The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-22


come together on terms Of social equal
ity. strangers, one and all, to each other
they went on this way, isolated beings 81
far as any social pleasures went. But time
not always iron-hcsrted, brought about d
happier state Of things. Our population,
no longer composed of transient residents,
many Of them Loasting no local habitation
and some known by names not their own,
has settled down into something like per-
anency, and contains within itself
plenty Of material out Of which to forrn
that necessity ofcultiva,ed life, good So
cety.'
Tho present winter has demonstrated
that We are no longer n community bound
together siercly by the in,eres; of bushes.
and material prosperity. We have taken
on ourselves the task Of noting some Of the
pleasures brought about by the better
state Of things. % s ssL
Daring, the fall and irs, winter month
! ~ 1uE PisLoR CONCERTS,
! Of happy memory, originated and .us-
| taincd by the Choir of the Church of the
Redecmer, were Source Of the highest
pleasure, both in musical and social poin,
Of view Al who enjoyed them in their
season, hope soon to look upon their like
again. .
THE PRRsBYrERIAs REL SiOSs,
hold in the lecture room of the Presby,er-
ian church, arc purely social entertain
mcn,s ana as such have been cmlnertly
successful We hayc also the
DELTA SOCIAL oLUg,
an outgrowth of the increasing spirit of
congeniality among our citizens. Among
the good things In store In the near future
IS the Ball TO be given by The Club u, their
hall. L. will doubtless Dc one Of the most
| enjoyable affairs Of il, kind ever given in
! Cairo.
o: public umuseAcnt., wc have lad
more than during any preceding winter
fos several years. In addition 10 the
travelling theatres, the Phillip sspnccrt,
etc, We had the lectures of Mrs. Cady
Stanton and Drs. Bartlett, and Gregory,
| for which We are indebted TO the
YOuNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
aud whom We have also 10 thank for the
| anticipated delight Of hearing the lecture
Of the Hon. d. +. Taylor.
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and persons travelling or temporarily visit
ing malarious districts, is TO be found in
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casitnally IL will prevent Chills Fevers,
and injurious effects from change of water.
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deceit
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SINGULAR ARREST OF A MuRDERIR-
One year ago las, Christmas, John Neil
roy, then living near Thcbes in this county,
murdered man by the name Of Wesley
Price. Before arrest could be made, Nc
Elroy left the county, and resided several
weeks in Williamson county near Marion.
From there he went to Perry county and
resided some time with his mother. About
six months ago he removed 10 Jackson
county and bought piece Of land near
Murphysboro Officer Green Moss of this
county, learning of his whereabouts, star
ted to find him. lie first called upon his
mother, informed her that he knew her
son, and had an important letter for him
His mother replied tina, he could leave the
letter with her or deliver it TO her son liv-
ing near Murphysboro, Officer Moss
started at once for Murphysboro, aseer-
tanned his whereabouts, called tat his house
ana inquired Of his wife il McElroy had
any cattle t. sell His wife replied that he
had COW for sale and that her husband
wood, and found the murderer Of Wesley
: Price busy choppng wood He inquired
~ had COW for sale and lac
Slat he had. At this
Moss stepped between
us coat, which Wa
iie, and from which
ny au-
know