The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-23
LOCALS.-GEN ERAL.

A son OF Rev. Mr.. Wallsr broke his
left arm on Wednesday, while playing the
game Of "Foot and Half"
Tho council some time ago directed
the city comptroller to have the water of
our drive.wells analysed.
"A number Of our Democratic fellow
citizens started through the county yes
terday on vote-hunting expedition.
They will return on Sunday.
We call attention to the very inter-
esting communication of Rev. Mr..
Durschnor. 1t will be- perused with pleas
ure BY our Thousands of readers.
There il no doub. of II. Corcofsn's
party, on Wednesday night was most
successful affair. The supper was line.
The dancing was kept up until late
hour. Everything passed of pleasantly.
w. q. Cary, the undertaken, found
a pocket book in front OF The Bulletin
office yesterday. The owner can get it
from Mr.. Gary, by proving property and
paying for this notice.
Work on the Cairo & 81. Louis rail-
road is progressing rapidly at this point.
Mr.. Fleming, the contractor, says he can
finish the track-lsying in thirty days If no
has coed weather.
r. Smytb IL Go. arc erecting a sub.
stantial wooden sidewalk in front of their
Wholesale liquor house or Ohio lovee, and
will tomorrow lay down similar walk
in front of the clothing store next door.
Mrs. Monsarrat has returned to Cairo
from Memphis, and will receive pupils
for the piano or guitar. She will also
teach vocalizstion. Apply to Mrs. Mon
sarralt, at the residence of Mrs. DIR. Dun
ming. lo-22-f
The rain yesterday was not objection
able; but this thing must 20 no further at
this time We must have pleasant
weather in which to crowd work on the
narrow gauge road and therefore tho
rain mnst dry up.
An excursion train en- route for Chi
cago from points along tho Mississippi
central railroad reached here about 8 a.
IN. yesterday, and tsrried long enough for
breakfast at the St. Charles, which was
partsken OF by over one hundred passen-
gers,
AT "Our Saloon" Eighth street, be.
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio levee,
the hungry may find oil kinds OF edibles-
herring, sausage, cheese, &c, and tho
thirsty the finest OF wines and liquors,
fresh lager beer, and the best brands Of
cigars. Attentive bsr-koepers are always
on handi and the lunch set daily, at 10
o'clock, 3undays included, is as fine as
any in tho city. Call around. 1o-22-t
--Spir'tualism, Huxley asserts, is o
dynamacal emanation from material sab
stances. We have no doubt that Huxley
Is correct, and to this fact we call the at
tention OF Rev Mr.. Taylor and Mrs.
HOLES. Being q dynslnacal emanstion
Spiritualism 10 necessarily a fraud. We
are almost sure Mr. Taylor and Mrs.
HOLES will agree with us in this conclu-
sion.
We have received several commune
cations from Republicans denouncing
Pope, MUM and Clements. One of them
calls attention to the fact that Mr.. Pope
Is clerk of Inspector Mum and has
his law office in the government building
rent free. We shall probably publish
these communications, but shall do so
tearfully, because We ara one of Mr..
Popes frlends--his bosomest friend, We
might say-snd are happy In the knowl-
edge that he has a good thing.
Cairo r. A. Chapter II, elected the
following officers on Thursday evening,
October 20; l.. Jorgsnsen, Most Excellent
High Priest; John Antrum, King; II
Meyer, Scribe; A. w. O'NeAl, Captain
of the Host; John McEwen, Royal Arch
Captain Ii. X. Msnwaring, Master of
Third bail; NJ. Wslder, Master OF Second
bail j. Goldstein, Master Of First bail; p.
q. Schuh, Treasurer; q. T. Whillock,
Secretary +. w. Barclay, Tyler.
The weather permitting there will DO
another game OF base ball played IN the
Fifth ward on next Sunday; and also .
game of foo, ball. The whole to DO con-
cluded by rousing fight Theso kind Of
amusements are becoming very tashions-
Bile and yet our good Christian people
do nothing to prevent them. They ought
to pray for change. This Is not, we are
SURE asking too much OF them. We do