The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-02

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For sale cheap, desk. Apply at this
office.
MIR. VIM. McIIalc offered to bet one
hundred dollars all day yesterday that New
York would 60 democratic, but could find
no one willing to take his offer.
--FoR SALE, phacton and set of harness;
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
---"Betwcen the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Kolsmeyer's
-REpUBLIcANs.-Yo who think for
yourselves, think whether you want
straight tickets" in city and county cleo
tons, and if not, vote for the independent
candidates to-day.
---"Betwecn the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, of f. Korsmeyer's.
The regular meeting of the W. G, and
l.. A., takes place on Wednesday, the 81 of
November. Trustees meeting 2 p. m.
General Association meeting 3 p. m. A
| full attendance is desired
DEMOCRATS think twice to-day before
you scratch an independent candidates
name, and thus encourage the introduction
of politics in local affairs by increasing the
chances OF straight republican, whether
you vote for him or not
The popular scale of prices adopted for
the Barlow, Wilson, Primrose d West en-.
tertainmen. on Wednesday night next, that
is reserved seats 70 cents Is calculated to
please our people and to fill the atheneum.
The last time they were here the reserved
seats were $l.00 and then the house WAS
full. 1t is an immense company. Argus.
The News calls Capt. Chas. Nelis "a
Union soldier" For the benefit of that
sheet, we will say that there are many peo-
pie living in Cairo now, who remember
that Mr.. Nellis acted in the important
capacity of bell boy at hotel in this city
during the war, and that at the close Of the
war he formed a partnership with MIR
Walker and thereby became part owner of
the Cairo dry docks in which he was inter
ested until year or two ago
DtrnI spT m NJ NI,kf kTN tynt an
scientiously to-day.
Vote for Jack Hodges tor sheriff
Vote for Ham Irwin for circuit clerk
Vote for Tom Halliday for commissioner
Vote for Dick Fitzgerald for coroner
Vote tor Leek for states attorney.
They represent no party. They are the
peoples candidates, and the people without
regard TO politics should elect them They |
are competent. They have been tried, and !
their election would be glorious triumph |
of an independent people over the men who
have resolved to force politics into home
affairs.
We have until now reirained from
mentioning the fact but since the News
persists in calling Mr.. John Reeve Grip
pied soldier" and since Mr.. Reeve does not
see fit to deny that he is "a crippled Union
soldier" we will set the public right on
this matter We have learned to Ger
tainty that Mr.. Reeve was crippled by fall
ing from horse, while racing at time
when no way ~as in progress in this or any
other country and that he is not now and
never has drawn pension from the govern
ment for the injuries thus sustained
Had he been injured in the army he would !
be allowed very handsome pension for
crippled limb and it stands to reason that
he would not be slow in his application for
it. But he has not nor will he apply for a
pension and why noti Because the gov
eminent doesn't pension men who never
smelled powder. Before Mr.. Reeve enter
tanned any idea of running for Office while
he was bookeeper in the IRON store Of Mr.
b. Reed he was not slow IN telling his
friends that he was crippled by falling from
horse, but now that he is running for Of
fec the people must be deceived and taught
10 believe that he carries rebel lead" about
with him in his body and that his precious
blood flowed freely in order that "the union
OF these states" might be maintained.
THE RECORD OF THE COURT.
Il. 4 L. ii.