The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-08

was en- route for the Anna asylum. She
was woman, apparently forty years OF
age, and owes her insanity to female sick
ness. She was u most pitiabc object
Young Mahoney, who was named as
one of the recen: victims of the yellow few
cr, is again on his feet, but little the worse
| in appearance or otherwise from the ordeal
TO which he was subjected.
No market in the country is supplied
with more toothsomc fresh fish than Cairo.
The finest species of fish that swim our
lakes and rivers, are brought to market,
alive and Hopping, every day.
Blocks ann screws are being placed
under Mrs. Phillips two dwelling houses
Immediately above the llibemian engine
house, for the purpose Of Strengthening up
the buildings and repairing them. sumcr-
we'll and Baird are the bosses.
No cases of sickness reported at head
quarters yesterday, and diligent inquiry as
sured us that there were none TO report.
The only case under treatment now, is that
of Mrs. Sweeney The others may be con-
,idered beyond all possible danger-or, in
fact quite recovered.
The Cairo Temperance Reform Club
resume their weekly meetings this evening.
The new officers are to be installed, some
important business transacted and n num-
Der of short addresses. All members Of
the club and friends of temperance are cX-
pected to be present.
The forest leaves seem 10th to leave
their parent stems, though scared by frost,
and yellow. Usually, at this time of the
wear the trees of our forests are as bare of
such adornments as Louisville editor is
of disposition to cling to the truth, if he
can substitute approximation.
Hon. J. r. Thomas, our congressman
elect, was in the city yesterday, feeling
good in every muscle, nerve and fibre Of
his rather extensive corporeal structure. He
thinks that his majority will reach COO
votes for at least 400 of which he may
thank the leading Democrats of Randolph
county.
The announcement that Mrs. Ida Meh-
ner late Winsor, has again entered themar'
ried estate, this time with Mr.. Ransom
Sampson, who Is connected with our river
interests. will interest somebody, and hence
We make it. The marriage was consumma-
tcJi sometime ago; but owing to the BUILE-
TINS suspension, the fact was not made
public.
AS the returns from Lakewood had
not been received at the court house at
o'clock yesterday afternoon the work Of
canvassing the vote Of the county had not
been commenced. AS, after that time, il
was impossible to complete the canvassers'
work in time to permit of the publication
of the official returns in tabular form, we
were compelled to go to press without them.
We hear lntimations that a young Cairo
gentleman went up the Illinois Central, a
day or two since, and will, to-day, be made
zone flesh" with handsome and sprightly
young lady who, once uron time, was
resident of Cairo. If this be So we are
ready to offer congratulations over the hap
py contamination, or offer an apology Tor
this notice, or do anything else that is
reasonable.
On Wednesday morning Mr.. John
| Cook was taken with chill, and was com
PEELED, for a time, to close the doors Of his
/ business house. Straightwsy It became
nosed abroad that Cook was down with the
fever. But the impression thus created,
was of short duration. The chill passed
of, the closed doors were re-opened, and
Cook took his place behind his counter,
where we saw him yesterday, sound as a
new legal-tender dollar.
The fourtth-warders and others who
pltronize Jimmy Kynaston may depend up
on continued supply Of the choice pork he
has been accustomed to furnish them. The
drove of fat hogs seen on Washington ave-
nue. Yesterday will, as the demands OF
trade require hang upon the hooks Of his
shop, and be dolcd out, in quantities to
suit, to his multitude Of customers. They
were us fine lot of porkcrs as one can
sec anywhere.
We should like to know-not with the
view or hope Of increasing the sale of the
articles, but for other reasons--if anybody
in Cairo who wore the Holman Liver Pad,
wa, attacked by yellow fever. They were
recommended as preventative. If they
sustained the recommendation, the public
should be made acquainted with the fact,
that everybody who may hereafter be
thrown within the circle Of the epidemic
may resort to their use. On the other
hand, if they proved Of no ser ice as a pre-.
tentative, it is almost Of equal importance
that that fact be made known, that persons
who can i'll afford the expenditure be moi