The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-19
THE BEERS.
THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE
Layers.

witnessed, with regret, tho owl ELECTS oil
drinking the beers that hal been dis
pcnsed in Cairo, and had resolved to in.
,ro1uce the pure, unsdultora,,d aud non
Intoxicating Milwaukee Beo, and thus
save many from the dtunkards fate.
No did so, and i, soen became the fash.
.on to drink Milwaukee Btnr Every
body fell into the hsLit-eve-yb body AMI
his neighbor.
Then the rivalry Of the cthor Beers
WAS excited, and together they assaulted |
that Of Milwaukee. Cairo Beer, St Louis !
Beer, Cincinnati Beer, all advanced upon
Milwaukee backed by Heufnor and
Jseckel and began the assault. They
threw mitslcs ~ tho brave liquid and
swore they were superior, but Milwaukee
stood fast and IA doing so yet What the
result Of the conflict may be, we DO not
know; but Jus: at this moment, Mil
wsukee Beer has the best of the fight, and
tho two shrnes At which this amber god.
dess is wonhirped, Heufners and isce-
kels, are visited daily and nightly by
crowds VI deyotees.
All We know about the Beers is in our
eye, ard therefore we are not partisan
of oIther ofthe conflicting liquids but from
the reports Of experienced drinkers liko
well, We will not mention names we are
induced to believe that Milwaukee Beer
might 10 a gres, deal worse Beer than II
i. and no, half try.
LATEx The latest advice. from The
field o, battle is tha. ST. Louis Beer il
throwing yp trs... works On the flank Of
Milwaukee, Aut that Milwaukee l. get
ting ready TO di..odgs the enemy.
LATE>r.--One OF the devs,e,s # Mi.
wa4kee Beer ha. been i4rosins i, up for
few hours, but 10 g'es, dsmSge Las
bosn done
STILL LATEK-An Al.isace between
81. Louis and Cincinnati. Ia, formidable
appearance.
STILL LATEsT.--MilS.uks. !. siill def.
AT.
WHISTLE AND Ill CouE 7, You ny
LAD.-Ths debate 10 the city council
Friday nj. ~, 81 the steam boat vhis.I.n !
ordinance, Vas creamy.
Alderman Halliday elaborated % ia,
evils Of whis;ling, Lri iniulcei in many
Sights o, eloqUsRce. H.. traced the his
tory Of whs,liEs from the esrn.s
psorisis sI the world down TO the time Of
tie application Of steam 10 water craft
At this p1in: he pLL.sd for few miuH ,s
{. sIplsining ,he mysteries Of the steam
= boat vhi.,!.
o. Alderman SsYp believer ,hA. tna &c
. ton Alresdy :sssu by ,se council Eac
4 made hoA.s whistle less, sUI 70 ma,
n noticed, ,lS, wl,ain few Days pLs;
= their whistles mad given forth ,oi.a
l' ,ounss than u.4Li-,1uni, slmosl mu
p ,icisl.
D. Alderman Wright bOlisveI the ordin
b." aacs N whi.:ling now in iyrcs wa
y sufficient; He would therefore oppou
the whistle ordinance now pending. II
was fond Of the music Of the ,lsAnbo
- whistle. i! was one Of the signals O
progress. I. pr6c!si med 10 the world TIA
We live in the age ofs.oa,n that powerful
a agen. thst hal ryyolslionIzeI b-unes'
=. covered the oceans. AXE. and river Of ID
rc world With vessels bearing wealth from
"a nation 20 na.iOu, snd-iheH the sllerma
.r made aightso lofty lie fose entirely on
fl OF slgrt a. las, account. be had lot 70
m down again
Alderman Ag.ba's was also opposed +
compelling steamboats, t. whistle loss
'c let them whistle" said the alderman; a
q don't hur, US, and i. does ihom n grea
D. leal OF good"
Z Alderman Morri5 said lie had rad il
4. one or the poets some beautiful line
;. about whistliHg but could not a. TIE mo
IA meut recall them. Hs recollection
70 wAs, that the pos, repressn,oI
10 bsautiia! young girl, IN 81 tn
D. yiGor Of budding, hesl!hfu. 5esuty
10 requesting young gentleman L
n whistle, and assuring him thG il b.
a. would DO So sho would come 10 him
u l'H "'Ic'iH"H hHH "SSi-'S't ihFO
Of that Kind OF Visiting
10 bat he did not lie tn
" outrageous whistling Of steam toSts. II,
81 preferred rSducsh tosuch noisos, and thore
TO foro he would vote tor the pending ordln
no sncc.
~ Other member, vi tho council PARTED
paIcd IN the discussion, but va have no
got tho time TO write out even synops.
of their remarks
=. PGAcrIcAL WArcHvAKEE.-M J.
SleIIor, a practical and thoroughly com
potent matchmaker, has es,ab'ishod him
. seA IN business at hi. res.dunce, No. L
Us CToss street. where lie will take in al
+" work rendered him. Mr.. stelzer holm.
Nv under no expense, can afford 4
+" work from 30 TO loo per cont cheape
10 than any othor matchmaking establish
- ment in the city. All work warrants,
he wa '""'''
- TO give satisfaction. Orden for work cal
az be left at tho bindery in TnE BuLLErI,
or building. Mr.. Steler also keeps ON han,
n foil supply Of all kinds OF lowers, An,
VIII take pleasure in filling order
o., left with him. 3G.7.I-lm
90 A BARGAIS.-TheS store Fixtures, stool
40 Of Queenswsro, Cutlery, and Fancy Good
ne Of PARsos DAVIS Il Co., csa DO bough