The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-11

sioo,os .et in. He is now said to be a very
sick man. His vigorous constitution may
bring him through but his condition is
considered rs exceedingly critical
Gentlemen Of You twenty-elght
candidates you supplied with election
tickets? 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,
1t should not be forgotten that Koch
Ter Bros. have alargc supply OF the choicest
corncd beef ever cured IN Cairo. 1t is put
up in barrels and half barrcs-all briskets
and will be sold at very low figure to
close out the lot. 1t is undoubtedly an A
No. article,
A large and elegant display of newly
trimmed and stylish hats will be the chief
attraction of Mrs. $. Willi0mson'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.
The man who bets on an election. not
only loses his vote, if challenged; hut sub
iects himself to the liability OF punishment
to the extent of $1,000 fine and twelve
months imprisonment in the county Jail.
If any man wins n bet and receives the
wager he renders himself liable 10 pay
three times the amount, one half 10 the man
who sues him, and the other half to the
county. The law is, perhaps, unduly severe,
but men are on the lookout who will en-
force it.
The heavy rains and the consequent
muddy roads has brought about scarcity
of country" cord wood. The change OF
weather too, has added considerably to the
demand, and the result is that very inferior
wood is eagerly snapped up at the rate OF
three dollar cord. Just why there should
he any contention for supplies at this rate
while our wood men will supply any guam.
tity at that rate, is one of the cnigmaS OF
the fuel market.
The Thistlewood and Winter slppor.
tiers were out IN force, last nigh-thc
Thistlewood men, with bonfres and music
and speech-makerS, holding forth Il til,
court house and the Winter men, VITA able
and effective takers. holding forth u the
corral in the Fifth ward These melting,
will be held nightly, we understand, until
Tuesday. They are Of course, productive OF
much feeling and excitement; but they
bring out the fact, involved in the canvass
and will enable the people to vote under
standingly.
We have heard OF an in,imation Of a
purpose on the part Of Judge Dayidge, OF
Pulaski county, to become a candidate for
the office Of Circuit Judge. Davidgc is an
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yers in Southern Illinois. Being of re-.
firing disposition, however, he is but little
known. outside of his own county and
those Immediately adjoining: but ANYBODY
who knows him will readily undcrwritc asty
his qualifications.
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rent countcnancc and one that tells of a
conscience at peace with itself. Ills ficnd,
indor,r him most enthusiastically IS the