The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-21

! The river here is on the upward marc
again, but 1t is not likely that the swel
, VIII amount to much.
Prot. Herman, the celebrated "wiz
zard," will perform in the Atheneum I,
this city this, Saturday evening.
-Ex Vice-President Colfax will lee
ture before the Odd Fellows of On Onoi,
ana vicinity on next Thursday, A pri
90.
Already number OF our citizen
are making arrangements for their sum
mer tours Ia search of health and pleas
ure.
The fashionable young blood Is
much given 10 wearing a button.hole
bouquet and kid gloves about this season
OF the year.
5. L. Wheeler, Esq, of this city, will
lecture before the Young Folks Lit.
erary Society at Villa Ridge some time
| soon.
Ice dealers are preparing for the
coming season. Large quantities of the
cold stuff" are expected to arrive here
in few days.
The Cairo Odd Fellows, will not 90
to Duquoin on the Goth, as heretofore an.
nounced. They haye concluded to 90 70
Paducah.
Sheriff Wilson, Of Pulaski county
Mr.. Alderman, of the Pulaski Patriot,
and G. F. Meyers, all of Mound CITY.
We're in town yesterday.
IA stitch In time saves nine., A
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will
save often large doctor bills. Keep it
handy, for it only costs % cents.
-Aspirants for the various offices
within the gift of the mayor, are becom.
Ing numerous. There are dozen ap.
plicants for almost every office.
Dan Hartman and Sol. Silver are or.
ganizng baby show to take place in
Cairo sometime soon. Particulars here.
after.
Remember that Duprez & Benedict's
Ministries will appear at the atheneum In
this city OIL Monday evening next. This
troupe has few equals and no superb
ors.
An insane man cut up some curious
didos on Walnut and Cedar streets last
evening. He is a stranger, and arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon. He was
harmless in his actions and at time 8
seemed to De perfectly rational.
The Sun wants us to explain "that
pup story We can't. Ii would be i'm
mod est in US; but being minister of the
gospel the editor OF the !Sui can do so
with perfect propriety.
The election tor county judge, coun-
ty clerk, treasurer and surveyor will
take place in November next. We al
ready hear of two or three gentlemen
who are willing TO serve the people as
clerk.
MIR. Gus. Builder, brother. of Messrs.
Z. and w. Bnder, the jewellers, died at
the residence Of his brother. William, on
Thursday night of quick consumption.
Notice OF the funeral will appear in to-
morrow mornings BULLETIN.
We learn that Observer Watson, in
charge of the signal department here,
received orders to remove his station
from its present location to the custom
house. 1t is claimed that this move will
be detrimental to the river interests
here.
DIR. d. 2. Juett has resumed the
| publication of the Ballard County Ne,os
at Blandyille. We hope the doctor will
succeed this trip and make the NeUs a
| paying institution. He is an estlmable
gentleman, candid writer. and one the
people OF Ballard should feel proud of.
We regret to learn that Messrs.
Straughn hinkle & Bird, proprietors OF
the Planters warehouse, are about TO
remove to Paducah. Their reasons tor
this we have not been able to ascertain,
but suppose they believe they can do bet
ter there.
| MIR. Lancaster has asserted that he
can prove that there was fraud In the
election for alderman in the Fifth ward
If Mr.. Lancaster knows this to be true
it is his duty as good citizen to expose
the fraud that the guilty parties may b.
dealt with according to law.
AT the city election in Mound Cit.
last Tuesday, Justus Cunningham was
candidate for city attorney. Justu
received ten votes and his opponent on
hundred and fifteen. Justus is not
success as candidate.
The rivers will probably rise con
siderably for day or two and then CON
mence falling again. The late rains hav
sent the Cumberland and Tennessee river
up high. The Cumberland rose eigt
feet in the "a hours ending at 3:a
O'Clock on Thursday.
. The following new books are e,
pected to arrive at the Public Lbrar
to-day: "Seven Oaks" and "Nichols
Minturn," by Holland; "Philip Nola
a and His Friends" by Rev. c. Evere
s Hale; pine Needles by Mrs. Warne
J. "The Boys OF &c." by Z. Carleto
n "Silvcr Pitchers" by Miss Alcott.
3. "A party Of about eight gentlemen
2 being organized In this city tor trip
1. Crltteaden springs. The party W