The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-06-10

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fined only IS and costs. Other butchers
were notified; but for some reason only one
was brought to trial.
Mrs. Henry Elliott left the city ycster-
day evening, for Lexington Ky, where,
among her relatives and friends, she will
probably spend the summer.
There we're els scholars in attendance
on the Presbyterian Sunday school, on
Sunday last. With the weather in mind
this must be regarded very respectable
attendance.
Perfect happiness requires perfect
health, and perfect health requires pure
water. Pure water can always be found in
cisterns where Lancaster s. Rice's water
elevators are in use.
Attend the great 100000 boot and
shoe auction sale of M. Stern & Co., St.
Louis, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, June 18th, 18th, and 10Th. See adver-
tisement in this paper.
If 1t were not for the thoughts of the
scent Of tobacco, ladies would be content
after furs had been laid away for the sum-
mer. This can be avoided by purchasing a
fine cedar chest of Lancaster & Rice
cheap.
Mrs. Bribach, who has suffered so long
and so severely from an attack of paralysis,
is much improved, and is SAID to be in
fair way for complete recovery. 1t is but
rarely, indeed, that cures are affected in
such cases.
A regular meeting Of the city council
will be held this evening. There are no
large "bones Of contention" in sight; but
there is no telling what night may bring
forth, in the city council. We hope to be
| able to be there to see.
The members of the archery club are
neither prompt nor regular attendants upon
the meetings for practice. We do not wish
to be held personally responsible for this
observation-the responsible party's name
being subject to delivery on demand.
| Mr.. Dick Walsh Is engaged in the
building of brick addition tothe Manson
House. If sun-baths have Alternative or
curative qualities, Dick ought to be model
of healthy manhood. He takes ten hours
day of that article, pure, unmoditled and
unobscured.
-"The Bryant Minstrels, "busted up in
Paducah. The treasurer skipped" out, and
all their instruments were captured Satur-
day night" is what q young Cairo man said
to THE BULLETIN, yesterday, and we don't
doubt it. They went farther than we
thought they would.
1T is the trash carts, not the garbage
wagons that have quit running. Mr..
Smith, the contractor, says his team is max
ing its regular rounds, and will remove all
Stops and garbage placed in position for it.
Trash thrown into the street, however, must
be removed by the party placing it there.
The New Madrid Star band, an organ
lzation that learned to bring harmony out |
of most distracting noises, under the teach
ings Of Mr.. Ed. Withg, was in Cairo Sun
day. The band is only of nine months
growth, yet its performances were very re-
spectacle. Jones, the editor of the New
Madrid newspaper, accompanied the crowd.
Alex rockingham g. Co., have been
for many years stock brokers and bankers,
in New York, at 12 Wall Street. They
have the reputation of gaining for their
customers large returns from investments
ranging from $50 to 5000, and have the en-
viable reputation of always making quick
returns. Send for their Financial Report.
free.
Mrs. E. A. Conley died yesterday, at
her home, corner Of Twenty second and
Poplar streets, from the effects of an abcess
in her side Because of this affliction Mrs.
G. had been confined to her bed continu-
ously for a period OF eleven months. She
was 81 years of age, and leaves two sons,
John and Thomas, industrious and respec.
table citizens.
The editor Of the Murphysboro indie
pendent says: "We sincerely regret the de-
feat Of Hon. John NJ. Lansden, of Cairo, as
we thiuk him to be, in reality, the best
qualified man for the position Of any who
were running, and in his defeat the circuit
failed to elect man who for moral worth,
legal ability and general good qualities, is
not surpassed in the state"
Lady leaning on gate remarks to lady
on sidewalk. yesterday, that "the woman
who sneakingly tries to hire her neighbours
help without the knowledge and consent of
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