The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-21
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know whereof we speak when we say Tie
! work is done in a mastery manner at the
lowest prices. lie uses nothing but the
best Of stock. AID he cannot be oXcell'd "
the delicate task Of making an exa"t i.
Give him u call at his shop on Twentieth
street. between Washington avenue and
Poplar street, nearly opposite the court
house and We will guarantee satisfaction.
Lawrence Patton, an employe at the
depot Of the Illinois Central railroad at
this place, was arrested on last Thursday
evening, on charge Of insanity. He was
lodged in the city Jail, where he remained
until yesterday morning, when he was re-
moved to the county jail lie had hear
ing In the circuit court in the afternoon.
ard it was d.ci led thu, be should be sen,
to Jacksonville to receive medical treat.
men,.
II you wish to see a sample Of good
workmanship, g to see Bill Scots four
and a half by nine carom billiard table,
just cut down by F. knattner Of Chicago.
I, is the finest table in Cairo. While you
are there you can also see the finest saloon
in the West, kept for the entertainment of
colored guests. Go and see Bill, for he is
TO be our next city marshal IT,
We hope no one will forget the fact
that the Mission Sunday School in the
Christian church, is still extending its
invitations of mercy and usefulness to
young and old. Mr.. John p. Gamble is
the superintendent, and no more earnest
and devoted man in such work can be found
in Cairo. The exercises commence at 8
clock pm, precisely, and all, old, young
and middle aged are asked to come if not
TO aid, then to look on Come one, come
ALL
The refined and elegant pastme of
dog-fshting was witnessed at Union City,
Tenn, yesterday, and drew together the re-
fined and elegant society Of Union City.
Union City was stirred to its refined and
elegant center by the preparations for the
refined and elegant sport and at the REIN
ed and elegant contamination Of the same.
The dogs, we are told, behaved with more
decency and showed more sense than the
people who witnessed the shamef exhibit
tion for they, the dogs, were but two,
while they, the refined and elegant citizens
being many hundreds, had greater oppor-
tunity according to numbers, and drew re.
volvers on each other during the said
psstime, They have no churches in Union
City.
Black pales before white Another
triumph tor George, the Barber =
George Reening has given bis black assist
ant "a ticket Of leave" and put IN hi
place barber from Chicago, who in poin
OF skill and experience has no superior il
the country. With this help, and Geor
gees personal presen, cehe expects to MAKE
his shop the grand center Of attraction
with all who want shaving, hair-cu,t:ng
huir-dressng, hair or whi,ker dyeing per
formed in the highest style Of the ar,
Come on ,heu, and II single trial will satis
fy you that now here else in the city car
you be served more promptly or sati-fac
torily. shop, corner Of l7th and CONNER
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-"Zlxb, the correspondent who wrot
the article: Il, too, believe i. one Z
those inidels who believe too much i
order tina, they may di.beieve all--one q
those men who affect to take all the e1
: pressions Of the Bible in the literal sense
He, no doubt, dete.,S the poets who dea
in figures of speech and metaphors. HI.
great trouble seems to be to know how
Noah, etc. got into the ark through aver,
small door. Noah and family and AMI
mails did not 60 into the ark through tina
hole The old navigator put all he wante
TO save into the ark before he commence,
il and then built the boat around them
Just as the glas.-blower makes hole an
blows glass around i. TO make hollow
glass globe.
the BULLETIN says 1--WE have onl
discussed. available candidates, and SUI
gcsted proper men for MAY or Has tn
BULLETIN suggested men q? We know h
suggested u man, and proper enough mar
too, but we have failed to discover NOR
than one unless one means two or NOR,
900 Sun
Didn't We suggest Mr. Schulz and Co
Taylor And We had just commenced
Wslutended to 90 the rounds Of the city
ana were preparing to sound the trump,
Of other peoples praise. There's Mr.. A
B. Stafford who would, we are sure, I'll III
mayors office with great ability an
Mr.. John Howley who would fiji the bill
and several others. And more than thi
We had used our pencil in praising MayC
Lansden preparatory 10 suggesting hi
as a good man to succeed himself, an
were rushed off the track By information
which he himself communicated to u
that he would not again be- candida,
for the office But We have all the tin
said, and will all the time assert, that Co
Taylor would, il elected mayor, give mo-
time and attention to the Office, and Ii
it with greater ability, than any oth'
man in the city.
! AS We have assumed the duty Of tr
ing TO lead our people Unto the gree
valleys and By sweet waters Or in 9TH