The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
will be taken without bandying word

Won can buy your tickets for Mr..
T.vlors lcctur, ut the book stores and
news stands. Secure reserved seats early
on "Wednesday at the Office at the athe-
neum.
The local Of the san says that if the
weather yesterday didn't freeze up all
the local items, then he didn't Know
whore TO find them. Wonder whether the
old thug mug OF the Sun expects TO hnd
local items by looking out of back win
dow of back building overlooking COW
pen in back alley.
The meanest COW Of creation is owned
by a resident of the third ward. There is
not farm wagon in the county that she
has not stolen something out of there is
not gate in the city that she has not and
cannot open, and the stones that have been
thrown at her would make five miles OF
turnpike.
Horace Greeley says of Mr.. b. F..
TAYLOR. II had rather listen to Mr.. Is. +.
Taylors beautiful use of language than
any other lecturer in the field MI
TAYLOR will lecture at the Athenum on
tomorrow evening. Secure tickets early.
Why don't the young ladies of Cairo
set the example in inagurating leap year
parties whereat the relative positions OF
the sexes are revcrsed-thc ladies wbis-
pcring soft things in the ears of marriage
able mascuinity, which vainly essays
responsive bushes when murmuring "Ask
mamma
1t should not be forgotten that Mr..
b. +. Taylor will lecture in the Atheneum
this evening. Mr.. Taylor Is, without doubt,
one Of the most popular lecturers ofthe day.
Wherever he has delivered his lecture, en-
titled Thought, and its Chariots," he
has won the highest encomiums of both
press and public.
MIR. Gustav Kingsohr, musician of
noted ability, who has for the past few
years, been engaged as professor in Bal
tiHi'I'i -"u', HlOI'Sca w manu- "'o '"'"'O
home in our city and now offers his SER
vices to the public. Those who have not
already engaged competent teachers would
do well to address Mr.. Klingsohr Box
1853, Cairo, III.
Two negroes entered the shoe shop OF
Mr.. Koch, on Commercial avenue, yes,er-
day evening, and requested to be shown
some boots. After examining several pairs,
they concluded they would not buy, and
left the shop. 1t was discovered after
they had gone, that they had stolen n
pair Of the best boots in the shop. All
efforts to recover the stolen property
have been frutless.
--"lfever l cease to love was sang un-
der the window OF house on a up town
cross street, wherein resides beautiful
and accomplished young lady night before
last, by young man who had evidently
thrown himself on the outside of u very
large quantity Of very bad whisky. The
young lady's papa requested the young
gentleman to leave, or he would ".et him
up in the boot business He left
Tomorrow night the grand masquer-
ade, fancy dress, etc, ball will come of
at the ST. Charles hotel The various COM
mittees appointed by the club to make
the necessary arrangements for the oc-
casion, have been untirng in their la
bOrs to make it success We are told
that everything is in readiness and that
there is 10 room for doubt, but that thi.
party will surpass anything Of like char
acter tina, has taken place in Cairo the
present winter.
We have no hesitation IN recommend,
ing William Ehlers, boot and shoe maker
as worthy Of most liberal patronage. We
know whereof We speak when we say 81,
work is done in mastery manner a. The
lowest prices. lie uses n9thing but the
best of stock, and he canno, be excellad ir
the delicate task of making an exact Il,
Give him n call at his shop on Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue and
Poplar street, nearly opposite the cour,
house, and We will guarantee satisfaction
Although Monday night was without
question the most disugreeabe one Of tho
season, there was II large crowd at Tho
Casino masquerade bali at Scheels hall
The party was composed Of members OF
the better portion Of our German popula.
ton, who entered into the fun and frolic
Of tie occasion in spirit that showed
how highly they enjoyed the sport. Dane.
ing was kept up until day light, when The
party broke up and all went to their
homes well pleased with the entertain
ment.
Carleton, the comedian, is an unfor-
tunatc man. The Chicago fire, the Illinois
Central railroad, and the authorities Of tho
town of Hickman, Kentucky, have given
him world Of trouble. From the HEX
man items published in the Louisville
C9rier-JourAai we clip the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton, travelling come
dians, exhibited ut Hickman last Monday
without first obtaining n license. Carleton
sept in the Jail that night, where he gave
a free performance tothe inmates, and was
baied out in the morning. Nothing is said
of where Mrs. Carleton was during Car
letons incarceration.
A. Hard luck, Carleton