The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-10

ing village OF LoVelaccVllle'
The Cairo & Vincenncs h. r. company
call for sealed proposals to furnish $4,000
brick, also for tearing down old freight
depot See our new advertising column.
Some of the walls Of Winters row, be-
traying dangerous weakness, material has
been hauled to the ground, and mechanics
are engaged making the required repairs
The royal car of the Illinois Central
railroad, containing Mr.. Jeffreys, General
Superintendent, and Mr.. Hayes, Master
Mechanic of the road, was in Cairo yester-
day.
Col Watkins, of Mound City, called
on THE BULLETIN, yesterday, and ascertain
ing that we had been supplied with our
daily quota of advice, left us, apparently
happy.
The campaign meeting named for
Reverend Jacob Bradley's house OF worship,
last night, was postponed, on account OF
the extreme unpropitiousness OF the
weather.
1t is true although an unsolved prob
lem in mental philosophy the i'm
pulse to vote tickets printed at THE Bull
LETIN Office is irresistible. Price only 81
per 1000.
The Fourth warders are waxing exceed
ingly warm over the pending
election; and the CLAIMS of the several can
didates were discussed, yesterday, to the
exclusion of everything else.
The election tickets--the kind that will
be most numerous in the ballot box after
the polls are closed printed at THE
BULLETIN job rooms, at the very reasonable
rate of one dollar per thousand.
Judge Marchildon, of Thebes, was in
the city yesterday. Being one of the lar
gest landowners of the county, he is much
pleased with the outlook Of the wheat crop.
The prospect of a big harvest was never
better.
-Gentlemen-any Of you twenty-eisht
candidates-are you supplied with election
ticketsl If not, leave your orders with
THE BULLETIN. They are always inquired
Tor, by the voters of the city. Many per-
sons will take no other kind.
We are sorry to hear it, and suppose he
ran against clothes line, but a humorous
lecturer, known to a number of our people,
recently passed through this city, with one
of his optics in sable surroundings" We
are somewhat curious TO learn the where
fOres.
1t is said that cat is the only animal
living, with the exception of man, that can
distinctly pronounce the vowels, a, c, j. o,
u. The Lord knows that if the cats will
let them fall into disuse, we will, and treat
to wagon load of fresh fish and live mice,
in the bargain.
1t should not be forgotten that Koch
Ter Bros. have alarge supply of the choicest
corned beef ever cured IN Cairo. 1t is put
up in barrels and half barels-all briskets
and will be sold at very low figure to
close out the lot 1t is undoubtedly an A
No. 1 article.
-Egbert Smith, who fell from his seat un
der some sudden and unaccountable attack
of sickness, last week, was confined to his
room until yesterday, when he ventured
abroad again. Mr.. Smiths father, it will
be rccollected, fell from his seat, a number
years ago, and died instantly, of heart dis
ease.
"A large and elegant display of newly
trimmed and stylish hats will be the chief
attraction Of Mrs S. Williamson's Spring
Opening to-day, tomorrow and Saturday.
The ladies of the city are cordially invited
to come and inspect the assortment, as the
variety includes something adapted to all
tastes.
A telegram from Prof, Geo. ". Warren,
informs the musical community that he
will be IN this city today and probably re-
man two or three days, making his head
quarters at Buders jewelry house. He will
negotiate sales of pianos and other musical
instruments, and attend to tuning, etc,
Leave orders at Buder's.
The celebrated dreamer, Dr. D. A.
Parker, of Anna, writes to Il Cairo gentle.
man that any time after the twentieth Of
the present month he and his wonderful
daughters, who sing and play the violin
"by inspiration" will be disengagcd, and
can fill an engagement in Cairo. Such Of
our citizens as met the the Dr. during his
visit to Cairo-know him.
We hear it intimated that friends of
some of the candidates are making bets Of
any and every sortthe prime object being
to involve as many voters of the Opposite