leading into
the second story of Halliday and Phillips
wharf boat, when one of the mules became
obstreperous, and, showing the other off Of
the stage fell on top Of him, both becom-
ing entangled in the harness. The wagon
remained on the stage upujured. BY cut
ting the harness the animals were extricated
from their painful position, end, being
placed upon their pins again, were found
to be all right
The way the money goes from the
pockets of mechanics and laborers can be
discovered by investigating the beer saloon
business on the question of receipts. On
Saturdays the beer saloon keepers gener-
ally change numbers Of five dollar bills,
the mechanics and laborers being paid off
on that day. On Monday the five dollar
bills are gone, and silver dollars are pre-
sented. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays
half dollars are received, aud on Thursdays
quarters, while on Fridays dimes and
nckels are brought in and credit is asked
for.
The famous Saltwater beer, kept con-
stantly on ice will be found on tap at Chas.
Pftferling's on the corner Of Eighth end
Commercial to-day. Tins beer is of the
rarest aud most wholesome quality. 1t is
cooling to the mind end body, gives origin
atty of thought and clearness of mind to
the politician, lawyer and professional men
generally. 1t cheers the sad, revives the
old, inspires the young, makes WEAKNESS
forget his toll, and Fear her danger, and
opens o new world when this, the present,
pals. Try it
The boiler formerly used by A. Mackie
& Co. in their corn mills, and which lived
through the fire. was loaded upon cart
and an attempt made to transport it to Mr..
Smith ToranceS boiler shop tor repairs,
yesterday. Six horses were hitched to the
cart, and when they had proceeded as far as
Eighteenth street with it they became
balky. Numerous and various were the
plans to make them complete the trip, sug-
gested by the curious crowd, but, though
some Of them were acted upon, the mules
refused TO 90. About an hour was spent