The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-22

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and births, and before long we shall expect
to see the last man of them "stumpcdn
The wedding Of Mr.. Adolph swobodo
and Miss Selma Cobler took place at the
residence Of the brides parents Tuesday
evening The ceremony was performed by
the Rev, T., knappe OF the German Luth
eran church. II was I'm exceedingly
pleasant affair and was an occasion Of much
enjoyment by all present. The party pre-.
ccedcd to the hall OF the Delta fire com
pany after the ceremony and INDUCED in Il
general good time and a better supper
Dancing lasted until late in the night when
the happy couple left on the Illinois Cen
trail train for Chicago and other places on a
wedding tour. They will return in about
two weeks. 1t is the wish of The BuILE-
bells may be ever present in their minds
and the happiness ushered in by their music
remain undisturbed during their existence
here and in the world to come.
1t may surprise the doubling
ThOmascs" Of Cairo when we tell them
that the mud in Carinvile is deeper than
in this city. But so it is. In fact it is so
deep that the inhabitants Of the town roam
about with little flags SO that they can be
found when the mud cnSulfs them 1t is
! said to be no uncommon sight there to see
thirty or forty of these little flags hving
around the square, denotlng so many mud
fast people. 4 steam derrick and eleven
men are kept busy. The usual price for ex-
Treating people is twenty-five cents for a
single time. or three extracts for sixty cents
A similar plan might be adopted in this
city and we have in our minds eye several
very worthy gentlemen who would make
most excellent "eytractors." but we have
been Scolded, threatened in fact buIdozcd
so much Of late, that we are actually afraid
to give even the initials Of any man in
town in connection with 50 noble an occu-
cupation.
When our Superintendent of Streets
accepted his office, he was informed by the
retiring superintendent of the dangerous
condition ofthe Twenty second street sew
er, And now the question arises, why did
not Mr.. German, being informed Of its con-
diton, see TO it, as it was clearly his duty
to do, that the sewer was repaired before
the rise came upon us: We admit that
although the sewer still leaks, no alarm
need now hc felt ON account of it. but
no one knows better than Mr.. German
himself. that had not the leak been dis
covered when it was, and the sewer i'm
mediatciy plankcd and braced with heavy.
timecrs. the leak might have resulted
seriously to Cairo. But however this
may be. we insist that the sewer should
have received the necessary attention in
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AT the recent meeting Of the Illinois
State Teachers Association, held at Spring.
field, it was voted to continue the cxamina-
ton, but decided that this year the work
should be confined entirely to the ungraded
schools. The examinations will be held on
two consecutive Fridays, February 20 and
q, February % the schools will be exam
incd in arithmetic. Geography. and Ian
guage: and on the ?;,h in United States
history. common tAing>. pcnmanship. SMELL
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