The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-26
--"Bctween the acts cigarettes, Who'll
sale and retail, at f. Kolsmeyer's.

sale and retail, at +. Kolsmeyer's.
Our line of LADIES, CHILDREN's and
GENTS HOSIERY is now ready for inspection
and will be found the most ,mplete yet
offered by US. We buy the goods direct
from the importer for cash rld or" pres
are GuARAN rEED the very lowest n rs
market STUART
Health Officer Orr informs US that n
his humble opinion the prevailing sickness
among cattle in Cairo is owing to other
causes than the presence Of Texas cattle,
end that although there is law Oh the
statute books which forbids the importa-
ton into this state of said cattle when
diseased, it is generally regarded as illegal
and therefore void. We lack the space,
but not the disposition to dsprove his
statements in this issue.
"A wealthy gentleman, naned G. G..
Collier and his wife, f,om Adrian, Mich
arrived in this city yesterday morning, with
the intention OF joining General Haskell's
Salvation army. Upon his arrival here he
was directed to Mr.. Ferdinaud White, who
is now in the employ OF
Messrs, Stratton and Bird and
whose statements of Haskell's nefarious
business we published few days ago Mr..
White thoroughly convinced him that
Haskell was fraud nd consequently he re-
turned home on the next train. Before
taking his departure, however, he left with
Mr.. White letter he had received ON
Haskell and one from an u1godly member
of bis army both Of which we will publish
in our next issue-having no space for
them this morning.
Eighth s. 'eet is now the thorn in the
public eye and the subject of much de-
Liberation among our ci,y fathers nd Of
ficers. Since Mr.. Nellis failed to perform
his part of the az cement v'th he ci.I
considerable trouble has been ineA pei .enced
bv those who ected under the order Of he
city in carrying out its designs. C,tJ En-
gineer Ihrupp yesterday teleeiaphed to
| Jonesboro whether the neces-
sery rock for pay '1g the
street could be obtained there end re-
ceived the reply that all the rock needed
could behad, but was not informed at what
price. The street committee, few days
ago, decided to obtain gravel for the street
from up the Ceiro end VinceDn road, but
have since been informed that none can be
obtained from there. Gravel may be pro-
cured from Island No. /, but s'1ce it is
miserable stuff it may be best 70 leave ii
severely alone. 1t is difficult to tell from
present appearances what Will be done u
the matter.
The News has, during several days
past, made desperate effort to give its read
ers to understand that Sheriff Hodges
chartered and paid for the train that tool
the Cairo Democratic clubs to Hodges
Park on the 18th inst, The News man ha
habit of adhering tenaciously to false
hood. We do not mean to insinuate that h
is always conscious of his elior, or make
willfull mistatemen.s, but we are justified
in saying that he is not always sure tina
he is right before he goes ahead. TIN
facts in the cese referred to, are that tn
money paid for the tra'l 70 the park wa
collected from prominent Democrats of thi
city by Judge DIN 'ted and City Attorne.
Hendricks, was turned over t
: Col. Jas. S. r ,arden, the cha'"mr1 of tn
Democratic committee, and by him paid t;
Mr.. Naugle the agent of the Ce'ro and St
Louis railroad at this place. We woul
recommend to the News that in It's jealou
labors for the Republice1 pa. : in thi
, county, it DO not so b. 1dly gasp at evel
, trihe out of which to make political capital
and that in the future it look before
leaps.