The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-03

Quiry with every candidate present
Skating and dancing at the Rink
tonight,
A reliable girl who knows how to cook,
wash and iron can obtain Il permanent home
at good wages, payable incash, weekly or
monthly, as desired, by applying at 30?
Washington avenue, Mrs. VI, g. HarrcIl.
Col. L. b, Watkins, Of Mound City,
was in Cairo yesterday lie hasno entire
" recovered from the effects OF the fall
from his sleigh, last Jamaw-the injured
arm still refusing topcrtorm its accustomed
offices.
While cutting the matgnalfor buggy
top, the other day, Mr., G. =. Walker cat
his fingers most shockinsly, laying the flesh
open to the bone. The flow Of blood was
enormous, and the wound both ugly and
serious,
Prank Laccy--a quiet, stupid drunk,
was what was the matter with him; and
Squire Robinson said to the officer, at the
conclusion Of the trial, three days in dc
fault Of one dollar and costs" And that's
what became Of Lacey.
Judge Doughcrty was in Cairo, ycster'
day, canyassing with his friends, who are
quite numcrou. here as we'll as elsewhere.
The old gentleman is one of the best of
men, and is not without friends let him go
where he may, in Southern Illinois.
Ben Thistlewoods livery and feed
stable will, as soon as few more furnish
ngs arrive, be one of the comp!ctest and
best supplied establishments of he kind in
the whole country, His gold,mounted har-
ness, with vehicles and animals TO match
will form turnout fit for royalty itself.
Lame and Dcvorc, jointly butnot several
ly are aged 1871 years The former distinct
" rccolIccts the illumination that followed
the peace of 1915 and neither one of them
has forgotten how to get down as much side
walk in a day as ANY other man, Old, mid
dlc-agcd or adolescent
The Rev. Mr.. DcurSchncr Of the Lu.
thcran church, of this city, having failed 10
derive the benefits anticipated from the
ocean brcczcs, tuft the New England sea-
coast, and is now in Galveston, Texas, lie
will remain in Texas until the advent OF hot
weather, and then return to Caro-.
Mr.. Hawkins, having completed his
work upon the Halliday buildings in Co
lumbus, that were drawn back from the
danger of tumbing banks, is again lat
home" to all who may wish to see mn.
! The Columbus banks are about as bad upon
the tumble as were the wildcat banks Of
1910 to speak
The County Clerks dissertation on
county affairs, must be accepted this morn
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lnE him' rS"' away
Capt Boyton, the wonderful swimmer,
| will, it is now anthontuliyciy announced
complete his thousand mile SWIM IN the wa
lrts OF inc ohlo' ~ low T. H. 0''"r"'E'
,, The ldIewild and barscN, furnishing room
for 5000 cXcursi"nlNts, VIII meet the Cap
tain several miles above the c'ly' ana eScor
him to the landing lli'marvcIouS cqEatl
performances will take place along SIDE tn