The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-15
That "Oberly" is far-tetched.

That "Oberly' is far-tetched.
Leave orders for glazing, at Blake's.
How do composltors like being loane,
out like other goods or chattles
One laundress and two scrubbing girl
wanted at the st. Charles this morning
We never but once attempted to get al
item from the Argus. In so doing we go
the same item twice in The BULLETIN.
Capt. James Laning accompanied by
his daughters, Miss Laning and Mrs. Cor
nish, is in the city visiting his daughter
Mrs H, H, Candee.
Window glass, at B. F. Blakes.
Our informant was mistaken in the
name of the purchaser of the Clancy prop.
erty. 1t was purchased by Mrs. Jane
Clancy not by Dick Fitzgerald, as stated
yesterday.
A great benefit has been secured to
the poor by the Introduction of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup; for it now takes only %
cents to cure a cough, when formerly Doc
tor bills alone amounted to dollars,
A pretty picture is healthy looking
and well cared for Baby. By the use o.
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup you can keep TIT
health of your Baby in splendid condition
Price 25 cents bottle.
The BULLETIN might have been thu
official paper of the city" had it beer
mean enough to bid fifty cents under
competitor after his bid had been mad
public.
Blake will glaze your windows, 0.
short notice.
A man may smile and smile, and ye
nothing but nine pound boy be the ma;
ter with him. That was how Walt Cundit
acted yesterday. Born at a. m, Thurs
day. Mother and child doing well.
The milk sickness is very bad in tn
country, near Vandalis. The wild turkey:
are affected with il 50 much as to bescarcel,
able to fly, says the Vandala News. Our
friends need not semi US any wild turkey,
from that region.
"A sixty mile an hour wind for ten min.
utes is a pretty fair average storm at any
time, but when accompanied by hail, rain
thunder and lightning as it was yeSeorda,
afternoon it becomes too much of good
\ thing.
Rev. David A. Bonnsr has accepted the
call of the Vestry of the Church of the Re
deemer of this city, and will start from
Rochester next Monday. It is expected
that he will be here in time to ofticiate at
the wedding In thechurch next Wednesday.
We regret to hear of the serious III.
ness of Moses B. Harrell, editor of the
CAIRO BULLETIN Mr.. Harrell was one of
the original settlers of Mound City; he was
its first Mayor and published its tirstnews.
paper. He has been a Democrat of the old
school, and one OF the few vigorous intel
ligent editors in the southern part of the
State Carbondale Observer.
Glazing done on short notice, by eav.
ing orders with B. F. Blake.
Which is the same size as the Bulle.
tin; contains on an average two or three
times as much reading matter; is furnished
to subscribers 40 per cent cheaper: has a
circulation verymuch larger than the Bull.
LETIN; has inside pages devoted to the
choicest miscellany and latest news items,
mot to clipped general editorials palmed
off As original; will be one year old on
Tuesday next, and is the official paper of
the city, Argus.
Glow we apples swim"
Another of your bulls, Mr., BULLETIN.
You know your local news columns are
made up from the Argus, and you borrow
our compositors to set them up for you.-
Argus.
A mistake; we have not had a single
swinging-on. gate-itcm in the BuLLE.
TIN, and we pay the borrowed (D compos-
itor for four hours work at rate that