The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND-COuNTY.
ABOUT TOWN.

Miss Lizzie Brewer, Of Centralia, is Wis
Ting Mrs. Willis Matthews.
"A public installation OF officers of the
Ladies Court Of Lincoln Lodge No, ;, was
had At Schecl', hall last night.
A young gentleman of this city walked
of wharfboat into the beautiful river"
yesterday. He was rescued by sympathiz-
mg bystandcrs.
The clerk Of the County court tackled
an animal in his Office yesterday, and bears
the marks of the tracas on his person. The
court adjourned until Wednesday next.
Judge BrosS did not 90 10 st. Louis.
yesterday morning, as we announced in our
last issue Sickness iptcrvmed and pre-
vented the trip, The Judge is all right
again.
An examination for promotion of pu-
pills in the grammar school took place YES
ter1ay afternoon, The judges were Misses
Pattison, Thompson, Professor .Alyord and
Arthur Green.
No one appearing to prosecute them.
the boys Kochlcr and Pctrie, who were
held over for examination, charged with
lssaulting Chris lIoetclc, have been dis
charged by Justice Comings.
Mr.. John n, Miller. formerly resident
Of this city, but now OF Anna, called at The
BULLETIN office yesterday and being de-
lighted with the new WEEKLY BULLETIN.
subscribed for a copy Of it for year.
Judge Baker was engaged Yesterday
morning until eleven o'clock hearing mo-
tions. The Craig murder case was then
called up and at the adjournment Of court,
yesterday evening, ten Jurors had been Sc
cured.
Hon. ). p. Wheeler will deliver a lee
ture before the Excelsior Social and Liter
ary society next Tuesday night, and we be-
speak for the association "A rare treat. We
have not been advised of the subject of
Mr. w. choice.
We cant for the life of lis think who
the white man is that prompted Brother
Smith 10 his warfare on the teachers Of the
coIorcd schools. Five hours of profound
and continued reflection bring us back TO
the same conclusion--we don't know.
The Paducah sun wants TO know "who
in the foul ticnd's name" will play the
Cairo club in that city. Why, "who in the
foul ticnd's name" cares who plays il! Our
nine can whitcwaSh any club in the pur.
chase; and they don't claim to be such Il loud
roaring nine either.
There is crowd Of juvenile, in the
city who consolidate their weekly savings.
and on sunday adjourn to outside of the
Mississippi lcycc and indulge in the clevat.
ng sport Of pitch and toss" The game is
goddess. and dcmoaliaing to the maturing
mind Of youth. Have We no local mission.
aries:
Jim Biggs, whose recent hunt >titlrnei
ms limbs and convinced him he i, boy no
more, Is, We are glad TO state. Il, himself
again, and dcyoting his cncrgc. to mok;po
the "bo,N' ldlcwidcXcm,ion. onto.morrow
week, the biggest thing Of it, kind ever
known in these parts. Detail, Of tlc Trim
will b found elsewhere.
Mr., IT.. Robert, left ior Carbonl,,c
Last Might, to attend a. q delegate. fine Com.
grr',ion9. conventional the Nationals ,o
j" held at that place to-day. The lotc,tad.
vices indicate that Mc,,r>. ALBRIGHT W.
J, Allen md Capt Will, are the mos,
prominent candidates mentioned in conncc.
lion with the nomination.
At the residence Of Mrs. L. W. Green
'a'l h'gi.toycW pleasant evening wa. spent
singing. conversation and rcircshmen,,
were the order Of the evening Among the
Inr''' present were the Misses pat,i,on.
Misses Lou and Ella WalMidac. Miss Ella
Armstrong Mis-, Ettcr Mis-, Fos. Mis-.
Mamie Mckee, Miss Lizzie Wood and Mr..
Thomas Morgan.
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