The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-06
will be the guest, during her stay, of Mrs
S, p, Wheeler and Mrs. w. A. Sloo,

MIR, Mckay, father OF John MCKAY,
who is agent of the Mississippi Central
railroad, ut East Caro-, is in the city stop
ping with his son.
The first swim OF the SEASON, perhaps,
was that Of the boy who was Laundering
about, yesterday afternoon, in the chilly
waters of the Mississippi.
-"TnE BULLETIN is the only really de-
cent paper Cairo has ever had, was the en-
couraging remark of a gentleman who di.
rcctcd ua to put him down
New cattle schutcs are being con.
struclcd At the Illinois Central cattle pens
and other improvements essential to the
cecritous movement Of bovinal quadru-
pods
The young folks had most delight
full time of it on the City Of Greenville last
night and speak in terms of the highest
praise Of the courtesy and kindness of the
officers.
But little attention was paid to tho
schoo! election yesterday. There was no
contest whatever Mr. William Stratton
and Mr.. Jacob Goldstine were elected with
out opposition.
During the jam on the lcvec, yester-
day city express wagon ran against a
negro man, knocked him down. and ran
over him, the driver, meanwhile, plying
the lash unsparingly.
During the present year Mike Hoar, of
the Illinois Central railroad, has counted
ana spotted 100000 railroad ties. They
are corded and scattered along the line of
the road hence to Centralia.
Some fellow, bent upon fun, got up a
straw or dummy Boyton, and set him ahoat
But for the fact that the real Boyton was in
sight, the counterfeit would have been pro-
ductiyc Of considerable amusement
If Capt Boyton expects TO reach New
Orleans without being riddlcd with rifle
balls, he will find it necessary TO have a
man on either side Of the river to inform
the people that he is not an alligator.
Episcopal church services at the usual
hour0, Subject of evening sermon; Come
and See The Rector will meet the Bible
class at 8 p IN. A cordial invitation is cx-
tended to all young ladies and gentlemen
10 join the class.
--Kochler Bros have on hand a large
supply of splendid corncd becf-all bris-
kets put up in barrels and half barrels
for family use 1t is admirably cured
never surpassed in the Cairo market, and
will be sold cheap
The morning passenger train Of the
Cairo and Vincenncs railroad. yesterday,
was made up OF seven coaches. 1t was an
ticpated that an immense throng would
come to Cairo to see Boyton and arrange
ments were made accordingly The coaches
were about half filled.
A second operation was performed upon
young Sandcrson yesterday morning, by his
attending physician, DR., Gordon The
operation involved the insertion of a tube
to the vicinity of the lungs, for the purpose
of removing an accumulation of pus. The
operation, like the first one, was entirely
successful
The colored department of the Cairo
pnbic school was never in better hands
than at the present time. 1t is under the
same general management and system Of
discipline that the white departments are,
and if the white schools are better schools
in any essential particular, we have not been
advised Of the fact.
--Axley and Wilson arrested whit,
man, yesterday, named Dave Coleman, ant
took him before Squire Robinson to an
swcr charge Of vagrancy, He was proven
an unmittigatcd, unconsciouablc vag and
the Squire fined him 800 and the oilicia
essentials, and then gave him "stay" I,
enable him 10 leave the city,
The passenger train on the Mis-
sissipp Central railway that arrive
here at II o'clock a, m, will, after to-day
we hear, arrive seven hours later, or at G r
NJ. The train that arrives at 1880 p. IN
: will hereafter arrive at Z q. IN. Tn
e. time card OF the Illinois Central will, "
suppose, be so changed as to form reasona
bly, close connections
= Carl Peters desires everybody to kno,
land therefore has recourse to The BuLIE
TIM that he is now supplying the Cair
market with poultry fattcned in his henery
and that everybody may be served he ha
provided e dcli'ery wagon that will max
daily rounds Of the city. lie sells eggs IN
- qucstionably fresh, and the latest, choice,
- hens, dressed or undressed, ever sold