The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-11

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to be located there already, and doing a
very successful business with impunity,
and their proceeding will be appropriately
wound up by their presenting to sour Car.
ter" golden eagle" to mark their esteem
for his imbicility.
1t gives us pleasure to call the atten.
ton Of the public to any firm that by strict
integrity and years Of careful attention to
their business and wants Of the people, win
their way to the front rank in their line OF
trade, All this Las been done by MesSrs
Smith Il Brinkmyer, merchant tailors
They are now receiving full line Of piece
goods for spring and summer suitings, also
fine clothes Of all descriptions, 10 be made up
in the latest and most satisfactory manner,
at their establishment, Washington avenue,
corner Of Eighth street. Call on them and
satisfy yourselves
Manager Walker, at the Theatre,
ComiQue is giving one of the best shows this
week that he has yet presented, Five stars
are on the boards nightly, Baby Florence,
the child artist, is truly the child Yonder.
Nothing equals the enthusiasm that grcets
her every night. She is considered the
greatest song and dance lady and comic
singer (being only a child, in the world.
Maurice and Ryan are show by themselves.
They appear every night in their great char,
acter acts, clog dances, etc, and must be
seen to be appreciated,
As the readers of TnE BULLETIN well
| know, Senator Logan made remarkable
speech in the Fit John Porter casc--re-
markable for the length Of time it took
him to declare that he was opposed to the
bill Senator Carpenter got enough in an
hour Senator Logan wearied out four scs-
slons, Senator Carpenter said something
The gentleman from Illinois-wclI one
hasn't the leisure or patience to wade
through his wcl!nigh interminablc screen
in order to ascertain whether or not he did
say anything more than his vote would have
said. The gentleman from Illinois is pro.
liz and we may remark, with excusablc
yulgarity that he'll talk as long as his
spit'Il hold out"
Phil. V Field, the widc-awake editor
of the Pope County Democrat, has acquired
the habit Of striking the nail on the head
in whatever he says, The following com.
pimentary notice OF our feIlow-ctlzen.
Hon. ThoS w. Halliday, we clip from the
Democrat: There is unanimous call
from every quarter Of the Eighteenth dis
trct for the Hon. Thos. W. Halliday, Of
Caro-, TO be the Democratic candidate for
congress this year, Mr. Halliday can be
elected; and when elected will he credit
to his district. II we had more sensible,
prudent, business men like him 10 Office. and
fewer ioui.mouthei numb,kuls, the coun
try would be better off and the peoples in.
terests would be protected
Tuesday was the occasion OF happy
event in Mound City. A wedding, in
which prominent parties were concerned,
called The people Of that town together for
general merry making The parties to
the affair were Mr.. II. L. Draper, Of New
Albany, Indiana, and Miss Minnie Dough.
crty, of Mound City, Illinois, Both belong
to the best society in their respective
homes and are known as models of man
and womauhood. The wedding took place
at the residence of the brides parents, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev. JOY
Of that place After the ceremony the
usual presents were received, good time
iuduigcl in by all, and many congratula.
tons offered The above facts we learned
from parties residing inthis city,who attend
ed the wedding. With the good wishes of
innumerablc friends we extend ours also,
and hope that the bliss thus inauguratcd
may be continuous and never receive the
slightest jars.
On the second page in this issue will
found Mr. Hayes message to congress on
the mteroCcanic canal project. It is neither
a long nor an extraordinary document and
falls decidedly short of pnblic expectation,
and will perhaps be found about as inter
c,ting to the readers of The BULLETIN as
would a school boys composition. The
president gives it as his opinion that the
policy OF the United States should be una-
terable opposition to the building Of canal
which would be under the control OF for.
eign powers. As the capital invested in
such an enterprise must look for protection
to one or more Of the great powers of the
world the president asserts that no Euro.
pean power could intervene for such protcc.
ton without adopting measures on this con.
tinent which the United States WDull deem,