The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-08
ITEMS or LOCAL NEWS.

may be seen by the handsome manner IN
which bis brush has decorated with new
paint the house offered for sale by IIcg.
erty, on Commercial avenue near the
corner Of Nineteenth street.
Capt Halliday, Capt. Phillips, Dr..
, Uhl and Judge Dsvi. will leave this
evening for the Rocky mountains, on
. pleasure and heslth.preservng ,rir. 1t
has been shrewdly suspected that they
msy be seduced into the mistake Of be-
| coming members Of Mr.. Joseph Arnold
/ colony.
--Messrs. Elliott and Haythorn wish to
inform their friends and the public gen
orally that they are not selling out at cost
but at the very smallest trids above cost.
and not less the" -" ~' co.,. t---..''
any Of those who are selling out at cost
/ Tits ia a sort Of riddle, but then It's thu
truth. Go and see their immense stock OF
boots and shoes, examine their prices and
satisfy yourself. 1885,
"A brakeman on tho { and Y railroad
was seriously wounded withs knife used
by a desperado at Norris Guy on the 4lh
| he brakeman was on TIL platform at the
station, when rowdy remarked There
/ Is one Of those s--ns Of b--hc' Of railroad
men, whereupon the brakeman knocked
/ the rough down. Recovering his feet the
! rowdy drcwa knife and stabbed the brake.
man in ,he breast nacting probably
fatal wound.
Married al the 81. Charles hotel, ia
this city, Monday evening, July :, 1873,
by the Rev O. W. Grade, Mr.. John II
Mckinney, Of Unin, Pulaski county, to
Mrs Jane McCane, Of Jouesboro The
ceremony was performed IN the presence
Of a few friends, after witch the usual
hand-shaking and wcil-wisAing was gone
through with. Mr. and Mrs. Mckinney
will remain In thi. city several days and
then return to ullin where they propose
making their home. We wish them Il
long life fun Of happines and prosperity
The Paducah Kentuckian congrs,a.
istes itself and patrons upon "iho complete
disappearance Of cholera from our midst
disappearance which we hope will be
final The people of Cairo with great
hesr'iness Join in this hope. We have thus
Tar been merclfully spared visitation Of F.
the terrible disease. All around Us it has
rsvage and done the work Of death and
our neigbbor has grievously suffered.
That the cup has at last passed from her
5 fact over which We with the "ken-
uckian rejoice. May 1t be not com mend.
4 to our lips
The proposition now before the city
ouncil to abolish the track Of tie Cairo
nd Ninccnnes railroad within the corpo-
alton should no, be adopted hastily. We
re satisfied the officers Of the company .
re- anxious 90 put the track on CONNER. -,
.al avenue into good condition, aud that u
hey vii. I9 30 a. soon s5 they possibly j
~. Tho road il new, and the company {
rs been ~ most new roads are, much :
We o. Cairo -houl4 not +,
curt quarrel with the company. Let !
s make Ass,e slowly TO ge, into n passion F,
ud make demands wa know cannot be ,
Jmp.ied with.
Why should people who desire TO
Ieep % Z git be compelled to endure the
arking Of thousand ours, more or less
sunday night, from 10 o'clock to f. the dogs
4 our neig Dor, the courteous bat colorcd
illchrist, bsrked in chorus with the cur
y no has his station on the corner OF Wash
ngton and Thirteenth streets, and dozen
logs in other localities. The noise Wa.
lorribe. Sleep was bauisnei from our
YIELDS. and We fell into dozy kind Of re.
i.ious cursing that relieved US wonder
.gliy, Atiast the baying Of our curish tor. F.
.n,ers died into silence, when the melodi-
as voice Of j i'm Meehan' jacksss woke the .
morning echoes aud made each Of the few
particular BARS upon our pate stand OF
end like fretful quiil- upon the patient pro-
cupine. Oh for quiet nook where dogs
do not bark AZ night and iackasses do not
bray in the morning
Rev. IL b. Thaycr and family left
the city this morning for Vermont. They
] VIII 10 hoetLl TOUR OF I'VE NteEs. Alr
/ Thayer who has been dwelling on the
mountains Of theology and wandering
about the valleys Of religion IN Caro- dur.
ing the pss, year, anticipates soon to rest
and ruslicste on the Green Mountain. and
10 the pleasant valleys Of his native state
We congratulate him 'piIefally. We wish
be were 70 remsln at the church bellows
IN this sweltetlng town aud We were to
bic away 70 the pleasant regions Of the
u9rth, But thus it TO- The leaders a the
narrow path have a much pleasanter time,
cay what they may, than We who trudge
along 10 the broad way Of ordinary sinful.
ness. But Mr., Thsyer has labored faith.
fully and merits rest and recreation and
We can uow--eyen now in my mind eve
Hofa.loI- - zee him looming up IN the acl
Of picking whortlcberries and blscEber.
RES, blazing away prayerlully at Wild
beasts OF the mountains, and with the
calm countenencc Of happy ,aint catching
the spcckelcl trout from The da.hipg
sream.
Gov Beverage has appointed Mr.
John j. Bird Of this place, one Of the
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