The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-20

| extensively engaged III snoW-oailinS chil-
dren and men in the streets,
Thy were fined in accordance with
the ordinances. Other boys should
take warning of these cases and
forego the pleasure of pelting pedestrians
with the beautiful snow.
The Anna Farmer and Fruit-Grower
speaks thus to the managers'of Cairo's new
opera house: ave believe if the Cairo
opera house people would advertise in Anna,
when they have first class companies at
that place, that great many of our citi-
zens would go down and witness the plays
AS it is we usually know nothing of it until
after the date"
Fred Koeheler at his shop on south
side of eight street will have on his counter
for sale this Friday, Saturday and Sunday
mornings the fine beef promised to secure
which he has killed the three fine fat young
cattle noticed in THE BULLETIN few days
ago. This is the finest beef offered in Cairo,
50 don't forget to 60 early and secure
choice cuts. st.
"A commercial traveller, named Wash
burne, came to Bloomington on Tuesday
morning afflicted with disease supposed
to be smallpox. He was isolated and will
remain so until cured or until his ailment
proves to be other than is supposed. This
is the first suspicious case which has APP
peared in that city and it did not originate
there
One of the young lady school teachers
ofSpringfeld went to the drug store the
other day, bought quantity of 'points,"
and with her own hands vaccinated all the
children of her department. She didn't
propose to have either her own life or that
Of the children under her charge endan-
gered by neglect of the necessary precau
ton to vaccinate. The young lady has
spirit" she is typical American girl,
and is very likely to make her mark" in
life.
The Knights of the Mystic Krew of
Comus are making grand preparations for
Mardi Gras celebration in February next.
The celebration will consist of grand
masquerade ball and supper at the Halli-
day. 1t is the object of the organization
to make the affair of equal brilliancy with
its elegant surroundings, and all who know
of the character of previous affairs of this
kind given by the boys, will believe that
the boys will succeed in their determine
ton.
"A large force of men were employed
yesterday on the tracks of the city street
railway, and the Wabash road in the lower
portion Of the city, clearing the ice and
snow from the rails in order to enable the
cars aud engines to run. The street cars
had toppedrunning since Wednesday after
noon, and the enginssson the Wabash road
found it almost impossible to move their
own weight in the lower portion of the city,
where there is much crossing and recross-
ing of the track by teams.
Speak well of your town, patronize
your own merchants, read your home pa
per, give a hearty welcome to new corners,
treat with courtesy friends of your asso
Ciates who may from time to time visit you
with them, be free, be generous, be self
denying, be honorable, but remember that
that slight touch of modesty out wears
the hardest cheek and finds home in the
best and purest hearts Keep these points
in view and your community will grow
with respectable prominence and your
own interests will be benefited and pros.
prosper.
Through the kindness of Circuit Clerk
A. II. Irwin, THE BULLETIN is enabled to
reproduce, from the Fort Clark Weekly
News, published at Bracket, Kinney coun-
ty Texas, and dated January 18th, 1882,
the following notice Of q wedding to which
well known lady of this county was
party: Last Wednesday evening Mr., A,
Brown and Miss Eugene Lightner were
united in matrimonY at the residence of
Mr.. Riggs, cousin of the bride. Miss Light
ner is young lady from Illinois, who ar
rived in Brackette but few days since to
meet her future husband. The happy
couple were surrounded by few friends
who wish for them bright future, A long
and happy life we wish you"
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