The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-11

establishments. Mr. Huels invites an IN
speciion OF his work and price,.
33-4.l0.2w
A TRApucER.-The Sun IL our ira
ducer. and 10 seeking to iDjare us in the
opinion of Mr.. Clements. The Sun tells
its reader we are very uneasy about Ike's
pros pecte, but We are not We are as
calm as tho unruffied sipe water that lies
on the fist undern cath our office window.
Ike suits us, and il he would only send
| us documents and seeds--bribe us by .
little kindness-we would support him
next fall. We are anxious TO support
HIM, but fear he will drive us off BY dis
courteous and almost cruel treatment.
Is Town. Mr.. Giboney, editor Of the
| Black River No 'News, is In this city
csnvassing for advertisements for his pa
per. The News lie published at Poplar
| Bluff, q growing town on the line of the
Cairo. Arkansas and Texas railroad, shout
sixty miles from this city. Oar merchants
do not seem to appreciate the fac, that
they should reach GU, along the line of
this road for business. Mr.. Giboney called
on US yesterday, and We neglected to say
| to him that We were too buoy to do the
courteous thing aud show him around
ELoPxp.--Jaek sheppard, probably 8
lineAl defendant; Of the gtes. Jack Of the
same name, untrue TO bic ineri,sl relations,
abandoned his wife on Thursday and
Bumped the city," with frsil woman,
formally an inmate Of the residence of
Mis- Windsor. Mr.. Sheppard has the re-
pu,a,ion ola gentleman of easy honesty. He
would not carry oil without or with per-
mission II the owner, ho: stove, but be
did not hesitate TO carry Oft woman no,
his wife We do no, doubt he will find
the & cods be has captured this raid the
mos troublesome be ever laid his lich. |
finger. upon.
SECOND THoUGHr.-We are almos,
persuaded TO apologies TO the weather for
TIE abuse We have been hsaping upon it.
Yesterday was nearly delightful. The
sun WAS brigh, all day, and, in the Ian.
gusge Of = school boys e.say, ALI nature
seemed 10 rejoice We also seemed TO
rejoice, but We did not. We had no as.
that. with all its fair promises,
tho weather would not Ego back on US
a1d bring blasts from the north with
thunder, lightning, hail and snow all
junbled. Blu. IL did not.
1t was constant sill day. aad rounded of
into quiet and plsassn, night. We are
almost persuaded that winter has gone
and the time Of the singing bird, flowers,
heat, dust, mosquitoes and feas is at hand.
PERsIsrEST.-Ye stsrdsy morning we re-
ceived from &c. the communication pub.
lished elsewhere in these columns this
morning, and yesterday evening received
note from the same person in which
was the following language: III Mr..
Schuckers Is to blame for the Blake mat
ter, who 10 TO blame for not publishing
my article of yesterday. Or is there no
blame shout il? Or, for instance, would
the blame for publishing it be- too ponder.
GUS tor the shoulders OF THE YULLHTrS?
Ifso perhaps the Sun will accept the
awful responsibility of giving i. to the lit
tie world Of Cairo. Have YOU sny
answer for Ec.?' We have. We
assure &c. that her communication did
no. arrive at TIE BULLETIN office before
yesterday morning. We assume that &c. 10
\ lady although the handwriting 10 that
IF gentleman. Only lady, and one OF
exquisite taste and dain.iness in literary
matters, could have conceived the idea Of
search after sparkling crystals 10 the
beautiful Sea Of Mystery, in which we are
oss. The ides sparkles like u crystal or
! drop OF the water Of the Sea Of Mystery.
Az conceit i. is tar superior TO DR.. Big ,
lsm's brilliant remarks about the Etheric
'es--is, in fact, evidence amounting to
oroof that Rc (. q GAMMA and. yo,..r