The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-10

| umc with inLamWatory rneumatlsm, anu
was yesterday brought over on the steamer
Morgan and taken to the hospital here for
treatment. He is seriously afflicted
-'Rev. J. II. Waller will be present at
the quarterly meeting at Vienna, Ills, and
begin series of sermons, which will con-
tinue through next week. He should have
a crowded house, as his sermons are intel
lcctual treats, as well as morally and relIg-
iously instructive - johnson County Jour.
nal. Rev. Waller was connected with the
Methodist church of this city for several
years.
"A member OF the numerous Murphy
family, whose christian name is William,
brought dishonor upon that noble cog
nomen yesterday by assuming too large
cargo of the article that causeth "babbling'
and "redness of eyes" He was arrested
and taken before Judge Olmsted, who gave
him two hours in which leave the city. No
other police business was transacted in
Cairo yesterday.
In conversation yesterday with Mr.. G.
Ortiz, an uptown gardener, who is recog-
nized as a raiser and shipper Of vegetables,
etc, on large scale, he told us that he had
lost during the late frosty weather not less
than twenty-five thousand cabbage plants,
| besides all his radiShes and beets. The
other gardeners in the city, of course, Jared
likewise, which makes it safe to expect that
the Cairo vegetable crop will be about
three weeks later than usual.
The Reform club meeting at the Tenth
street hall last Friday evening was well at
tended and short, but sweet. The weather
was quite an obstacle in the way OF large
attendance, but the club was very well rep.
resented. The exercises were about as us
ual in respect to quality but were cut short
because Of the meeting of the United Or
der OF Ancient Templars, which met in the
same room after the reform club had ad-
journed. The meeting of the Tempars was
also short, the business to be transacted be-
ing but little One new member was taken
IN. Both meetings passed off very pleas
antly.
The following is copy of an invita-,
ton printed yesterday at The BULLETIN
office
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN RoEHLER
request the pleasure Of your company at
their
SILVER WEDDING,
Hall of the Rough and Ready Fire Co.,
April %, 1881.
Ceremony at 0 p. IN.
Mr. and Mrs. Koehler were married in
Cairo twenty-five years ago and John can
rightfully plume himself on being the
only German in the city who married and
has lived here twenty-five consecutive
years.
The Illinois Central railroad tracks
have been planked up to Fourteenth street
which will probably end the work. At
such places where teams cross it much the
tracks have been planked to the entire
breadth, in other places there is only one
plank on either OF side of each rail and the
middle filled out with gravel. The sides,
all along the track have also been slopcd
off with gravel making it, on the whole,
the best conditioned track in the city. At
Fourteenth street this work has added
much to the convenience of transfers, as
the road between the track and the side.
walk was hardly wide enough for single
team to pass Now the track forms not the
slightest obstruction to vehicles anywhere
from Fourteenth to Second streets.
And still they come" 1T is never too
late to do good Our announcement column
this morning is graced by the name Of Mr..
Charles Cunningham, as a candidate for
the office Of city treasurer in the coming
municipal election. We could not, if we
would, say anything about Mr.. Cunningham
that would not be to his credit. He is one
Of Caros foremost business men, is
thorough accountant, honest, gentIemanly
and in every way worthy of the honor he
seeks, He is tavorably known by every
voter in the city, having resided here for
many years. A better man than Mr..
Cunningham is could not be found in the
city, and Mr.. Kerth may congratulate him
self in having so worthy an opponent. If
Mr.. Cunningham is elected the people will
never have reason to regret it,
We have the pleasure this morning of
announcing to the people of the Fourth
ward that Alderman G. o. Patier has con.
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