The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-29

: two or three gentlemen who declare the Law
!. to be unconstitutional" Two delinquent
will be brought to legal account mex
: Monday.
: One of our citizens finding himself il
J. the incipient stages of consumption, actcC
- upon the suggestion of friend and usct
dog fat. He secured healthy dog hac
him killed and dressed and has been usine
; the flesh, cooked rare, and the fat, boiled
r down, to great advantage lie finds him
! self much improved, and is encouraged b,
! the hope that dog meat and lard will vel
work his cure
Mat Burns, son Of old Mat (who wa,
known to all the old residents of Cairo,
stole two horses from farm in the yicini.
ty of Charleston, Missouri, the other day.
and made his way with the animals to Ken.
lucky He was promptly followed, over.
hauled at Bandville, and thrown in mil
lie will be tried in the Ballard circnit
court, and will be more fortunate than he
has any occasion to hope to be, if he escapes
with less than ten years service in the Ken.
lucky penitentiary
We are sorry to say that there is no
improvement in Mr. Naughton's condition
Some time ago his watch was ratified off 70
provide means to supply his needs and the
chance taken by lady, secured the watch,
which is worth sixty or seventy dollars.
With generosity that speaks volumes in
her praise, she ordered the watch to be re.
turned to the sick man, that it might be
his resource in another time of need. That
time has arrived, and if the chances are
all taken, the watch will be rallied off
again on Saturday evening next
Number Ofvolumc of &C. o. Patier
" Cos Comic Advertiser" was circulated
yesterday. 1t is clever way to advertise.
but an hour after the sheet is put out it
disappears, and for "ayc" The daily Dcf
IETTN is preserved until displaced by later
copy, so the card or local of the advertiser
Is kept constantly before the people: and,
we are glad to add that Mcssrs. c. OPS
Co. approaching that fact and its general
excellence as an advertising medium. are
among the most liberal of the patrons of its
columns
Nellie Cooper and Annie House were
arrested, yesterday, as inmates Of a house
OF ilI-tame, and Squire Robinson inflicted
fine of $40 and costs upon each of them. |
They were persistent and overly conspicu- |
Gus street walkers, dcyoting large share of
their time to that manner of advertising
themselves. AS We are without an ord.
nance that directly denounces a penalty
against street-wallng, the charge against
them was made in the form above stated.
They had no money whercwlth to pay the
fines and were sent to the calaboose for
period of fifteen days each
Since our authorities are bestowing
proper attention upon the white nymphs
du pave, cannot the black creatures of the
same class that infcst the lower part of the
city be suppressed: Vulgar in look, words
and deeds, always upon the streets or in {
their door-ways no decent female can ira.
verse that part of the city without having
both her ears and eyes offended by sights ,
and sounds that are vulgar, obscene and in. {
'uItlng. Such collection of foul.mouthcd t
shameless black bawds as infcst Fourth {
street, can be found nowhere else, we dare t
'ay, outside the large Southern cities. t
With their friends in Cairo and else.
where, we heartily sympathizc with Mr..
md Mrs. John g. Hartman, of Mt Vernon. {
n the great domestic affection to which
hey have been subjected. A telegram
rom Mr. Haman, received yesterday after. y
loon, tells the sad story in the following u
words; "My son, Rob.Roy, died this morn. o.
hg' alter an illness Of only two DAYS" v
What ailmcnt brought death into the family c.
% quickly is not intimated. He was u
trong, vigorous young man, of GOOD morals Il
md correct habits and much attached TO 81
ZONE and his home Surroundings. The o.
bulletin tenders to the family the as "
urancc of its warmcst sympathy. /
The excursion, on the Narrow GAUGE r,
o St. Louis, next Sunday, Uhe 3lst) will c,
rove a grand success in every particular, ri
The elements favor il; the weather is cool r
nd pleasant. The time schedule is the ol
anne as is made on the road every day: W
he train will run through as advertised
nd there will be no delays at side tracks.
'mpIc room has been secured so there will ',
G no crowding in the cars. Everybody ~ y.
GEMS to intend going and it will be well III