The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-27

mandate.
Alex. rockingham & Co., brokers, /
| Wall Street, New York, make careful il
vestments for customers, in sums of $25 I
| 800, which frequently pay ten to twent
times the amount invested. Their Week.
Financial Report, sent free, gives full in
formation.
The much talked of marriage between
Mr.. AL. Lewis, of this city, and Miss Lul
Pace, of Ashley, will be consummated to
morrow, at the residence of the bride
parents. Mr.. Lewis left for Ashley yester
day, and will be followed to-day by a mum
Der of his relatives and friends who propos
to be witnesses of the ceremony.
Smith & Brother, corner of Thirteenth
and Walnut, have had their business hous,
lowered about sixteen inches, thus removing
the necessity of clambering up two or three
steps to reach the business floor The iol
was performed in very adroit and work.
manlike manner by Mr.. w. F. Russell
carpenter and builder.
"A Chicago editor knows man who
calls his wife Fact" because, as he says,
she is a stubborn thing. There is very
determined married woman in Cairo, who
has, under a like rule of Interpretation,
earned the designation of Truth, :" for every
time her vagabond husband "crushes her to
the earth" she rises again" and comes at
him like a high-pressure fury.
1T affords us pleasure to state that DR..
Sullivan has regained sufficient strength to
sit up, smoke his cigar, and to make away
with reasonable quantity of roast beef
fried sausage, baked chicken and trout, and
other nourishment that is adapted to SEN
sitive stomach. No doubt is entertained.
now, of his complete recovery. Indeed,
should the weather permit, he will, most
likely be found in his office tomorrow.
A numoer of ladies who are members
of the Social Science Association. met at
the residence of Mr.. II. II. Candee, Monday
evening; but as roll-call failed to show the
presence Of a quorum, no business was
No regrets were felt or ex.
pressed, however, as an examination of the
countless objects of interest and vertu, with
which Mr. C.'s home is supplied, proved
pastime of most engaging and instructive
character.
Large quantities Of cotton are now
going forward every day, by the Illinois
Central railroad. The carrying of this
product has already become large
TEN in the business of that road. and is in
;rcasing every year. The depot was well
Tiled with the iron-girt bales yesterday
morning, but the rapid manner in which
hey were being transferred to closed cars,
authorizes the conclusion that they are now
Thirling away in the direction of their des
nation.
We give place elsewhere to the resolu-
ions of respect for the memory of Mr.. P.
)Loughlin and Mr.. John Crofton, deceased,
ecently passed by the Hibernian fire com
ANY, of which company both o Loughlin
nd Crofton were active members. The |
eselutions form deserved testimonial TO |
he worth of the deceased, and the part as
lgned to The BULLETIN to lay them before
he public, is performed willingly as
light contribution to the memory of friends
nd respected citizens.
The present year has been a remark
bic one in many respects; but in none more
than in the average of the tenn
erature. From the 1st day of June up to
1te in October the average of the thermom-
ter has been remarkable for its altitude,
Though the season was not distinguished !
'r single day Of unusually hot weather
n the summer Of 1867 the mercury rose at
'ast eight degrees above the highest point
'ached during the present year; yet, as we
ave intimatcd, the average of 1878, is CON
derably above that Of any year during the
lst ten years.
A young man-for several years
'sidcnt Of this city, was brought before
Judge Bird, yesterday morning, for provok-
q fight in down town bar-room. The
'idence disclosed an aggravated case, and
ndcr the circumstances the fine of five
oIlars and costs that was imposed upon
i'm, was very light punishment The
lrty whom the young law breaker assailed
Id all he could to avoid a difficulty, en-.
red the most foul and insulting epithets
ithout Offering even moderate remon-
rance. In the cell in the calaboose, to
Inch the young offender was committed,
is to be hoped he will resolve to reform,
ID to lead life hereafter that will insure {
IN exemption from the clutches of our
)Iicemen, whether it wins for him the re.
'ect of his companions, or otherwise.
herishing this hope we Withhold his name,
this time. Inf in 1oinu +k;, ,,,a o.. go.