The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-05


Ing. February 9Th.
BESEriT.-Go TO the ball Monday
night. 1t is for the benefit of the Ger.
man school.
LAST CHANcE.-D"u't forget 10 call at
the Gas company's Office to-day aud sci.
tic your yas bill. IN order t, get the Bone.
lit Ut the reduction.
FoR One DoLLAR.-By going to the
German school ball Oh MONDAY night.
you will enjoy few hours Of real ph as
ure, besides aiding n worthy institution.
Go. Spend a few hours pleasantly and
promote the educational interests Of
Cairo. by attending the German school
on Monday night. only costs one dol
lar.
Mr.. James Sumnrrwrll. who hiss
been down on the Obinn. IN Tenne.. e..
building s'ave boats. returned home yes
i-rday. We are under obligations 10 hIm
for late Tennessee paper.
Dull. Judges Bross and Bird de-
clare police business duler than they
ever knew it before. Times are too hard.
and the boys" go slow because they
can't afford 10 pay fines.
BrAuTIFuL.--Thc job printing that L.
done at the BULLETIN Office. and rs cheap
as the cheaper. viii you try
rs. II you do. just once. with us you
will remain forever and day after.
TAKEN BACK.-San Musick. the prln-
cipal witness against the Craft s. was
taken back To Marion bv Sheriff Norris
on Friday morning. It is not known yet
when Musich's trial will take place.
Ice. Ice dealers are In high glec over
the late "cold snap" and now feel conf
dent there will be an abundance of the
'hard stuff to supply the demand next
summer. though prices may range higher
than In former years.
TAxEs.-Collrctor Irwin gives notice
to the x-payers Of the county that he
will be- ready TO receive taxes on and
the 23'h day Of the present month. and
appoints the time and places he may be
found to receive taxes. See his notice IN
another column.
FINE LooKING.-The Pulaski Patriot
Is complimentary. Concerning the
twelve gentlemen IN whose hands is the
fate Of the Grains. it remarks: "Thr
jury Is line looking set OF men. fully
competent we should Judge to perform
their duty in satisfactory manner"
To BE ARGUED. contested cleo
ton case. IIarker vs.. kuykendall, for tie
county judgship of johnson county. will
be argued before Judge Baker in thi.
city one week from next Tuesday. This
Is case in which the people of johnson
county take deep interest. aud the end
Is anxiously awaited. The case has been
pending tor over two years.
SkArERs.-The ice under our window
was swarmed yesterday morning by
shaking boys and girls. They enjoyed
themselves hugely. IL wish | were Il
boy again. What splendid times those
were when we sksteu and froze and
raised the DEVIL rs The modern boy
says, from frozen morn to freezing eve
The DELTA IlousE.-rhe Delta house
corner OF Fourth street and Commercial
avenue. VIM. MctIale. propri,'tor,is one o.
the institutions of the city, aud receiving
a liberal patronage. Mcliale knows how
to run a hotel. and will spare no effort;
tn make the guests of the Delta comfort
able and teel at home.
| MATRIMONIAL. Thursday evening
at the residence OF the brides mother II
this city. Mr.. George Ramsey of Colun,
bus, Kentucky. and Miss Belle Flrm
ming were united In mtrriage, Recto
Gilbert officiating. Mr. Ramsey Is an at
tache of the Mississippi Central railroad
Miss Flemming has resided in Cairo 70
several years. Mr.. ami Mrs. Ramsr!
have the hest wishes OF their man,
friends. No cards.
RUNNING REGULAR. - The following
dispatch was received at the BULLETI.
office late last evening:
LITTLE Rock. Ark, Feb. a.
EDITOR BULLETiN:-Trains Oh III" Men
pl,is AMI Little Rock railway ARE all run
Mug regular on schedule time. and w
have no tears Ct interruption from hiyl
water. reports to the contrary nnihwilh
standing. JOHN II. BERaY.
| General Passenger aud Ticket Ag't,