The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-08

He has often spoke in public on the s'age'
and knows how to do II.
Phil. Howard Bernard Smith, Mr..
story, Of Du Quon and others, returned
yesterday from hunt, hsh, etc, around
the lakes in Kentucky. They were SO sue
cessful that Phil. Howard thinks oil start
inc a mea. and gatne store from the pro-
ceeds.
Alderman Morris takes to candles
AT the meeting of the council bis csndie
burns brighter than that Of other OF the
other fellows. He has caugh. the con-
tagion from Nellis, and hates gas.
Capt. j. NJ. Phillips, who was in at
tendance upon the steamboatmens con-
yention a. st. Louis, bel ewes the conven-
ton was good thing, aud that ns
deliberations will result to the advantage
of those who go down and up the river in
great boats.
Cap. We,zcl, of the s.. Nicholas ho-
| tel, is walking to the front in tho mime |
host" business Of Cairo. He is one Of the |
most genial Of gentlemen. Tonight, at
o'clock, no will spread fine lunch, to par
take of which he invites all his friends.
just by way of variety he will have on
hand Milwaukee beer.
d. L. Linegar, Esq, formerly prom.
inent Radical, has soured on the party.
He refuses to make moro than ono or two
speeches in the canvass, and then will
make easy ones. We are anxious to ar
range for joint discussion between Dave
and Mr.. Clements; but Mum Gays it will
never do.
MIR. Davis, Of the Sun, will canvass
Union and Jackson counties with Mr..
Clements. Mr.. Davis will pray and dc.
nounce the civil rights bill, and MIR Glenn
, ents will sing and praise it. In this way,
: Mr.. Popo believes the entire vote Of the
: Republican party can DO obtained for his
candidate, and the pos!oflice thus secured
to his friends.
: &C. Winston, Esq, our candidate for
: tho Legislature will visit Jackson county
in few days and shake hand, with his
to.be constituents. Col. Winston makes
friends wherever he goes, and we are sur,
' that, Tho will only "mix' with the PEG
pie in Jackson and Union no will get ,
very large vote-a vote tina. will b.
highly complimentary TO him, and con
. elusive proof OF his popularity.
q The gentle, genteel and ponderou
I, Max Roller has again, with his little bel
o lows in his hand and his fair roun'
ID paunch before him, taken his depa-tur
v from tho city Oh another piano-tunin
, tour. Ye plays the music of the future
~ and tolls inimitsble anecdotes in indiffer
"a emit English. He is Wilkie Collins
Count Fosco, or there is no music in
piaro. We pine for him.
Ia Rev. j. A. Maier, of the Evangelic'
III Association, was in the city yesterday
eS Mr.. Naier has been located, for the pal
o. two years, at Mount Carmel, Illinois, an
* is spoken Of by tho papers OF that place ,
W. IAN earnest Christian gentleman" ii
y, has been assigned TO the Csiro and Noun
VI City Mission of his church He preachs
- in the German language, and will delivt
no his fret sermon in this city next Sunda
YES night, in the Christian church, Eighteent
Ill street. He invites ali Germsn-speskin
oe people TO hear him.
10 j. w. Mccartney, Esq, Of The MI
Il" tropolls Times, called upon us yesterday
Mac ia one of the live men Of Souther
no Illinois, and II he docs not become too IL
10 tensely Democratic will make his mar
!" yet. Ho has already gone past US in pol
A. tics and Is nearly abreast with our MOI
ct ultra Bourbons but, we hope he can
nv persuaded to consider his condition wit
'r' calmness, and not take the final step. A
no this tims his aversions in politics are Fee
~ rell AMI Jones, and he is giving them II
nc devil with vim.
10 While apathy prevails among th
m members Of the Opposition party in Cair
I'M wa have observed with pleasure that NJ
Iv j. X. Cunningham /. an exception to tn
"a. rule. He IA anxious to get into tho fra,
.rs and will work like beaver, as the ssyiD
). is, when in. lie has expressed to US h
h. willingness to visit every house in IL
=, county and work FOR Hartzell mornin
noon and night. Mr.. Cunningham, a la
student in the office of Judge Mulkey, o
the stump would be power, as all wi
- agree who have listened to his jury arg
80 ments, surprising ora,oricsl production
W of so young lawyer.
,es BoARDING.-Psrties desiring boardiu
es. and lodging, or day board, in priva
! a family, near the business part of the cit
nd can be accommodated by calling at Ii
&C. two-s,ory white frame dwelling in rear