The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-26

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round trip will only be fifty cents. Read
the notice.
John Robinson's great show will visit
this city next Wednesday, the Both inst.
and give two performances tits acknowl
edged TO be the largest and best show
travelling, and is, above all others, deserv,
| ing of patronage. 1t should be remember.
ed that Mr. Robinson performs all he
promises, and that there will be no dsap-
pointment The people of Cairo, and the
entire surrounding country, should turn out
and give him an overture.
The names of five Republicans were
yesterday mentioned to us who, after hay
ing listened to Hon. D. T. Linegars speech
night before last, had declared that they
would vote for Hancock and English. The
conclusion these gentlemen came to is
greatly to their credit and it is the concu-
sion that all sensible men come to after
hearing the merits of the men Of both par
ties fairly discussed.
The Free Benevolent Sons and Daugh-
tiers OF America, colored society, will
give grand barbecue and an excursion to
Breading Springs, on the Fourth Of Aug
ust. They have engaged Abraham Jack,
son and Cesar Hughes to barbecue the
meat, and can promise something fine.
The committee of arrangements are good
men, and the excursion is bound to be IL
success.
Mr.. Thomas Winter having been dis
appointed in not getting the house he anti
cipated, did not enter into the auction
business at the time he expected, but will.
be ready for business, in convenient local
ity, some time soon, and since he is one Of
the very best auctioneers in the city he will
doubtless have his hands full of business
and his pockets full of the "gilded god"
immediately after opening his house.
The Sun of last night says that "NIr.
A. II. Irwin is at home again, looking quite
well, and getting ready to enter the canvass
in earnest" So far as Mr. Twins being in
the city and looking quite well is con-
cerned our neighbor is correct, but we very
much doubt whether or not Mr. Irwin has
decided to enter the field as candidate
for any Office. 1t is true that it was ru-
morel that he would make the race for the
circuit clerkship, but whether this rumor
was founded upon facts is, in our opinion,
questionable,
There were but two cases before JUS
ticc Omsted yesterday The first was that
of colored gentleman, named Martin, who
had been arrested by Officer Tyler and was
charged with disorderly conduct and with
resisting an officer. Being particularly
hard case, he was fined ten dollars aud
costs for each ofense. The second case
was that Of one Don Buckner, charged
with offensive languagc,which was discharg-
ed for lack of evidence. Officer La Hue
made the arrest.
The construction of sewers in this city
has become quite general Of late and since
this is the right step in the interest of
health it gives the best Of satisfaction.
City Clerk Foley Yesterday purchased
twcnty.iour hundred feet of twenty inch
sewer pipe, seven hundred feet of eighteen
inch pipe, seven hundred feet OF fifteen
inch pipe and five hundred
feet of twelve inch pipe
making total of forty-three hundred
feet of pipe. This amount, in addition to
tue pipe already on hand will give us good
sewerage.
Mr.. John Pitcher, son of Mr.. w. F.
Pitcher, who enlisted IN the naval service
Of the United States when, sometime ago,
Il call for seven hundred western boys was
made, has been promoted from the third
to the first class in that department, and
is now receiving his instructions on the
ocean steamer Saratoga" A letter received |
from him when at Lisbon, the capital of
Portugal, stated among other interesting
things that his ship was bound for Cadiz,
Spain; and another received recently from
The latter place states that he Is bound for |
Naples. JOHNNIE Is a bright young man
md we are glad to hear Of his rapid ad-
iancemCnt.
The ladies Of Cairo complain, and not
without reason, OF the dusty streets and
idewalks. The men in their bifurcated
garments can wade through dust without
,eing wrecked, but not so with women
}, skirt, beautiful skirt
crked thro' the dust aud dragged thro' the dust!
once thou vert white
As the mantle OF snow
As the leaves of the NY
When spring 2ephyrs blow;
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