The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-10
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ihe inoitaIity among children III thi;
city /, greater than was ever befor,
known. Hot weather and cutting teeth
are carrying of not u few.
The knights OF Pythias made SON,
money by their late river cxcursion-no
fortune, but nice little sum and 8,
did the Mcthodists. Boating seems {,
be more profitable than picnicing.
The city is calm; not wave of tro,
Die rolls across its peaceful breast With
in u few weeks the moving crop
will make it liycly-stormy with bust
ness.
Old Windy of the SIN. amiablc ia
Wis, IL going a fishing for suckers. q,
will take a tent with him, and hook an,
line and bait. But, as hr is wont To- ,ay
more of this hereafter.
The Gildcd Butteri'ics of the city ar,
enjoying a season of freedom from pole,
annoyance. They rise up and call Mayor
Winter blessed, and all good Christians
say something like "Amcn."
We are glad to state that MIR. Aman.
dus Jaechcl, who was seriously i'll Tor =
few days, j. convalescent. and that hi,
heer-wc speak on information o. coo
as an iceberg and ae pleasant to lht
palate rs beer
Judge Bros. who lost Hammer we'd
ding By being absent. got home safe and
sound. When We say he gazed for a time
with enrapturea vision on the feature Of
Capt. hamhleton ia Behsri Charity Ball
picture, wc need not add that lc waa at
st Louis.
Chess l. becoming , popular game IN
Cairo again. Herbert i tho champion
player. Its believed By ONE that 6.
4 v Phillips might take thc belt from
Louis il lac would only play hard enough
As hard - Fulton used a. play base
ball before he was married.
Our dear brother Davis of the Noa.
says We are angry again. Not so. Lord
ble-. is little soul, we don't get angry
at it. We are delighted whit l;i- So
very mall, with streak of beautiful lit
tleno,- running through &. II j. cnarm-
in-.
-Plticr proposes. We are informed. to
again beard the -. x '. Railroad lion in
his den Pati1r mu-t be careful. lIc Is
guilty of a great crime ia acting "a, he
docs, % fact that can Dc proved hy the
SIN. If h. does not settle down. Judge
Treat will descend upon him. aud take
him up to Springfield.
Hon. y. Il. Morrison of Odin was IN
the city Yesterday p. route Tor the Sonth
on business. We used to sit close to y. y
in the Illinois House. and occasionally
were the subject of his animadversions
We graduated As statesmen at the sam,
time, and retired together 10 our Grange
to bide orr time and pray for the good o
Rome.
--Ehlers says he has a trotting colt tha
can beat tho horse we drive. our AZ
| mirable Critchton, who is az fait @
horses rs we'll as on everything else fro
billiards up through base bali and pol,
49, a.>-.i0,. -at,.l- .sca-,.a- -ry- sjitl,-r-
| mistaken. We don't know. We kno
a horse from New Foundland dog. hi
Critchton does all our horse flesh bras
ging. EhlerS must see him.
AT Murphysboro the other day. in
patriotic paroNysm. Mayor Winter an
We fell into each Others arms ana aftC
asccrtaining that there was 10 ,trawbcrr
mark on either OF our arms. came to tn,
conclusion that we were long-lo.
friends, and sampled u couple of sma
glasScs of beer. The man who says "
ever said anything against Winter is
mcdium--aS big fraud a. Mott
We neglected at the time to make q
note of Lawrence j. Byrnes' death
which Occurred very suddenly aud uneX
pcctedly on last Monday night. Mr.
ByrncS was well known and highl
esteemed citizen of Cairo. Il Jealous mem
Der of st. Patrick church also mem
Der of 81. Patrick'> Benevolent Society
His funeral was largely attended. an
the remains Inferred in the Catholic Gem
ctcry at Villa Ridge.
Fuss and Feathers of the cyenin:
ought to be improving his time maxim.
hay for the Lord while the Sjo, shines
We understand that he will manage
within week or two, to induce what re-
mains of the Young Mems Christian A.
ISOLATION to request him to preach on the
streets. His first sermon may be de
livercd OH Sunday every week at Win
tcr's corner. The Mayor will line tn
hymn on the occasion.
We will not be at home to-day III
til three o'clock in the afternoon. w
will not be Mt home the next day unit
the same hour. We will not be ut hom
any day hereafter in the forenoon. W
and Davis will hereafter devote the fore
noon to friendly strolls, IN which Dayi
will talk religion to, and pray with u'
and teach us how TO DC a, bold n n No
in threatening to advance along the en-
N.Y. whole line.
The proposition to use the Park i'
pasturlug sheep must be discontinue
IL is proposition that involves the Int
csts of our neighbor of the SIN. lie
not a little sheep with fleece as white Il
snow, but everywhere he's told to e
why he is sure 10 go. His shepherd feed
him, but is not proud of him. Ills shel
Lnrl doc. not hclieNn him 10 be mmlLn