The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-23

on an extensive toul through the south, re
turned to the city yesterday.
Decatur Ills, rcjoiccs over the fac
that ''thcrc is not licensed saloon in tho
city, and wholesale drunkenness is thing
ofthe past
The "boomn is still reaching out TO,
other fields, but no boom will equal that Of
the "Faultlcss' ) cent cigar, sold by Fred
Korsmcyer, Sixth street, near Levee.
Go to il. c. Ford's on Eight street and
get your pictures framed in his elegant new
mouldings,
Bishop Wayman (colorcd), of Phila-
delphia, an eloquent speaker, was expected
to arrive in the city yesterday and will on
Tuesday, deliver a lecture before the A. NJ.
E. church congregation.
Public squares are great blessing to
the community. We can say the same of
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup; it is the best rem
edy for the cure of all diseases Babyhood
has to encounter. Price only 25 cents.
Metropolis proposes to have n military
company, and her marshal spirits held
meeting last night something after the
Cairo-military-boom of last years style, to
talk it over and then--do nothing.
The Grand Char Ball to be given by
the Delta City Fire Company, next Thurs
day evening, promises to be a success. 1t
is for good cause and deserves patronage.
See advertisement In another column,
The painters are putting the finishing
touches to the headquarters of the Fault
less, pure Havana filler, sold for five
cents and pronounced by every smoker the
best cigar in the city, Sold by f. Kors-
meyer, Sixth street, near Ohio levee.
-McIIalc may lie seen, daily, driving a
fine high headed horse, handsome sorrel
"stepper,' just from st, Louis. 1t has
not yet we believe, been decided in the
mind Of the horse which is to do the drive
ing, but Macs opionion is pretty clear on
that point
Harry Walker at the Comique, has
new stars and new attractions for this week.
The delightful little Indian drama, "Joa-
quin, the outlaw written for Lew Catlett,
by Mr.. +. Criskie, will be presented for the
first time, Mr.. Catett taking the role of the
outlaw.
Metropolis Democrat: Hon. DAVID J.
Baker presides over the Massac Circuit
Court the present term. Every body here is
the Judges friend having the greatest re-
spcct for him both judicially and as a
citizen, The only objection we have ever
heard against him was that he did not push
the business sufficiently, thereby entailing
needless burden on the tax payers.
The Cairo combination band under
the leadership Of Prof. Eisenberg, has be-
come one of the institutions of the city.
The rendition OF the new waltzeS. schottis-
clIes and quadrille music tine professor
own composition at the St. Charles, Fri
day night, satisfied the most fastidious
musical conHoisseurs present, in regard to
time and clcaness Of tone. The rs to +?
club, not excepting II single member, speak
very highly in their praise of it.
The Clinton lKyJ Democrat in com.
mcnting on the remarks of the Paducah
! News. in reference to our authorities furn-
ishing trampS with free passes across the
river, thus badly and boldly "kicks:" at
seems to us that Ballard county ought to
take some steps to prevent this horde of
provision hyenas from being put upon her
own people and those Of adjoining counties
! 1t is an outrage for the Cairo authorities to
transfer her tramp nuisanccs unccremom-
ously over onto her neighhors simply be-
cause her neighbors are unprcpi red to
resist it,
The citizens Of Springfield are serious.
/ ~ concerned over the ravagcs of the
scarlet fever in their city, which will be
seen iromshe following clipping from the
! Springfield Journal at is with regret
that the Journal announces that as yet
| there is no abatement in the rayagcs OF the
scarlet fever, no less than six of the little
ones having died Of the disease yesterday.
As yet there appears TO have been no CON
ccrted action ON the part Of the city author
tiles or the physician, to stop it, rayagcs,
| and indeed it is not certain that ANYTHING
! can be done. \ petition is in circulation
to close the schools, and it will probably be
presented to the president and ,upcrIn.
tcndcnt to-day
DIED.
NNN CLEvE.-In CentralN His. Friday
November II, 1870, Harriet, wife Of Dr. W
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