The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

|
Quite an unusual number of eases o
sickness have developed in DuQuoin re
Gently.
-Pcase, the Vicksburg postmaster, Ia,
not been removed. For the present hC
will be in peace.
The board OF County Commissioners
of Jackson county will convene at Muir.
physboro on the first Monday in Decem.
Der.
$. =. Rounds. President OF the Iii.
nois Press Association, is trying to ar.
range for an excursion to Europe mex,
year.
"A lawsuit is In progress in Pop.
county. involving fifty cents. The wit
ness fees now amount to seventy dollars.
and still the contestants are not tired.
Last May John A. Joyce lectured in
Milwaukee on "What Know About Col.
| Letting the Revenue" And now he Is
| asked to tell us what he knows about
stealing it.
The man Brown who shot and killed
Alderman Lang at Champaign, on the
23d of September last. has had his trial.
and was sentenced TO fourteen years in
the pententiary.
The Southern HlinoisaH: "All quiet
in Williamson county but The war Of the
! editors, and that RACES with undimn-
ished virulencc. When the time for the
shedding of blood comes. we suggest
that they go at it ten PAGES apart. peg
ging avis in hand
Bell Twins name stands at the head
OF the first column of the .SoBtheT7. Tit-
.oisan rs editor. lie and Robarts will
keep the two Jackson county villages in a
lively state. Bel gets up spicy and
readable paper. but in the last number
be overlooked number Of Typographical
errors.
The Jonesboro Gasstf. The VI. Z.
Conference OF the Cairo district was in
session at this place this week. Itbrousht
together large number Of well dressed
gentlemen, and our streets were enlyencd |
by their neat clerical coats and white !
neck ties. The conference satisfactorily |
finished its business. and the ministers !
have returned 10 their homes
The Duquoin Tribune: "Ju.t as We
expected. Robarts Of the Nim5isan, saw |
tha, item in the Marion Press, about the /
young ladies Of Carbonate, and before !
HE ire subsidized. grabbed up bis lead PEN
ell and just literally peeled the Pres
man. Good for Joe. Stand up for your /
town, her girls, her boys and al honor |
able citizens. For il you don't. Who
will"
The Courtey-J0snai: AT a ball in
baltimore not long ago pistol dropped !
from the pocket Of young man, and the |
young lady with whom he was dancing /
was shot in the leg. OF course you
couldn't ask young men 10 leave their |
pistols Z, home when they 90 20 balls,
and Il young ladies On such occasions !
would wear panialettes made OF stove
pipe there would be no occasion to ask |
them
The Memphis appeal: "Our navy is |
in so gross a state Of inciliciency, it is
thought By good judges that were ever
Spain to attack ~, the chances would be |
two TO one against US. As the chief con-
structor suggests in his report, we ought |
to put at least twelve flrst-class vessels |
on the stocks, and, we will add, call into |
service all the ex-Confederate naval of |
ficers, from Admiral Seinmes down TO |
the lowest grade MILDLY. Fitted In that
style We might DC equal to Old England
herself on the seas.
The Carlinville Democrat. "Wan,ed
the whereabouts Of one Robert Afford.
late OF this city. 1t appears that Robert
borrowed wagon on Saturday after |
noon, OF Anderson & Thomas. to haul
some wood, and that instead of return.
lug II. he loaded into it after dark that
evening his worldly goods, and leaving
his wife and children here, lit out for
parts at present unknown. The family
80 y" s"S '"'s tIdill luesuay lOr 1T.
Louis, and the evening train brought
pack daughter to this place. But An
derson wants to get track OF that wagon.
bad"
III may interest a community that
was Tor many months unwillingly satur-
ated with the scandalous outgrowths of
Plymouth church to learn something
about Mr.. ii. w. Beecher's conception
of obsccniiy. lie has appealed to the
postmaster general to protect him from
such obscene postal card missiyes as the
following:
| The City of Churches once stood here
But Gods moral law II did not fear;
IL idol was Beecher, its ruler a ring
Ihnf virtue and vice together did ding;
| ~ houii'hed apace aad greatly did grow.
| men down In the dlst descended full law
zone to join sodom and Comoriah -
) -S'"'"e'~ Hiia0isaa "The Cairo Bel.