The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-15
Dongola.

Mr.. Martin. mother OF Mr.. Joseph |
Gatiingcr lns returned 10 her ho'nc at
Monticello. Ills.
-.John Ilolshouser and r. j. Eddie |
man are at 81. Louis buying goods. The
GOOD fall trade of or merchants makes
frequent visits 20 the supply city nc's-
sity.
Our public school under the man
agcment of Prof. kcsse. Is %ctuhg alung
finely. The teachers seem tn have The
confidence of the pupils anu "i tue
parents.
Three nut Of five OF the travellers Who
arrive bN rail. and find that We have ~"
hotel. exclaim: Jesus Christ; and Tie
fourth one says. oh Jerusalem and tie
Rnh one anxiously enquiries when the
| next train arrives.
| -Esou'rs .en,z has gone TO Mon ny.
Tennessee. to consult an occllll'i an"u'
the condition of his eyes, when nave
hccn Giving him much trouble lately. ana
causing much Wncasiness for fear lhdl u"
bc entirely deprived OF sight
"A party of eight or nine, headed by
| George Granger. have gone To Cache DOT
= toms on a hunting expeditions. IhrN tN-
meet to supply thcmsclvc- With Nclisoh
! steak and tat turkey for Thanksgiving
--Bonacina. our famous sweet potato
= man. has closed his shipping business lni
thn srasonand will seek alternating quar-
Tors i'm the north. among IN
: relative. and the friend. Z"
=. his youth. lie viii make the lou
of the Northern States. and then anchor
i for lhc winter ut Montreal. tmada.Wlitr'
II hi. father resides.
l. The Democrat. hada jubilee here la
n Friday night. For want of u cannon
battery OF anvils was brought out an
h made to @ clI-f1rh tidings of grcai loN,i
j. thc GRAND. unexpected victories 81 tir ~
Imocracy. BOnirs were ilglii'u. ~ 20 '.''
finc bolis rose and fnii like meteor, GU
loose nom The laws of gravity. aud III,
| great hurfylh. 80 long pcnt up by dctsI
hurst forth in loud swell. HAT nearly madt
the hills shake. Glory enough for one
election. wa, the eleven O'Clock amen t.
the joyful demonstrations.
-Pcnrod is not keeping the Empir'
House. The house is keeping him; for h'
Is occupying itas private residence only
and not ~ q hotel. n written last week
and we are practically without hotel
The boardcrs are scattered around town
in private houses. and the traveller NIT
take his crackers and cheese ut the cornc
grocery, and sleep In TRY goods box
Such Is our present condition. \ tray
clcr arrived one night last week. and. fail
ing to find hotel Accommodations. Wake
the platform till daylight, invoking ia
spirits of the damned 10 take us home {
their bosoms. If we don't get hoi'
soon. the Lord have mercy on NJ.
The Changers are already bringing
Early Rose POTATOES from the North. i'
spring planting. They have 4 confuse
idea that seed from Michigan and WiScol
sin /. better than that raised at home. Pc
: haps it j.. and perhaps it l. not. II
: practice OF the ma ority of those vino plal
i, the home growth i, to use the small hal
grown tubers that are unmarkctablc. M
: which could not, under the most iaNorah
circumstances. De expected To put fort
: vigorous shoots, and insure thrift
, growth; whereas, when they get sc'
y from the North. they always get larg
g well matrued potatoes. Perhaps IL
V has more to do with the subsequent vie
=, than the climate has in which the seed
raised. \ little light on this subject m
save transportation charges.