The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13


Will it ever change9 1t is always ga
sad accident" Who ever saw happy
onel Or if man works his passage across
the Styx, it is "a rash act" Will it ever
change!
This being Friday another meeting of
the Reform club will be held in the hall on
Tenth street this evening Strangers as
we'll as home people are cordially invited
10 attend.
- Charlie Henderson has fine lance
wood bow, about 25 pound, also some fine
arrows, points, strings, etc, for sale to any
of the archers who need the implements.
Price very low,
Hon. VIM. Hartzell, Hon. John II
Oberly, Hon NJ. c. Crawford and Hon
DIT, Linegar are the advertised speakers
for tonight. Better talent is not to be
found IN the west.
"A letter received in this city from Mrs,
Dr., Waldo, conveys the intelligence that
she has been i'll all summer She resides
in Washington city, where she has been
since the death of her husband.
The remains OF Geo W. Richner
whose death we chronicled yesterday, have.
been recovered, and were turned over to his
brother who arrived III this city FROM Cham
paign yesterday,
The drum corps will form at the court
house this evening with the North Cairo
club and from there will proceed to the
Third ward headquarters and from there
proceed TO the line of march.
If you have symptoms of chi.ls or jaun-
dice, or bilious complaints of any kind, 60
to Geo. 0 Iara and buy a Forbes Liver
Pad, Mol. Its sure cure ii worn accord
ing to directions. Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, 800
The Sweepers had large and enthu-
siastic meeting in Kleb's hall last night
Among other business transacted it was
agreed upon 10 organize marshal band and
glee club The proposition OF Mr.. Kleb to
let the club have the use of the hall for
five dollars per month was accepted.
Yesterday evening horse belonging
to colored man and hitched to wagon,
being overcome with heat, or from some
other cause, fell down at the corner OF
Eight street and Commercial avenue, and
seemed to be in great agony for while.
The owner tried various means to discover
the aiment and to cure it. How far he
succeeded, we did not learn.
Two carpenters, named respectively
Branklin and Purcell, yesterday evening
met with a slight accident. They were
standing on scaffold which had been erect.
ed around the tank at Halliday Bros. mill
and were driving down the iron hoops
around the tank when the scaffold fell to
the ground. They received fall of about
sixteen feet and walked off limping.
The newspapers don't treat all the presi-
dental candidates with equal courtesy. In
deed, they scarcely notice some Of them,
We hear a great deal about Hancock and
Garfield, and now and then some mention
Is made of Weaver. But who hears any
thing of Neal Dow, the temperance candi-
date, or of Gen. John w. Phelps, the anti
Masonic candidatel Do candidates stand
for thisl
Mr. Jas. +. Robertson, who by his
presence for sometime graced the popular
drug store of the genial O'Hara, has re-
turned to the home of his childhood, name
ly, Paducah, and there, together with Mr..
Du Bots, purchased the drug store of Mr..
Z. X. Wilson, on the corner Of Broadway
and Oak streets. The Cairo friends of Mr..
Robertson will be pleased by the announce
ment that he is prospecting.
--"Printed thunder" is what the cam
palgn documents sent out from the Demo
cratic and Republican headquarters at
Washington are called. That is about
what they are. They are accompanied with
very little lightning and are therefore not
specially effective. The congressional idiot
does not seem to know that that antiquated
method Of elcctioneering is nothing better
than corpse.
The BOOSTERS, of down town; the
| Sweepcrs, of the Third ward aud the Fourth
ward club will meet at their respective
meeting places tonight for the purpose OF
forming procession and parading through
our principal streets. The best possible
showing should be made for the Democracy
and in order to do this, every Democrat,
young and old should fall into line and swell
the ranks. All those who not having con.
nected themselves with club will be sup.