The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-09
LOCAL TALK.


THK CoUScIL.- We deny that THE
BULLETIN is not friendly TO the
present city government 1t likes the
present city government-bclicve' II hiss
done great deal Of good work but Tmg
BvLtETIS has been lAbotins under the |
Impression tina, the city government |
might have done moro than 1t has done
tha! the council was little just a li.tlo |
weak. We have been mistaken. Ono |
Of the members hes assured US that The
council 10 the very best council tho Hty
hss ever had, and why should We doubt
the word Of the member IL he don /
know that there is merit "a tue
council who does Therefore We are
boprial We hops the sidewalks snl
be repaired Wa hope the chuck holes III
the streets will DO filled wo hope Ger.
ould msy 10 converted down to the city
price for gas; we hope the sewers may be
repaired so that the sipo water will not
stand in the city for weeks after it ought
to be CUT we hope many other things
we live to hope and in token of recon
cilisiion with the couacil II has our for
giyeness.
.rsEET UrslC.
Blu. whs. has the council and its merits
and its shortconing to 10 with ths stree,
concerts We can reply, without fear Of
con is TO say, successful
contradiction Nothing. The concert,
are, as the ladies express it, Perfectly
splendid - Mr.. Blake, the ge,,er.up Of
them, merits our thAnks-ths thanks of
all the city. He lie genius in the way
OF cushing things, and ths thing he
pushed through with more than his ususl
energy.
The citizens enjoy the concerts, and
every nigh! the bands play, swarm abou,
the 'iand'-oid snd young--good looking
atd bsd looking-malo and female-the
husband with bis wife, the beau with his
girl, and looie men, and fair women going
it alone and taking in the melody wi,hou,
male companionship.
Both the bands toe the mark with
great punciuAlily, and furnish very ex.
cellent music
MARRIED.
Speaking Of music reminds u. Of ma,ri.
mony, and rnA!rimony reminds US Of poe.
try, and poetry reminds ul
that We have promised to write
some marriage verses. Mr.. John WATSON
of Tuscon, Arizona Territory, and Mis-
Harrie, Newell Bolton, we're lately mar
ried to each other by Gov. Stafford. Mr
WATSON visited Cairo sometime ago, snt
was the guest Of our fellow townsman, Mr.
A. b. Stafford. We had the pleasure Of al
Introduction to him, and took TO him
Therefore We arc glad be IL married. w
congratulate him. We wish him happi
ness We hope he may have more boy
than We have, and as many girls
At this point, IN accordance with Gu
promise, We attempted TO run Of int
rhyme, but utterly failed. The resul. c
the attempt, being Of worldly ch.ractei
has, BY advice of our religi ous editor, bee
, ''N''- .hsse rs.i----,-. and s.,, J.
post 70 the gentleman who reqdesntsa'
! little rhyme for Wass0ns sake.
TO BIZ MARRIED.
There will be, within a week or two O
three or four young friend OF oars ma
= ried 10 this city but whether tho cor,
: mony will be Of private character or
!. u church has no, yet bean determine
: upon. When We ascertain We will !e
o our readers, and give them other informi
9 lion respecting the affair We know v
ough. to tell now who are 10 be the brit
and groom and, really, We arc under r
obligation 20 keep The name. secret, b,
J we will. 1t q tes. We should. II "
e told 10 person could enjoy the pleasure
: guessing.
GETTING READY.
J The weather is ho. and ihsre is nols.
q in society now ba. lhs boys arc ge..in
o ready for lots Of fun this winter. Tner
y Will be, II the signs are correct, moro rou
> and festive occasions Ia Cairo the comm
J, fell and winter than there have ever be-
i in any season since the levees were boil
d Mr.. Jewe,. Wilcox IN anticipation of Il
o season, intends 70 get tho s.. Charles IN
d ia holiday attire, and open wide It's doc
7 70 the coming rsye.ers.
i The O1d-Fsllows viii indulge in a nuu
E Der Of their popular socIsbles their hal
c and may dance Ugh: or two out wi,
q Jewett.
The knight. Of Fylniss. sometime du
ing tho season, may give tho grsnde
drsss ball ever & ysn IN The city-s real
splendid affair and air their ins 10
forms 10 the mszss OF the "giddy." tn
= order promises 70 be The institution OF Il
9 eity-ihe glsss Of fashion, and numter
e lu mem bers mode Of form.
b The Aasons may also rush into the fs
{. tive ring, and other societies and clul
! surely will.
10 LgCsE.
q We Ike fun; but ms Is &c