The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-21

HuNlllI ~ utllNNlIu Nv HNiht, lNulh''
that the best quality of gravel could be de-
liyered here at twelve and one-half cents
per square yard
The members of the Delta Fire COM
pany with their families, and large num-
Der of citizens not connected with the COM
pany, thoroughly enjoyed themselves in the
company engine house last night. The
strawberry tables were well patronized and
dancing was INDUCED in with vim until
"the purple morning left her crimson bed
and donnd her robes of pure vcrmillion
hue"
Some Of our citizens have attended the
last two or three meeting Of the city council
with much promptness, because they deslr-
ed to be present when police force was
chosen, but have so far been disappointed
with much regularity. The appointment
should have been made at the last regular
meeting, but since they were not, the pre-
sent force will not be disturbed until the
council again meets in regular session,
The following resolution, which is Of
general interest, was introduced by Alder
man Halliday, and was, on motion OF AL
derman Howley, adopted by the city
council at its meeting night before last:
"Resolved, That the city marshal is here
by authorized and directed to arrange for
and provide suitable pen or pound in
some central and convenient locality within
the city, in which animals running at large
contrary to the ordinances Of the city, may
be impounded'
Benjamin Frederick Applegate, a no.
torious male rip, yesterday undertook to
drive from his house and home the wife Of
his bosom, but his most energetic efforts in
that direction proving fruitless, he took to
"cruelly teasing and tosc, the wife he had
loved to be squeezing and squeeze and for
this ofense Mrs. Apologize caused the ar
rest Of her "liege lord" Justice OmSted,
who tried the case, fined the Offending gen
tleman, including costs, ten fifty, which he
didn't have about his shapely person, and
accordingly went to Jail,
1t pleased the ladies and gentlemen OF
the city, last night, to fill the Rcformhall and
literally partake of the Strawberries which
were there to be found and which had been
prepared in the mosttcmptingmanner, blythe
the cunning hands Of the ladies Of st. Pat
rick's church. The sparkling and laugh
ing eyes to be seen wherever one looked and
the bright smiles and merry laughter every
where to be seen and heard in the hall, was
undeniable evidence that the enjoyment
was sufficient The amount cleared must
have been goodly sum.
Probably never in the experience Of
any Cairo tobacconist has there been such a
large, steady and ever increasing demand
for favorite cigar as in the case of the
"Faultess" The run on this brand is
simply wonderful and yet it is not 50 Won
derful and after all,when we remember that
this favorite cigar possesses all the merits
| that is claimed for it-that its best recon-
mendaton is itself-that having once tried
meant to continue buying it. Another
thing to commend it, is its cheapncss only
cents Sold by +. Korsmyer, wholesale
and retail, Ohio Ltvee, corner Sixth street.
Mr.. Freeman Wright, Of st. Louis, SUI
prcmc secretary of the Knights and Ladies
Of Honor of the United States, organized Il
lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor, in
the Odd Fellows hall night before last as
we yesterday stated he would The officers
elected were: Geo. Chellet, past protector;
Major Jesse lIinklc protector; Mrs. W. C..
Smith, vice protector; Mrs, Powell, secrc-
tary; Alex. G.. Royse, financial secretary;
Mrs. G. W. Chelet, treasurer; John Hacker
chaplain; Fred Sucker, Guide; Mrs. ]. r.
Warren, guardian; Mrs, Major IIinke
sentinel.
Officer bunker arrested one Daniel
Heady yesterday for travelling the wide
road to ruin in 4 staggering manner. Not
being over religious, the officer cared little
or nothing whether Mr.. Heady travelled a
wide or narrowroad; nor did he care where
that road was leading the gentleman to.
But he was very seriously concerned about
the gcnteman's "manncr" Of
walking and accordingly arrest
ed him. Justice Omstcd concluding
that the dignity Of the city had been vioIat-
ed and that there was no "balm in Gilcad"
which was at all to be compared with zone
dollar and costs as soothing remedy,
permitted the gentleman to hand over that
amount,
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