The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-04

He expects that In the course of weol
or two the attendance will not fall short o.
seventy. He will teach the higher branches
, himself, and give LIS personal attention Il
the school and those OF our people who de-
sire to give their children n thorough edu-
cation will We are certain, not be dsap.
pointed by sending them to his
school
Two sinners, named respectfully Har-
ris and Martin were yesterday assessed five
dollars and costs each by Judge Olmstcd
for having been guilty Of disorderIy con-
duct--thc latter being brought before the
Judge on change of venue from Squire
Osborn Besides these, four gentlemen,
who may as we'll remain nameless, were
brought before his honor charged with hay
ing partaken too freely Of the wine when it
was red, etc, and for this offence were each
assessed one dollar and the insepcrables
Mr.. j. +. Parks new cooper shop is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t is
situated near the Mississippi levec and
Fourth street is Il two and half story
frame structure, about one hundred and
twenty-five feet long and thirty-fve feet
! wide. 1t will be completed IN about
week, and twenty-eight coopers will be
employed in the establishment. The de-
mand upon Mr. Park for barrels OF every
description has nccessitatcd the enlarge
ment
Undoubtedly the most enjoyable &C.
casons in this city are the suppers now
and then given by the ladies Of our various
churches and of the Temperance Union. At
these suppers our best people invariably
gather in large numbers and, bidding
adeau to their various cares, indulge in a
pleasant chat with friends for an hour or
so and after partaking of sumptuous sup
per, prepared by the most cunning hands,
retire TO their homes benefited and refresh
ed, mentally and physically Tonight the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church will spread
a supper in the Reform hall.
II will be u supper in the preparation of
which the ladies have expended much time
and one that, we feel satisfied, any person
would gladly sell his or her birth right for.
1t will consist Of oysters and everything
delicious. substantial and otherwise, and
will be served in such manner that those
who partakc will be Enabled to resist the
temptation Of complimenting the ladies BY
following the example of Oliver and task.
ing for more The price OF admission is
ten cents and supper 40 cents Children
will be charged only halt price.
Tor ight the council will consider the
petition Of the Cairo street railway com
pany and sundry citizens, who reside on
Fourth street, between the Ohio levee and
Washington avenue, and along Washington
avenue, between Fourth and Twenty. eighth
streets, which prys that the company be
granted the right of way over the aforesaid
streets for the purpose Of operating street
railway. Washington avenue is WIDE
street aud hence track in the centre Of il,
well planked, will not Inconvenience
teamsters. In oil probability the petition
will be granted and if so the track will be
laid in the near future, and we will soon be
enabled to sing, with the poets ofthe larger
cites something like
The street carmulc from day TO day,
Plods on bis sad reflective way
Whence the driver plies his whip
The s,reet.car mules hind legs do slip
He kicks his way far through the car,
And the driver views many falling star.
q mule! Owhip. q driver sad
The world looks Oh, the world is glad.
For drivers are cruel and whips they sting,
And sorrows about mules heels cling.
The funeral OF Mrs Herbert A. Har-
rell takes place to-day ct / 80 p. m. The
procession will lcaye the residence OF Mr..
Miles Parker, on Walnut, near Eighth street,
and proceed to the Illinois Central train, at
the foot of Eighth street, which will take
the remains to Villa Ridge for burial.
Mrs. lIarrcl was born and raised here,
and is known to nearly every one
and enjoyed the sincere friendship
OF all. She suffered from con-
for . long time, and thinking that
her health would be benefited, Mr.. Harrell
removed to Chicago, where he employed
the best medical talent Ill the city to attend
her, but without avail. She grew steadily
worse, and was finally compelled to return
to her old home to pass away forever
from among the friends Of her youth. Her
death will be sincerely regretted by the en-
tire community and the bcreaved child,
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