The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-01

year and we are pleased to learn that Faith
er Masterson was sufficiently concerned
about the health Of his scholars to have the
necessary examination made.
We stated not long ago that Mr. James
Gcsry, an officer Of Paducah, had passed
through this city on his way to Texas. Al
that time We, for prudential reasons, did
not mention the business on which Mr.
Geary went. He yesterday passed this
city having in charge one Of Paducah's for
mer merchants, who has lately detrauded
his creditors out of four thousand dollars
The arrest was made in Sherman, Texas
We see cards, signed by brewers and
wholesale beer dealers, published in many
of our exchanges, announcing that on and
after the first of February they will sell
beer at nine dollars barrel, an advance of
two dollars per barrel, They feel compelled
to make this advance, because the prices of
malt, hops, and all the materials entering
into the manufactured beer have risen,
and on account Of the increased cost of
production caused thereby, the price of
beer must be advanced also.
Chief La Hue was engaged the greater
part of yesterday in driving horses and
cows from the park and securing the gates
in manner that will prevent them from
gaining admttance thereto hereafter.
About this time every year, trouble is ey-
pcrenccd by the authorities IN keeping cat
tie out ot the park, it having frequently oC-
cured that up town people have broken
open the gates and driven their cattle into
it. Such offenders should be punished to
the fullest extent the ordinance admits.
The Comique band now furnishes some
excellent music to our citizens free Of
charge The music is COMMUNICATING
all the clljins that tie the hidden soul 10
harmony, and could we but obtain suf-
fciency thereof. We could live npop it and
grow fat. But among the discoursets of
sweet sounls we have our eyes upon the
man who, whenever he passes this office,
numerically beats the snare drum, thereby
giving us tle ear-ache. II we can't get
the drum nutfled in any other way We shall
be under tie painful necessity Of shooting
the drummer on the spot-wheneyer We
End the SPIT.
In Yesterdays BULLETIN appeared a
communication, written by one Of our col.
orcd ciyzaS which referred 10 the opposi-
ton Of ar coiored voters to Congressman
Thomas and Postmaster McKeaig. The Sun,
las, night, in referring to this communica-
ton asks Would it not be.as we'll for
the colorel friends Of the colored agent,
Bird. to KEEP little quiet about their OPP
position to these mem" The fact that the
communication concerning them appeared
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