The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-07
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'oi"s =, three extit iuoht'
give wv ,,v three mile. 10 lsnsa,N
va and forms mAgnih'
w,slt No other taoW"'O
,n,,v can prei'ut 'uoh 80 At
race, animal oSses' IN tue
a,. array Of men, |
"a e.' W" wagons, musicians
10 eo"' henslis that enters into
IL ,si.io Uf such an establishment
- VIE respec t, too, Old john, tho peoples
V''F' " ' 'ithoa, peer. lie has &C.
''u"oosu Jns under his immense pavil-
oos Tor " 900 people, and wa d,uJ. 10,
very So =, will be eled.
Vis .IoHN's YouNG jos RI jbinson's
'o'a trumpeter, Joseph, ia creating
gre & show-fever 10 Cairo, and has worked
=" mp into intense admiration of tanned
wild beasts, circus riding and clown Jokes,
Joseph is AL tina, fancy ever painted
show Advertising sgent to be. He is
gentle, he is kind and you II never, never
find nan more completely up to"snuF -
our c'ariosl friends permitting the slang
than be. The fact Is he captures the
country for his show, compcls II to sur
render without terms. He has ns, ard Is
therefore follows as u matter of course, he
has the churches he hA' Sol. Silver, and
81 u matter OF course, he hiss tho stosm-
boats be has money, and NJ matter OF
] .oursa hoe 40 --f'~--'- - -. .-s~.
modest chsek--snd Ne matter Of course
has the hotels. He hiss sc,rslly made ar
carry visitors 10 Oli John Robinson's cir
Gus on the ooh inst. from Golden and all
intervening stations, to Cairo, at eScursion
rates with the Mobile and Ohio from
Humbolt l., Cairo a. same rates; with
Mississippi Central from Milan with
Cairo and Vincennes from Wen
ma with Iron Mountain from
Dexter City and Belmont. and
with the steamer Fisk from Paducsh and
all intervening points. There is no Old
John Robioson bat Old John Robinson
and Young Josephs is his agent.
TUg CITY PRrNTIN0.-We are sure
Mayor Wood 10 an honest and conscien-
tious gentleman and wo have taken mCc b
pleasure in generally commenting his
administration Of city affairs. He will
not therefore be offended, we hope. If VIC
should say he 10 an absolute failure az g
presiding officer. His ruling at the las
meeting of the council was peculiar snt
certainly m.de the knowing smile. A
bid was made by two gentlemen Of thi
city, Messrs. ID. l.. Davis and John II
Oberly, proposing to publish the council
proceedings and ordinances. Whom IN
bid was read in its order, the Mayo
} promptly decided that
D WAS out OF order, an
l gave as his reason for the decision tbs
o the chartor provided that the paper pull
8. fishing the proceedings and ordinance
II should be the official paper Of the CT,
: the council would nsmo the official pap
oi --thns If tho ia va. accepted the pr
ceedings might be published in the 'Su
> and the ordinances IN TIE BULLErI
'" He has no right to decide bid of m
kind out of order, unless some membs
y of the council attempts to consider
l. when the consideration oil other busine
d is In order, and in ruling out d. and D.
a bid he acted without authority and b.
' sides, he was in error whe
- he said that under the Did the nublic,
ton OF the ordinances and D.. ao,linl
% could he divided. The bidders pi opOse
to publish both the proceedings and ID
ordinances in q psper--not in two paper
! Dir. q. 10 now the contractor, and nc
The BULLETIN company, and the mayo
e ought to know that Tom Jones and Die
Smith moi :her ono OF whom has any in
torres, in apsper might bid to publish tn
proceedings and ordinances IN dali
newspaper, and being the lowest bidder
their bid ought 10 be accepted. But III
mayor hiss pocu lar ideas, and he hn.
, RICH. 20 them.
D Stuart 4 6holson arc determined no