The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-20
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The Eckert excursion is being talke
up among our beauS and bellies,
Remember the Sabbath school pic-ni
and keep it in mind, This is the day.
The Association Nine of Cairo wi
play match game at Anna on st. John
day, June Gath.
-McIIalc is as proud of the new engine
house as a militia general on dress parade
And he has good reason to be,
The resolutions of the X. NJ. X.
published elsewhere, is dig under tn
| fifth rib at some meddcsome parties VIII
are thcyi
Those of our readers who wish to pos
sess themselves of house and two lot
for the small sum Of Sc, should invest il
the rattle for the old lIibcrnian cngin
house
Ed, Wright, an account of whose
trightfu injuries at the incline on Tuesday
appeared in yesterdays BULLETIN, dice
night before last, between ten and eleven
o'clock. He was buried yesterday evening
"A prominent Republican gentleman
said in conversation yesterday, that the
manner of McNamees death at Tamaroa
would spoil the good old Detrich's chances
for the Republican nomination for con-
gresham from this district.
-Messrs. Will Murphy and c. n.
Hughes and Judge Bird were engaged OPP
posite The BULLETIN office yesterday in
setting up Republican pins. We calmly
looked on for about half an hour, over
heard all was said, and have earthly laid
away the notes for campaign uses.
AT an election for officers by the Cairo
Encampment No. IA, I. o. o. F., held on
Tuesday night, the following gentlemen
were elected F. d. Rcxford, c. P. Chas.
Larne, II. p; A. Black, $. W.; J. NJ. Clark,
]. W; Reuben S. Yocum, S.; A. Fraesr,
Treas; John H. Robinson representative
to the grand encampmcnt.
One of the most striking evidences of
the growth Of pauperism' in this country is
the constantly increasing number of
itinerant beggars, o. the manned, halt and
blind classes Singing on the public street
seems to have become favoritc method of
soliciting aims with them. 1t is new to
most of our people, and betokens very I'M
pleasant condition of things throughout
the country,
We do not know that the circuit court
over until Friday to give the
mem bers Of the bar an opportunity to at
tend the Sunday school picnic to-day; but
we do know that no county in the State can
produce a ba: comparable with ours for the
piety Of its members. A busy day in our
court resembles nothing so much as re-
ligious revival where the brethercn give
full play to their holy feelings There is
Of manner, loudness of voice,
energy of gesture, and general atmos-
phere pervading t he whole Of every man
Tor himself and the old boy take the hind |
most.
The prohibition of the sale of beer at
It, Mays park on the coming Fourth
meets with disfavor. If the parties who visit
afro on that day ycarn for beer, and will
Promise to drink enough to last them until
he succeeding Fourth, we are in favor of
citing them have it, as measure of tenn
oerance diplomacy; but st. Mary's park
ioeS not comprise the city, and no
PERSONS need stay away, fearing the
lrticlc cannot be found. 1t is
proposed by some of the saloon keep
RS to reduce prices for the occasion, and
i've TO the thirsty yeomanry two glasses for
i've cents. Where is the Council