The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-09
one Of the most neutrality-suspicious. u the
kind in the State of Illinois.

LETIN Office.
AS the BULLETINS forms close at s or
p. M, except on special occasions, all adj
vcrtising favors should be handed in as
early as o'clock.
DIR. Schuh's new drug store will be the
handsomcst business structure in the city.
The doctor has spared no expense in PRO-
viding exterior adornments. II
A single month often works woElerful
changes. -Four weeks ago, rather than meet
Democrat, Cairo Republican would
dodge around the corner. Just now it is
the Democrats who are the dodgers.
We have had within the past few days,
repeated forerunners Of cold weather, viz :
Aocks of wild geese winging their way to
the warmer regions south Of US. The early
part of Thursday night was frequently made
vocal by the peculiar songs of those aquatic
creatures.
The stranger visiting Cairo is not daz-
clad with the magnifcence ofany of our rail
road buildings. Conspicuously is this the
case with the headquarters Of the c. & V.
r. r. The building is valued, for purposes
of taxation for about all it is worth, viz:
$685.
Our respected cotemporary thinks
there is considerable liicin Cairo police cir
cles. With our police court rooms closed
most of the time, and with absolutely
nothing to do when they are open, we are
entirely too obtuse to discover where the
activity comes in.
The price of no kind Of labor has
been mora stoutly maintained during the
past ten years, than that of wood-sawing,
1t is difficult matter to gel a cord of wood
sawed and split for less than dollar ard
half. We paid no more than this, during
war times, when flour was 81 per barrel.
Right here and now then, is chance for
combination Of employers.
In these times there is no surer or
quicker method of making money than to
invest few hundred dollars IN stock spec
ulation. Alex. rockingham & Co, bro
kers, 10 Wall street, New York, are rclia-
bic and experienced brokers, and have been
the means Of realizing large amounts for
many Of their customers, Their Weekly
Financial Report is sent free.
-Brileys majority over Summons in the
race for county commissioners is only forty
two--votes. Hazelwood did the mischief
with George. When he entered that pre-
cinct he was six votes ahead; but what did
the inconsideratc soyeregns Of that locality
do but "see that six and 90 forty-two bet
ter" 1t was the last chance. George had
"no come back" at ,em, and there was
nothing left for him to do but to bow to
the inevitable.
Mr. Michael IIowley, who has in charge
as real estate agent nearly all the improved
property in the CITY that is owned by non
residents, informed us yesterday that he
can accommodate only two more families
with residences. This fact indicates an un-
usually healthy state Of affairs in that re-
spect; and argues very cOnclusivcly that
men with money might erect residence
propcrWin Cairo with every assurance that
it would at once commence bringing in ad-
equate returns.
News reached this city yesterday, via
Union City, that several new cases of fever
had developed themselves n Hickman, du-
ring the past day or two, and that large
number of the returned refugees, apprc-
hending another outbreak, again fled the
city 1t is to be hoped, however, that facts
have been so exaggerated by fears, that the
report sent out is not warranted. In any
event, the heavy frost yesterday morning
will put better face on affairs down there
One Of the most dastardly of the most
constituencies class Of thieves made RAID
upon Fourth ward hen roost, before day
light yesterday morning, and appropriated
two or three choice hens, and an arm-load
of stove wood with which to cook them
We are authorized to invite the same chap
to come again, TO not stand upon the order
OF his coming; but to come at any hour
that best suits his own convenience.
bali has been arranged for his special
indiyiduql enjoyment.
Boys who come into the possession Of
nickels, should not forget that 1t is a money
making business to place them on the rails
and let the drive wheels of the locomotives
spread EN- out into quarters. The Tenth
street boy didn't do it right, yesterday. He
didn't understand the business. He spit on
his nickel, and the wheel picked it up and
carried 1t of. At all events the boy never
saw il again; but other boys who may be
deferred from trying the experiment by the
loss that boy sustained and the boo-hoos
that signalized it, haven't got any spirit at