The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-15
that germs" lying around in I'M exposed
condition became very uncomfortable.

the next, which will he given on Tuesday
evening.
DIR. AFTER still suffers much, as well
from the leg he scaldcd some IS months
ago, as from the leg that was broken last
April, Both legs arc inhamcl and much
swollen.
The Rev. B. Y. George will conduct
services in the Presbyterian church at the
usual hours to-day. The. Argus says that
Miss Emma James will hereafter preside at
the organ.
In the 1st Colored Babtist church to-
day, Elder Shores will conduct services at
the usual hours morning and evening; that
is to say, preaching at II o'clock, a. H., and
and 1880 p. M.
The ladies of st. Patrick's church are
said to be making arrangements for a grand
fair and festival in the llibernian engine
house. 1t will be held during the second
week of the new year.
M. Z. church to-day: morning services
at II O'Clock; evening services at 1880.
Tho evening discourse will be addressed cs-
pecially to young people. Sunday school
at the usual hour
Constable Gladney has found long
lost brother, in the person of Ira Richie,
who arrived in Cairo, day before yesterday.
When they separated, eighteen years ago,
Ira was only ten years of age.
The Temperance Ballnoticc should have
appeared in THE BULLETIN yesterday, but
was lost on its way from the counting room
to the composing room. Therefore we
apologize to our temperance friends.
Elder Shores is of the opinion that
Mt Gallilee church rests upon sander
foundation theologically than it does liter
ally. He may have something to about it
when the columns of THE BULLETIN are
less crowded.
The Arabs Ball Christmas night, is
already attracting the attention, as well of
the young folks who take delight in the re-
creation of the ball -room, as of the people
of maturer years who wish to encourage the
company.
Our Mr.. Burnett was under the wealth
er, up to noon, yesterday, and was much in
the same fix after that time. If he is not
able to take money Offered him on subscrip-
ton tomorrow, his case may be considered
"perniclous."
We hearit limited that John Antrim, ST.
and John II. Kelly have leased the St.
Charles hotel, and will soon throw that es-
tablishment open to public patronage.
Kelly is well known as very successful
hOtelopodist.
Information reaches US from the far
of Pacific coast, that George S. Pidgcon,
ESQ., who lately removed to that locality
from Cairo, will be the San Diegpans next
County Judge. No county in California
could have better one.
If anybody had punched into the mon
ster ulster that was seen moving about the
city, yesterday, and which many of us mis-
took for the rear end of load Of loose hay
they would have scared very prominent
railroad man out Of it. He is in there,
somewhere,
Mr.. L. p. Birmingham arrived in the
city yesterday morning. He has whole
patoons of friends here who will always
have warm welcome to extend to him. As
he is somewhat on the ubiquitous order, we
shall not venture to say where he is stop
ping.
Mississippi pine enters extensively into
the construction Of the railroad cars manu-
featured in Chicago, which take rank
among the best cars made in the country
Three or four car loads Of the Mississippi
pine lumber were here yesterday, en- route
for Chicago
Among the Phoenix Drug Stores holt
day goods, can be found most elegant pho
toGraphic and autographs albums, beauti-
tul toilet sets and toilet articles, the most
popular pcriumeries, and numbcress other
articles bought expressly to supply the de-
mand Of the holidays.
Harris, the colored man who provoked
Il fight with Hill Wright, got the worst of
1t, and then instituted legal proceedings,
was unable to get out, yesterday to prose
cute his suit He was badly cut on the
arm and head; but from all we can learn
about the case, he insisted upon having
every "poult" he received.
By the Intervention of what power
human or divine; by what threat or bride,
praise or punishment, have the masters of
the several Cairo packets been induced to
let up on their whistlesl The man who ex-
erted that power or influence, is public
benefactor, and will, as surely as he becomes
known, be tcstimonialed
The Andy Baum, loaded almost to the