The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08


join in common with his friends in wish
ing him in his new homo that need of
success, which his many good qualities Of
head and heart entitle him to.
Keep pushing, It's wiser
Than setting aside,
And dreaming and signing,
And waiting the tide.
In lifes earnest battle,
They only prevail
Who daily march onward,
And never say fail.-Erchange.
Which is why we remark,
And our language Is plain,
That if fate knocks you down,
You should get up again.
Yesterday we had blue blazes in the
weather.
The barber shop of Gus Hime, onsScv.
enth street, between Commercial avenue
and Ohio levee has become place OF
popular resort, visited by all persons who
know how to appreciate . close and de.
licious shave. Gus is n master in his pro-
iession, and employs only the most skill
full of workmeR. His razors are always in
order, his towels faultlessly clean and his
shop the neatest and most comfortable in
the city. Give Gus call, and experience
his skillful manipulations of your beard
and you will know what the pleasures of
a first-class shave are.
In the item about the sail-boat race on
the Fourth, published in the BULLETIN,
Mr.. Frank Hundley was represented as
having backed the Cambria to the extent
Of Sl75. The item was handed IN to this
paper at q late hour, and was published
without careful perusul of its contents (;
for none know better than ourselves that
| Mr. Hundley is not the kind of u young
man, who bets on boat or any other kind
of races. We make this correction and
explanation because it is due him, and
without any solicitation from him what
ever.
William Alba's barber shop is grow
ing in public favor every day. 1t is neatly
fitted up, and can boast Of the most skill
full workmen in the city. The proprietor
has had many years experience in his bus
mess and is recognized rs one of the most
expert shavers in Southern Illinois, while
young Alba is master III his profession
Citizens and strangers who wish a pain
less shave, q luxurious champooing, or
their hair cut in the latest style should
patronize Alba. His shop is on Washing
ton avenue next door to lannon's news
depot.
-Thunderbolt Winter, one of the alder
men from the second ward, declares tina,
the freedom of hogs from PENS in Cairo ii
| absolutely necessary to the preservation o.
the health of the city. Since the pound
system was inaugurated unmistakabl'
symptoms of cholera have been discovered
by him in several parts Of the city. He
says that on yesterday several infants
were attacked by the disease, and that, il
the hogs are not all released Immediately,
strong men will next fall victims to the
power of this dreadful afiliction. The
board of health will please take notice of
this timely warning.
At recherche gathering in "A town near
Cairo, few evenings since, II party at
the table were engaged in discussing the
speeches and utterances of prominent
American politicians. The range Of the
discussion widcned, and one Of the partic.
ipants suggested the famous Grafton Of
Mare Antony, or the death of Ceser, as
model in its way, A member of the party
spoke up and said that he chad never read
any Of Antony's speeches in fact did not
know him aud inquired whether "he was
a northern or southern man." A profound
silence cnsued and Marc Antony was
dropped.
The following is the iesult of the re-
cent game played at Mound City between
the Dcltas OF Cairo and the Pastimes Of the
former city. A careful study of the score
leads Us to remark that practice at
pins for while, nigh improve the Cairo
boys;
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