The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-10
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lock box, 1875, post-ofiice, Cairo, Illinois.
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The official vote of Union county as
Published in the Jonesboro Advertiser,
gives Hayes, 535 majority, and Bowman,
for state senator, 543 majority.
The result ofthe election in this coun-
ty has made Casper Yost sore from the
crown of his head to the soles Of his
feet-all the way along his long body,
about seven feet six inches, more or less.
DIR. Lawrence Of Goose Island, was
in the city yesterday, right side up with
care. He has of late, we are informed, adj
ded spiritual medicines to his worldly doc
tor stuff and is ministerng to souls dis
cased as well as to bodies out Of repair.
The
Cheapest Hardware Store
in Cairo,
With the Best Assortment of Goods,
Is at llalley's,
On Washington Avenue, 3 doors
above Tenth.
MIR. Finlay, formerly of Cairo, is now
one Of the firm of Roberts L. Finlay, shirt
man ufacturers, Springfield. Mr.. Finlay
will be in Cairo Wednesday and Thursday
18th and 10th inst, and wishes all who de-
sire to procure serviceable and neatly At
ting shirts to hold their orders until tina.
time.
Bill Walker, Of Goose Island, and
well known to many persons in this city,
was found dead on the road near his home
on Wednesday morning. Walker was in
Cairo the day before and left in the eve.
ming for home. He is supposed by some
to have been foully dealt with. From
the appearance of the body it was evident
that the wagon had rolled over him.
In reference TO the result OF the late
election in this county, the Sun says :
This defeat, like the rest, is easily ac-
counted for ; but we do not feel in the hu-
NOR to analyze the vote" We are very
sorry. If the Sm would analyze the vote,
all might yet be we'll but, if it persists in
not feeling in the humor, there is no telling
what may be the result. We fear the
worst.
The courthouse people submit with
commendable grace which the same is tn
right word, to the decision tina,
they shall not have new Jail and must 9th
Or retire from office, or endure IL not learl
to like the stinks of the present count,
prison house. Hartman who holds to tn
doctrine of Dor populi roe Del is anxious t
see any undemocratic wretch who still in
ssts that decent Jail is desirable in thi
county
Talk about the great unwashed de
moeracy, when this is fact The day O
the election Mr.. Mertz, then tho candidat
OF the radical party for senator in thi
district, was in party Of five or six ger
uemen when the subject of bathing cam,
INTO the conversation. One preferred IN
warm, another the cold, another tho plune
bath-all had bathed and each had n
preference, except Merit. "You m.
talk about your baths, said he an
they may be very nice but amt ba,bs
since 1882 and i m as healthy as a,v q,
}, OF you. Bathing is vanity, and . We,
! alton Of the spirit.
- Among the arrivals a, the St. Cb.
les Hotel yesterday were the following ;,
IL a Gumberts, Evansville, Ind. T.
Sampson, New Mexico; Jno G Cillino
worth, st Louis l. Cavally, St Loui
Cbas ID Hurlburt n Y; Mr. Druidino a,
lady, st Louis John IL Kearney, Phil,
= N l. Wheeler, Chicago, IL; j. Luyer
Gin, o; A Is Tronkel, Gin, OFT b
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