The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-12

indulge in the Improbable work Of reiter-
alton, this morning,
Married March o, 1879, at the resi-
dcncc of the brides parents, in Randolph
county, Illinois: Mr. l.. +, Davis, OF Cairo
to Miss II, L. Uhles, of Percy Ills.
Judge Bird left for Washington last
night. lie has wonderful tale to UNI
fold. when he catches the ear Of the presi-
dent In the mean time, what will the
Colonel be doing 2
Mrs. Rhea, the lady who spent por-
ton Of her life in the missionary service in
Persia, will speak in the lecture room Of
the Presbyterian church again this even
ing. Everybody is invited
-Mcssrs. John and Frank Thistlewood
have commenced the erection Of their new
livery and feed stable. 1t will be located
on or near the site Of the old Vulcan
works, of Mr. John T, Rennie
The longest trains that have left Cairo
this season, were the two that were taken
out on the I. G. r. r. last Saturday. Each
train numbered fifty.two freight cars, and
was drawn by single engine.
If YOU would secure strictly fashionable
and seasonablc clothing at the lower-stra-
tum prices, don't buy until you have in
spected the new stock that A. Marx IS now
purchasing in the City Of New York. 1t
will pay you to wait.
--"Workingman s. real name, placed in
in our keeping, will insure the publication
of his communication. If he is the kind
of a man who provokes row and then
steps aside and lets others fight his battle,
we will not hear from him, of course,
This is "thc last call
If, on the nth day of March, 1900,
YOU will call around and see IIally, the
clever and anable stove-dealcr, you will
most likely find ayoung Hally, son, who
has just achieved the dignity Of manhood.
If you don't want to wait that long, call
around this morning, and he will tell you
of son not yet two day: old,
We are told that stangcr has been
canvassing the city for subscribers to Frank
Lcslle's Weekly" representing himself as
the agent of the paper and giving a receipt
for years subscription and cheap chro-
mo for one dollar. Frank Leslie publishes
no paper under that name His lllustrat'
ed Weekly is four dollars year, and the
man who agrees to furnish it for dollar q
year is fraud and swindler. The fellow
was arrested; but what disposition was
made of him we did not learn.
Two "suspicious,l looking customers
who have been on a loaf about the city
several days-as villainous looking pair
as ever cut a throat or scuttled ship
were taken in charge by Chief AFTER, yes
tcrday, who, although satisfied he had a
brace of tough customers on hand, yet had
no proof that would warrant conviction,
rendering the fellows a chance to leave
town, they embraced it heartily, and Cairo
is now rid of their obnoxious presence.
Accepting the invitation Of Capt. Ed.
Gray, a party, consisting of about 30
couple of Cairo young folks, boarded the
fine and spacious steamer Ste Geneyieve,
last night and made an excursion down
the river, dancing the while, and enjoying
themselves as Cairo folks know exactly how
to do 1t was the purpose to so as far down
as Columbus, lie there awhile and
then return. OF course Capt. Ed Gray did
the handsome thing all the way through
and has placed our young people under {
weight of obligations they can't reciprocatc
but car and will greatfully remember.
The existing breach in the Carr
branch of the Republican household is o
, easy adjustment. Col, McKeaig think
that the Police Magistracy Of Cairo is
better Office than the Cairo postoilicc, tn
. Colonel knows this to be a fact or he wou
not have said so, Now, since hc will max
money by the operation and will sacrifc
! no honors, let him ard Judge Bird eXchang
positions. McKcaig would make mo'
scdatc, reverend and dignlfcd Police Judg
i while Bird would make a courteous, ailNb
= and efficient postmaster, The two thu
provided for, the oil Of qualification woul
pour down in copiobs showers upon Ii
troubled waters of Rcpubicanism, an
render them as calm as the passions in Il
. breast Of sleeping infancy.
The Argus learns from very respectful
authority that the post office light bill fl
February was essened $50, because Of Il
substitution Of coal oil light for gas durir
J. period of ten days. Now we ha'
learned, from source that we consid
is entirely respectable, that the heavic