The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-23
THE BULLETIN,
Pablieasi0n O0ce, Da1lesin Building,
wsshingtea Avenue.
PERSON AL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Peaches 40 cents per box.
--Busincss gave the icvee smart top
yesterday.
Radicals have three kind of guages-
broad gusges, narrow guages. and mort
cages.
Weather cloudy, warm, strong
breeze--thermometer in shade at two pm.
90o
Cairo ladies are extremely fascinating,
especially in white attire, which is now
the rage.
Harvard dubbed Ulysses L. l.. d.
which, being interpreted, means, Lover OF
Large Drinks. Big thing.
MIR. VIM. Eichoff is building new
frame dwelling house on Seventeenth
street, near his furniture factory.
Grant will be honored with the
greatest turn -out on the 9Th of November
ever seen in the United States.
--Raschid Ali, the politics title Of Dan
Mum, ESQ.,, chief Of the colored Arab
Bedouins, was expected by his clan yester.
day.
The Liberal Senatorial Convention
to-day should not nominate candidates for
the Senate and House. That wouldn't
be right.
1t is said that when Linegar read THE
BULLETINS report Of the ring convention,
held Saturday, a smile spread over his
iolly phiz, which resembled a smoking bat
ter cake.
An old, decent looking man, book
binaer, hailing from st Louis, who ar
rived here Sunday night late, fell asleep
on the wharfboat, and while asleep one OF
Raschid Ais ID. NJ Bedouins went
through his dry goods, and robbed him of
every cent he had, and a pair Of silver
spectacles. Where was the Waterman
Mr.. Joel G. Morgan, Of the Shawnee
town Gazette is in the city on flying
visit to his Cairo friends. Joel publishes
q lively sheet, and we hope will make it
q great success in every way.
ALIENS speech ut Mound City, on
Saturday night last, at the Greeley and
Brown ratification meeting was rousing
appeal in the good cause. The Judge
speaks for Greeley with as much ease and
enthusiasm as if he had been Liberal Re-
publican all his life.
The example of the Democratic and
Liberal State conventions should have its
effect upon the Congressional conventions
that meet to-day. A conference commit
tee should be appointed, aud all the OBJ
stacles in the pathway to q sstisfactor y
joint nomination should by it be removed
The Democratic and Liberal Congress
| sional conventions will hold their session
to-day at the courthouse. The Demo-
| cratic convention has been called to meet
at o'clock pm, the Liberal convention
"a. 1t is probable the Democratic con-
vention wi do no business until after the
arrival of the 4 o'clock train from Chi
cago.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson of this county,
will be suggested to the Congressional
District convention to-day as the proper
man to nominate for Member of the State
Board Of Equalization. Mr.. Wilson has
been member of the board for several
years, has been careful and laborious in
his efforts in behalf of his constituents, and
we hope he may nominated.
Col. r. Il. Wakefield Of Ballard
county, Kentucky, who, it will be remem
bered, took the premium at the fair Of the
Ballard Tobacco Warehouse, last year, for
the best tobacco offering, sold portion o
his crop-6 hhds.,-in st. Louis few day
since at an average Of 10 cts. q ID, tn,
best hid. selling for SllO D hundred
Four hhds. Of the same crop passed
through our city yesterday for st. Louis
and two more will follow to-day.
-Paducah woke up Monday morning
and is in Aabbersastic state in conse
quence of sensation which it will tr,
to make tho most of for at leas: min,
days. Cairo, as usual, is victor. Sabbath
morning, whilst that village was still
somnambulistic, wide-awake typo, an EN-
ploye in the Sun office, made descent
and by sweet consent carried of from tn
modern Troy one Of the fairest Of it
Helens. Barkus was willin and the fai
stolen one wllinger. The parties name
are Mr.. Boon and Miss Herring. Fas
and furious hied they for Brooklyn, ant
in hurry was the knot tied. The Idle
: wild was the honored packet which con
veyed them hence-ho trembling, she
biushing. The typo coolly put in hi
usual appearance at case Monday NOR
ming. The lucky typo has, he under
: stand, the "phatest take We ever took
in wealth and beauty. Cairo sees Tro
one better.
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