The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN. SUNDAY, DECEMBER q 1870
not prond and viii accept passes on rail:
roads and TO theatres and 70 circuses.
MUNICIPAL MArTeRe.

not prond and l viii accept passes on rail.
roads and 10 theatres and 70 excuses.
MUNICIPAL MATTERs.
.. .You occasionally throw little piece
Of editorial brick bat st the city govern.
mcnt. You ought U NOT do 90. The city
government 10 . good one. Mayor Wood ID
impartial, aud sndsavors 10 DO his duty
faithfully. and Mr.. Morris il the best looking
man In the council, aud Mr.. Robinson is
not, but he comes in heavy on the handsome
IL ~ handsome does adsge OF the good wife
Of the Vicar Of Wakefield.
AT the last council meeting the mayor
made some wise suggestions, among others
that three physicians should be attached to
board Of health aud that committee OF the
council aud citizens should be organized TO
advertise the advantages Of Cairo rs a man.
nfacturing city. During the peculiar reign
OF MIR. Oberly a. mayor such committee
was raised, and 10 did some good. II in
duced Mr.. Gamble to come ~ Cairo; 1t got
the hub factory built; II started Eiehhof
In his furniture factory, and suggested .
thing or two to box manu- acturcrs, aud 80
forth. Ii may DO said, and IL said. PA. who
Is an old fogy, says ~ that CANDLES factory
and the Others are very small manufacturing
potatoes; but they have done the town some
good, and everybody knows II, except few
fellows that loaf around the saloons and a..
ways vote for you except when Tom Is q
candidate. Then they don't. Another
committee could, at this time, with our new
railroad connections, do much good for the
city, and ! therefore hope Mayor Woods
suggestion will not be disregArded. as good
suggestions too often are In Cairo.
The suggestion to increase the police
force met nv approval, which is an import
ant item Of information. Messrs. sheehan
and logan will, believe, prove TO be waltz
able officers. Mr.. Sheehan knows the bust.
ness perfectly, have been informed and
% does Mr. Hogan. The ashamed gen.
teman is somewhat surly In his be airing, but
that may be virtue In apolieemsn. l don't
know that II IL; but 1t may be.
COUNTY MATTERS.
The county court has been In session
during the past week, Mr.. Lynch informed
me this morning. This court, which ought
to be Of the things OF the past, fixed the
sheri1's salary Ut d 800. and the amount to
be paid TO his clerks 1t t2,IOO. The court
acted wisely and Literally In this matter. 1t
has not been much afflicted with liberality
In the past, and ~ for it, wisdom have
nothing to say. do not join with Mr.. Talk.
tout In the declaration that all the wisdom
~ has mi nj cd sniUht h. nj tv,to ha
ner OF fy's eye, and not impair It's vision
In the least degree. Mr.. 4. Is such = sour
man. lie is always saying disagrseable
things.
Il don't agree with you in your opinion
that the new county commissioners cannot
qualify. think you were not on your eggs
properly when you attempted to hatch out
that conclusion. but have not got time to
show you up, and so dismiss the abstruse SUBJ
jet from my oveburdened mind.
Bids for live pauper maintenance and
deal paupsr burial are to be received by
Clerk J. G. Lynch, Mr.. Winters says, until
the 10th inst.
Associates Marchildon and McCrite,
their coart having adjourned, left for home,
away out In the country, this afternoon, and
! expect enjoyed the rain and the gloom a.
much AZ do . newspaper controversy on
finances, the truth Of the Christian religion
or evolution, and the Lord and nv good old
father knowsI detest them as do an old
like--wsll. he does business on the
levee, and is lost to the loving grace OF mar
'iage, or my name is not Jane Ann.
POLITICAL.
80. regret that Mr.. Mum did not succeed
In getting the position Of sergesnt-at.arms
in the house Of congress. am = fearful
Democrat-a Bourbon every inch of mo
IN admissr OF William Allen, OF Ohio. and
William Allen and Jim Allen, OF Illinois. l
like Mr.. Harman's unressoning devotion to
The glorious party of the past; but for oil
that wished Daniel success.
In the matter OF the county commission.
srs am slightly Of the opinion that the
Radicals got the best OF the Democrats, and
nethinks ! roe In the trick the political
handiwork Of the gentle by sharp Pope.
You are an unsophisticated politician, or
slss you would not have fallen into that
rap.
Il pity you. Cesar had not half the trou-
bic refusing the crown that you seem TO |
nave in rejecting the position OF congress.
nan that has not been rendered to you.
And now il you will take good advice, you |
'urely will not 20 back on me when l tell
gu to not fall into the hands Of the PILLS
lines.
The most intense granger l have heard
u, 10 Mr.. Linegar, lie eats oats and drinks |
mix for living. And what Linsgar does
ie does well, especially in the way Of eat
ng and drinking. The good Governor |
Ieveridse refused to allow David to flourish |
Is a railroad CO whatsoever; but have no
iOubt you farmers will come to his support |
md elect him to the position Governor Bsv-
ridge now occupies In this state. Dave
hats what everybody calls him-would |
make lightning governor
ART.
Art has its attractions for me but dc not |
Profess to be au JaR in taste. The beauti.
ul attracts me powerfully, especially male
beauty. A man, bearded like the psrd, 10
IN object my eye fessts upon. never see
uch man and neglect to remark TO my
elf that ! would like to have him Is .
'pard" for life. And men, not bearded ARE
'nything but dissgreeable objects TO con.
emplate. But l digrsss. Art, rs l re.
marked, is attractive 10 me and, ~ \ coz.
sequence, have not failed to recognize In
Mr.. II. N. Roberts an artist OF much merit
do not say this be cause 1 am 4 Young lady