The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-03
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
LOCAL REPORT.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

DIR. Smith thinks there should be a
sudden change in the weather.
The New Orleans Ministries were
quartered at the St. Charles.
Hon. J. S. Crumm and da lighter re
turned to Vienna Sunday
&C., Mrs. NJ. W. Parker was reported to be
seriously sick last night. We did not
learn the character Of her Illness.
A fine assortment of oriental pro-
grammcs for balls etc, just received at
THE BULLETIN job office.
We were told yesterday that Mr., Ober-
ly, of Springfield, expected to visit Caro-
some day this week
Mrs. L. B. Church left the yesterday
for Princeton, lndiana-called there by II
dispatch announcing the dangerous illness
OF her father.
For more reasons than one our local
page is not as attractive as usual this morn
inc. Hereafter, however, it will be as usual
FULL of the latest news.
MIR. John Marneil has just finished de-
livering business directory for Southern
Illinois which was printed in this office
The work is generally admired and We
hope johnny came out Of the big end OF
the horn.
Miss Katie Flynn, of Terra llautc,
Indiana, who has been visiting Miss Min
ME Beard for the week past, will return to
her home to-day, accompanied by Miss
Beard
We this morning publish on this page
the report of the committee OF ten TO the
taxpayers association 1t is full Of good
suggestions and will be found interesting
by our readers
The Massac Journal published at Me-
tropois has abandoned its patent outside
and is otherwise generally improved. 1t is
stuunch Republican organ which eXerts
not less influence than average country
wecklies.
Dave Tyler was yesterday arrested by
Officer Wootcn for striking negro woman
on Popular, between Eighteenth and Nine
trrnth streets. The fellow was brought be
fore Justice Osborn, plead guilty and was
fin d five dollars and COSTS
Tile number OF yonng bloods who have
been in the habit Of skulking about the
streets like unowcd terriers, has percepti-
Div decreased Of late. Some Of them it is
said have left the city, A good riddancc
/ Of bad rubbish this,
The red chmneys with white nccks
baye gone out Of fashion The distiIluy,
Buckles mill, Green 4 Woods mill-all
>porcd one in days Of yore, but Ike the
rose by the wayside are the nose OF red
ribbon man. have faded and are no more
Compound tuclure OF benzoin, is Il
speedy and sure relief for too,hachc
CIoanc the drcaycd tooth. and fill the cavity
with cotton, sutuatcd with the tncturc
Tbi. is simple remedy easily applied.
--latest from the Ute Indians Their
chiefs have decided, that the best thing tC
keep them in good humor, and at peace
with "ull the world, and the rest Of man
kind. is to furnish them with the "Fouit
less I'VE cent cigar Sold by +. KorSmcy,r
The man in the moon ha, AGAIN turnc,
his back upon Us. The forcport Of tn
NIGHT is again as dark as ever and we ar
by necessity compelled TO have recourse t
the Lantern or gropc along IN Egyptian
dalknesS until nature once more come t.
om relief.
Sheriff Hodges returned from hls co
lection tour through this county on Satui
day last His collections have been yer
close and hence much larger than those {
last year. The fact that our farmers pa
their taxes readily and without grumblin
may be looked upon as an indication
/, general prosperity in this county anon
n those engaged in agricultural pursuits, II
u farmers Of Alexander county seem to be
,' better spirits than they have been for ycal
and to the fact that they received an a
i yanccd price for their products must be n
3, ,ributcd their willingness to pay.
y A gentleman who rejoiccs in the nan
o, Of Jerry Mckinney, resides about thru
miles above this city, on the Mssisslp
d river. Agriculture is his fort, and he h
IN in his employ young man about cighte,
+, years old. Not many days ago the boy W
d. engaged in cutting down trees on his iarl
of and it falling in the wrong direction broi
w down another tree, limb OF which stru,
no a yearling Of The farmers and Killed
IN The farmer il appears, owed the your