The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-14

ing the example Of the young ladies OF TIM
city, are about to organize cooking club
between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +, Korsmeyer's.
MIR. Thos Higgins, the plasterer, has
been down with consumption for some
months and Was reported very low yesler'
dag evening.
The finest and latest oysters of the
season, stewed, fried broiled or raw, at
Phil Saups restaurant
The Gus Fowler is at present doing a
large business, which prevents her IRON ar
irving here at the usual time She touched
our wharf at four o'clock yesterday after
noon.
John A. Logan has conClliated every
body. The men he kicked out of the
| Springfield convention are now parting
their coat-tails again with On "at you ser
vice" smile.
-- Sara Bernhard is acting on the New
York stage in French, and the critics who
can't understand word of il arc enthusas
tic over her 'masterly conception of the
spirit Of the piece
DIR. Frank II. Parker, Of Pomeroy,
Ohio, brother of the Drs Parker Of this city,
who lately spent few DAYS here or a visit,
has located in Mound City with the object
Of practicine his profession.
Phil Saup has added an oyster restau-
rant for ladies and gentlemen to his CON
fectionery store, where oysters WILDE served
in every style in lirst-class shape
DR. Frank Klein now operates steam
sausage factory on the corner Of Twelfth and
Cedar streets horse power having become
too slow 10 supply the demands Of the
trade
Fine, young yenison can be obtained at
F. Koehlers shop, ON the corner Of Nine
teenth and Poplar, this morning; also at the
corner OF Eighth and Washington avenue.
Don't forget 1t.
The show boat. which brought down
Prof. Icons troupe and which has been
sunk twice SINCE its arrival at this port,
was yesterday placed on Halliday Bros
dock and will nj once receive the neces-
sary repairs,
- II seems to be generally conceded that |
Ben Harrison will be chosen sthe republi-
can senatorfrom Indiana to succeed MELON |
aid. The only thing that scares Ben. is to
shake sn old pair Of blue jeans breeches at |
him
We regret to hear that Mr. II. A. Han
non is afflicted with serious attack Of in. |
Aammatory rheumatism in his limbs. Mr..
Chss. Wilson yesterday made pair of |
crutches for him with which he hopes to be |
able to get about.
The funeral of Mr.. Henry Devlin took
place yesterday forenoon the remains
being conveyed to Villa Ridge for IN
terment. He was a man who was well
known to almost every person in Cairo. |
His funeral was we'll attended
Cheer up, democrats Of Cairo, and
look pleasant. The republicans have it all
their own way it's true. But there's the
rub. When the row begins, We pick our
crowd and take hand. Meanwhile, hav-
ing none Of the cares aud responsibilities
Of government, we can afford to pick our
teeth and hide our time.
The Omaha Bee contains far more |
western news than any other paper on DOR
exchange list. The effort Of the proprie-
tors TO draw immigration TO that fertile
region by circulating sample copies of their
weekly among eastern farmers, is COM
mendable. "The Bee" is mailed tree TO
any applicant who forwards his address to
"The Daily Bee" Omaha, Nebraska.
The relations Of men, and Of business,
is constantly changing. Particular and
isolated instances of such changes are not OF
much moment, yet the first notice OIL them
given to the general public is almost in
yariably found in the advertisement col
umns OF the home paper, and in their great
aggregate they tell us true story Of the
fortunes and misfortunes Of the people IN
in NIL spheres Of life
"A fight came very near taking place
up town between two Of our citizens yester-
day afternoon. Az il was however the
good sence Of one Of the parties induced
him to hold on his hat with one hand and
his coat tail down with the other hand as
he sailed away from his would-be antog
onist asAightly as doth the swallow skim
along the smooth lakes level brlm. He
was sensible and may console himself with
the thought that che who don't fight, but
runs away, may live to fight some other