The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08

erins, And one u the bApPies! ktaits Of
the season. The ps'lor concert will take
place he,. Friday night =, Mrs. Charles
Gslligher's, " admission rs cants, children
half price, doors open at :, trouble com.
mences ut s."
We young girls are looking forward in
a perfect futter of ecstasy to the ,ocisbls
neat Thursday evening in
AIR. nYsLoP's ROOMS
He i. so nice, and go pleasan. and iociatle
with us, and We always oAioy ourselves go
much with him. ! wonder why he will
continue living all slono by himself.
We'll, attn snre il ism. o,W fault,
Speaking Of Afnusemen.s, we
have no reason 10 complain
OF duihes First the Fannie Pfies
Troupe for which Phillis and Fulton
slili dtess IL mourning staid with vs. IN.
tt! was tired OF going, and offended Two
or three OF my gsniisnen friends by de.
Ginning to go with them. These were fol-
lowed by the revival and parlor concerts
andsociabes. And pretty soon will be here
the season for moonlight excursions and
boating parties snd-and-speaking OF
boating reminds me that rowing 10 con-
sidered heslty exercise in summer, and
II its good in summer why should n. il DO
in winter, and speaking Of ro,ri'g reminds
mo that
Mr.. &. C. Uni
went TO Springfield this morning, and
this remind. me that several OF our popu.
lar young men am sorry to say arc
nesrly TO the end OF their rope that their
single ives hang by single thread, Is it
we're. When Mr.. Uhl returns next week
II will DO as loo 10 one, aud suppose they
will in the old orthodox way, calmly and
plscidly solve the problem as to which Is
the one--and follow out tho teachings of
the scriptures Genesis 8. II as far asit
applies to them, and rs the fairy tales have
it olive happy ever after don, drink.
As Rip Van Wrinkle says, I
have sworn of, bat, we wont count
this one so "Here's to DER goot helt, und
der families goo! hcli, und may iey leef
long und prosper
TH2 G. & V. II. Il.
Talking Of Springfield, ! Was there last
month; ! went by way of the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad, AMI changed cara at
Norris City. Think this is the shortest,
cheapest and best route, and advise every
body to go that way. We left home in
the morning, wa, in Springfield in time
for supper. My Pa says, and he knows,
that under the present administration the
&. and V. IL me osthe best managed roads
in the w., and its officers here are all
gentlemen .: ability, etc. | don't know
anything about their ability but do sbou.
their good looks. ] met Mr.. Palmer and
Mr.. Clark among the "phantoms. Mr..
Wilson was there bu. did not sec him.
Danced with Mr.. Palmer and think he
10 hsndsoner man than dancer. Don't
like his dancing. He would step on rny feet
and keep running against me, bu. then
forgive him, he did not know he WAS dane.
ing with me, you know; and fell in love
with Mr.. Clark, but ::then his wife was
there to watch him, so we wont speak of
it. We will drop him like the girl did the
hot potato, without being told
Speaking OF watching reminds ins Of
Story told me Of how couple Of my gem
tlemen friends, lone 0. them sings in .he
choir held watch meeting ono
day out and the next day in--until the
head Of the family sent the bo0iisck into
the parlor as = gsn;le reminder that life il,
.oo short and time too pre:ious TO he
.qusndered in that way.
/ have n great devil more::.o say, but the
afternoon is slipping awsy-the first real
pleasant day of the week, and the women
will be out like butterflies. must give
my good clothes an airiay. AZ the Sun
says, ave may have something more TO
say hereafter Yours truly,
prapv