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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
For tue Cairo Erl'e,in.
TIE CD YEAR.

Sadly and slowly the old y3ar vs' dying !
lie w2s bowed WITH ace 'nd h~1: md
b'ea,. Nany ds7 otr1a.bi~e--a3 '..ll =.
.shadow-had been his, BIT row it ~as ej-
most over, 20 few more ftroher ot the srest
clock, end he rouId be gore forever
'"Ah" ho .ip.sd aud al7c5; 'y5 broke
from bis brave old hatrt.
when I WA you're, tho world v2lconed
me vita glhs aoG rong eoa p.eia,. Now
that sul old, il cares rot inst must Gle,
but smil:s to GEO RE depa.t, Th.yo been
their old aad loving friend. mt riiu thoy all
gee mo Gle without one SIGH CT regsat, or
one iolc goodbye"
AS the old year thus complained, soft
lullaby broke AZ on his aged ear ard, rteiing
around, be saw s ycurg roibsr Bonding
over the cradle of hcE babe coottiHy 1t to
rest with sweet sonqs ard cere,sea. "hSn
the rosy lid closet over tbs violet eyel, 'h1
young mother walked 10 tho window end
looked out on the cold beck hight,
Dear Old Year" ehe ,rurmrrcdi you
are almost Sooe, Int you rhalI s7srlc't IN
my memory 70 tue dssr::t Of III ysar' 10
me. For did yon not piece my f"st born
blossom in ny bosom, and frtt awaken the
mother love ia my hearth Cood.byl cear
old friend, rood-bvI' and Il tear glis.oned
in her blue eye.
The old year bad rsNrcoly .r'nsd his
gay head fon teis sT2Yt ylson vhsn
other voices fell on her osr, Two locera
stood, side by eide, With tes-n gl!e:ccirg
on their cheesp, "Sood.by hind, tut CID
friend they uad, "you yo7o orr lines 60
ons, aud will ever b. ths .7eeiest o. al
years TO US. Other good yeor, may colac,
but none es good 90 YOU"
Au the old yser turred 10 70 on hi, ray,
as&ile hsd replaced thc locs Of rednes
on his cere.vorn free, md III content, he
bent his steps toward r.idn'g't. Ind when
he greeted the new.born year, hi, misty
eyes shono with tears
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

On Poplar street whore the street cars
meet, The tracks OF the street railroad seem
to need SOME attention, AS one car passes
the other there is but about feOt Of space
between them, and shoeId sny Of tha psa'
senges within either Of the cara happen to
be peering out Of the window, or have en-
arm out, they gould be liable to receive Sc
rious injury by coming in contact Nth the
other car. Without attempting to dictate
to Mr., Lewis or the company, but for tie
safety of those who pauoniIe tbs street rail
road, TAG BULLETIN sugges,s tast the evil
be remedied.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

large district, aAd has succeeded in max.
ing numerous friends among river men.
But since the yellow fever scourge of 1878,
when he was engaged in nursing DR.. Wal
DO, his health has not been as good as
formerly and for three years past he has
been endeavoring at various times to get a
change of climate. Another reason for his
departure is that he wishes to be nearer his
parents who are growing old and feeble
and are living entirely alone in Michigan.
he has lucrative position In sight near
them and will probably leave during the
next week. Mr.. c. Yost was elected to
succeed Mr.. Fisher as financial secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. Markets.

For your Christmas cigars and Eeer-
schaum goods 60 to p II. Schulz.
Read the notice Of brick house for
rent in another column.
Remember the X. NIX c, dance to-
morrow night,
Alt freight trains on the Cairo & St
Louis railroad will be stopped during to,
morrow.
Services of more than usual interest
will be held in all the churches in the city
to-day. Everybody should attend.
The residence of Mr.. j. A. Woodson, at
the corner Of Sixteenth and Locust streets,
is receiving a new roof
What eau be said Of a newspaper
which does "not see the necessity" of pub
fishing NEWS of the greatest possible i'm
porlance to its readersl
Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora-
ted stub, suited to any business, manufac-
tured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
Office.
Commencing January 1st, 1882, ! will
sell only to cash buyers, or to such Of my
customers who pay up when bills are due
No deviation from this rule, Fred Koebler.+
-Odes on "the beautiful snow" are now
in order Stamp your illusions with a
three cent stamp and let them come. Thus
will the government derive revenue and
The BULLETINS new scrap basket be filled.
No further developments in smallpox
in the city yesterday. There are yet no
signs Of the disease among citizens, The
two cases of variloid at the hospital and
the man Block at tie pest house are doing
well.
The Il. NJ. X, c. committee, who has
the New Years dance under their manage.
ment states that those who attend can ex.
psct a grand time as it is TO be the opening
dance Of 1882
The burning out Of chimney on q
house, on Tenth street. was the cause Of the
FIRE alarm Friday night The FIRE depart
mcnt was promptly On the spot, but there
was no uecessily COR action upon its part.
The Souvenirs distributed among the
ladies 10 the audience at the opera houS,
last night, were The same used by the com
ptuy IN New York city on the two hun
drej sGuelh presentation OF "Hazcl Kirke.
/ nm well supplied with fresh boviu
virus and have an automatic vacciuator
and will attend to all calls for vaccination
from a, m. to 4 o'clock p. m, at my OF
fee over Tuber's jewellery store, 1913 Com
mercial avenue. Wm III. Marcan, NJ. ID
Owing to the rapid rising Of the Mis-
sisyippi river within the last week, person.
having sand heaps lying outside of tn
Mississippi levee have been compelled Il
have It hauled in or run the risk of seeing
1t swept away. A number OF tearAs hav
been engaged for several days in the worl
OF moving tbs sand.
- Gardeners in the upper portion OF tn
city have already plowod their gardens anC
placed the seed for an early crop OF Ssprinl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

"A good audience gathered It the opera
house last night to eco tho hsdi.on
Square theatre compuny'o second prerents.
ton in this city OF "Hazel Lirke"
which had been 90 ably presented by the
company the night before, no better
proof of the popularity Of The play and
the excellence Of ito presentation could b.
desired than the verdict Of the people Mem
ii'ested in their presence for the t.cond
time, in ouch numbers, and CO DO.
fore--as hundreds of times beforq-,hc
company and the play held tho audience 20
in . trance for three and half hou,a,
moving every person in the large auditory
to laughter, to Gears and to applause, or
fascinating them with striking scenes and
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

"A new rule with regard to the price
of messages below the regular rates has
been adopted by the Western Union tele'
graph company. The rule has reference
only to the shalt rate" or "night' messages,
which will be abolished. Hereafter might"
messages will be sent at reduced rate,
but not at half rate. The price Of night
messages will hereafter be a little above half
rate
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

The commission house Of Mr.. W. L.
Alden in the basement Of Mr.. S. Wilson's
boat store, on Ohio ievee, was burglarized
during Friday night and robbed Of about
one hundred dollars worth Of goods. Tn.
trance was gained to the room by forcing
open the rear door. Four large boxes of
eggs and two tubs Of butter were carried
off no one knows 10 where no traces OF the
thieves being discoverable, The officers,
under direction Of Chief Myers, were upon
the scent all day yesterday, but had not
captured the thieves last night,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
New billiard Hall.

Henry HaSeniagers new saloon and bill
lizard hall is now ready to receive visit
ors, Two handsome billiard tables have
been placed in the large and commodious
room, which is extensively fitted up in the
Vincent building on the corner Of Eighth
street aud Commercial avenue. The bar
is stocked with the finest liquors, wines,
and the choicest brands Of cigars. No
pleasanter place in the city could be found
in which to spend n pleasant hour
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
A. Booths Extra Selects
atA. f. DeBaun's, 80 Ohio leyec,
Furniture.

| have already received at my factory
a fine variety OF furniture that is now ready
for the inspection of the public, and for sale
at close prices Ny stock at l0l CONNER.
cial avenue will also be kept full until Jan
uary st, and desire to call especial atten-
ton to my stock offo!ding md camp chairs,
doll carriages, cribs, tables and chairs.
VIM EIOnnoFF.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

Hon. II, W TowSheld, naMbor Of CON
gress from the Nineteenth congTcssa dis
trict, announces thathe hrs opnaintcd "a
committee consisting oroNc cor''cma0 from
each county Of the dntiot &c nc, -3r board
Of examiners, at McLeanoJr-o, Illso or Feb
uary lst 1882" To this committee be re.
quests "all the residents OF t1at disIic t
having tue requisite qualifications, rad who
may desire the appointment 20 spply.
How iavorably this contrasts with the nc.
ton Of ]. K. Thomas, Of the Eighteenth
district, who, after hayiry promised in writ
ing that there should be c. competitive ex-
animation, and thus induced young men to
spend much tire aud, at0ay for it, yioIat-
ed his promise and assumed the authority
to appoint candidates Tor Neat Point with
out examination; But wb't elre could be
expected of a man IKE ThcnasS lie has
the big,heaG badly-ho l. liable 70 presume
to appoint our state legislature nett, and,
as the Bloomington Bclletia t,qthfply in
Inmates, his brlia as1 not increased at the
same rate heuss there i5 yGcGL9y, This
vacancy ia greatest in the Tag.oH If the or
gan Of memory, hense A,r. Thora9' L'sny
"mistaEos.' In private life be forgot th2t
he had collected money for'ora Of his eli
ents, snd forgot to turn It over to theta; he
forgot that he he'd contracted debts FOR yict.
uals and clothing, aud forgot to pey them.
As congressman he forgot thst the Eigh-
'eenth district was in the west snd interested
In the improvement OF the Missis,iupi river,
and he voted sgainst e bill Gpprcpr'rtng
money for auch improvement; ard, while We
are about wh.eSeshing orf congre:1ntn,
we may AZ well excuse his last little brasah
Of hoacbty upon the came score--we will
say that he forgot hiH written prc-'iso Of .
competitive examination for epyoin,ees to
West Point, and made the appointment
without ouch examination. Feeble mind
edueSs excuses many bferchgs Of trust hon.
or, manhood and good senJc; bur live ire
to excu1e all Of dr. Thoma,' shortcomings
upon this ground, we will inevitably reach
the conclusion that ne lie entirely wilhou
beams.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

The familiar principle Of the Band Of
Hope having been applied in the formation
OF a ChIldren's LaDd League, the parish
priest OF Kaniurk, near Cork, denounced it
from the altar The forty men Of the con-
RreGatlon at the neat service expressed
their resentment by rising from their seats
and tremping out Of tue church. Canon
Denneby, ths priest, in justification Of his
course, sent copy Of the "afabet' to a
Dublin paper. The result was that tho
Kanturk alfSbet is now recited in all the
Catholic schools in ireland. Whist was
only heard in one nerish ;chool near Cork
is now daily cbsated in 5000 schools over
the island. The E0glioh papers copied the
doggerel, and the eject was that hundred
thousand young Cclts in England are recit'
rg it. y ruDo as follows:
A is the ermy that covers the ground,
B is the buckshot we're getting ell round,
G is the crowber Of crueest fame,
D is our Dsvitt, right glorious name:
Els the English, vho've robbed us Of
bread,
F is the famine they've left Us insteed;
G 10 for Gladstone, whose life is lie;
II is the hGrvest ven he'd or ven die;
is the inspector, who when drunk is bold,
ID for jsrvey, who'll not drive him for
gold;
K is Elmsinbam, where our true men
abide;
L is the Land LeGgua, our hope ard eur
p.ido;
NJ is the magistrate, who makes black of
white;
N is no rent, which will make our wrongs
right;
0 is Old Ireland, thst yet shall be freed;
W is the peele,a, who'ye cold her for greed;
Q is the oueen whose tie Is not known;
K is the rihes, who Leep up her throne;
s is tue sheriff, with voc IN bis train;
T is the toll chat Others may cain;
U is the union, that works bitter harm;
V is the villain that grabs up fam;
" 10 the warrant, for daeta or FOR chains;
X is the Express, ell lea and nc hrG!nS;
Y is "Yourg ireland, pp's'dirg The light;
Z is the zeal that viii win the g.ee! light.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

AT Yankton and North Platte the
thermometer stood at II and IS degrees
above zero respectively yesterday after
noon. This was a fall Of 10 degrees at the
former and 25 degrees at the latter place
during the twenty-four hours proceeding
Gil Yesterday afternoon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

"Heaven 60 With thee fair one, he mur-
INJURED, land when you have run your race
- have done. Mev some fond hearts
Llesi aad aome aind eyes weep for you IS
tucy ha5s v3pt Tor me. |. A ".
Caro-, H., Dec. Stat, 1881.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
Election Notice Delta Fire Co.

The annual election Of officers of the
Delta City Fire company, No, 6, to serve
for the ensuing year win be held Wedncs-
day evening, January 4, 1852. A full at
tendance is desired
CnAkLEs OsTERLon, Secretary.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

Use TIE CAIRO BULLETIN perforated
scratch.book, made Of cslendered jute
MANILA, equally good for ink or pencil For
sale, in three sizes, at the Office,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

egetabes. If the weather does not again
treacherously Annul the results of their
labor, the gardeners Of Cairo will furnish
the people of Cairo with an abundance Of
vegetables of all kinds at an early day.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
lvn ThirLy-lirn pnr En1

Thirty-fyc per cent. saved by buying and
ssing Cut and Ground Feed, at comer Of
Seventeenth street and Washington avenue
Ground Oats per bu.,..,..,. 5ic
Corn "........... SOC
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

Good brick residence of FIVE roons, on
Twenty third and Pine streets, Apply to
Mrs, T. German, or VIM. EiChhof, at the
furnitu o factory.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

Nouces Va this column, eight cents per line for
arst anu 1yo cents per me each subsequent inser
tian. For one week, 80 cents per line. For one
month, e. cents per liae
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

The Chicago Tribune cay5 il calls
President Arthur the acting president, y
because the constitution says ihst b. shall
"act as president" 1t is certainly refresh
ing TO see srepublican journal speak Of the
constitution of the United States es an au.
thority upon anything For years past
that instrument has been am66t syotemati-
caly and glaringIy violated by republican
party managers, and ignored By the re.
publican party press But there is areason
for the Tribunca sudden awakening. il re.
presents the helpless faction Of the rcpub-
Iican party, and, since it can't have might
it will have right as the next best thing for
itself aud its faction
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

An interesting meeting we, held at the
Baptist church last night, In spite of bad
weather toe church was well filed with
Sunday school children, meabaro Of the
church as we'll as a number Of other citi-
zcns. 1t was a Sunday school aooiablo for
the especial benefit Of the children, but Of
great interest also to the older peGous pres.
ent. There were songs, dycsmslc1S End
recitations by the little once, ell Of Thich
were pleasant to listen Co. Service will be
held in the church to-day by Rev, ksSs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
Rooms for Rent
Apply to Mrs. FIraoERALD,
up stairs at The BULLETIN building.
Southern Illinois Immigration Society

Southern Illinois Immigration Society
Notice is hereby given that license hay.
Ing been duly granted authorizing tho in.
corporation Of the "Soulhern Illinois In.
migration Society books for subscription
to The capital stock of said corporation are
now open at the Office of the undersigned
in Cairo NJ, j, HowLEY,
Com. for Alexander Co.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

AT the meeting Of The Reform club
Friday night Mr. George =, Fisher en-.
nounced that he contemplated leaving tao
city, soon to take up his residence with biz
relatives in the aorth, and that he must
therefore resign the Office of financial sec.
retapy. The announcement vas Revived
with surprise and regret, Tor Mr. Fisher ha;
bsen one of the most active nembcra ofthe
club ever since its organization, no hSs al.
so been prominently an actively connected
with other temperance organizations in the
city aud with the Methodist church and
Sunday school, in all Of which, as well 10
in social circles generally, he WAS popular.
His sudden, permanent departure viii
therefore be deeply regretted by many
During the nix years Of his residence here
Mr.. Fisher has held the Office Of Assistant
Surveyor OF the port, having control Of o
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01
Mobile Plants.
IN SHELL. AND hulk.

Fresh arrival Of Mobile oysters plant.
lin shell aud bulk at
AyINGER Il lIIARPs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

A. Booths Extra Selects
at A. r. DeBaun's, SO Ohio levee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

The celebration OF the commencement
Of the New Year dates from high tuGQui-
~, The Jevs regarded ii aS the annive 5s-
ry Of Adems' birthday, and celebrated it
with splendid enteuainmeuts--A practice
which they hsvo ,oninued down 10 The
present time. The Romans also made mis-
u holiday, ard dedicated it to Janus 9TH
rich and numerous u'ciidceo; She newly
elected msgiotrs,es entered uoon ihe tu-
ties Of their odicts OJ1n his DEFY; tbs peo-
PIE made escA o. her presents Of gilt igS,
dates and puma; aud even ,6o enpeiom
recs we'd from thair eubjccto New Yoar'r
gifts, which at later ds,e itoecsme corn E.
puls1ry TO oestow, From The i,oman5 the
n:Gctice Of making presents On New IeE,'o
day was borrowed Ivy ,he, Chrs.icno, by
whom it 10 yet retsined; bat in eom5 coOn.
tries ii is Sli1g rAo,dI7 into dasusluds,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-01

Extra Select oysters
at A. T. DeBaun's, sc Ohio ieyee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09
DOrsey's Need Of Quiet.
From the New York Herald, Dec g.

From the New York Herald, Dec 8.
Judge Wylie deserves great praise for his
prompt refusal yesterday to postpone the star
route trial on the ground Of the alleged condi-
ton OF ex-senator Dorsey. Mr.. Ingersoll pre-
sented an affidavit to the effect that his client
requires absolute mental quiet and hence can
not appear in court. But day or two before
this affidavit was made Dorsey had strength
enough to prepare long document in which he
detailed his own connection with this star route
business, or rather SO much Of it as it suited his
purposes to give, and made a vigorous attack
on several officers of the government who had
presumed to take steps toward bringing him to
trial; and since the affidavit was made Dorsey.
In interview published in yesterdays World
has indulged in the most violent and unlicensed
abuse of two ex-members and one member of the
President s Cabinet. using such vigorous Billinps-
gate as "A physical, mental and moral dysnen-
tic, "A most deliberate falsehood' 'Beastly
drunkenness and coarse profanity" &C. These
are not the symptoms of a man afflicted with
mental or physical feebIeness nor of one who is
in need OF absolute mental quiet" On the
contrary, they give a good deal of color to the
suspicion that the motion made yesterday by
Dorseys lawyer is simply another of the many
devices that the star route jobbers have resOrted
to for the purpose of putting Off their trial and
defeating the ends Ofjustice. But even assum-
ing that Dorsey is unable to appear in court.
that is no good reason for postpOning the case
Should his alleged inability to attend the trial
continue his defense can and will be conducted
as we'll IN his absence as in his presence The
trial is altogether too important to be DELAYED
1Or any unnecessary reason. and Judge Wylie
has wisely decided that 1t must go on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09
SATURDAY. Smiles.

Yes" said DR.. Pilllngton innocently, 81
shall retire from the profession now. l have got
enough and am willing to give somebody else
chance. My motto is, Live and let live ,"
"And you couldn't we'll live up to 1t without
quitting your profession" suggested FOgg.-
Boston Transcript.
1t is wrong to address a soldier as he is turn
ing corner. Don't speak to the man at the
wheel.-Cincin,sdh Saturday Night
Everybody goes to Saratoga to drink the
water, but that doesn't explain why bartenders
there are paid 500 month, and it is hard to
get them at that.-Burlngton Ra,ckeye
We are willing to take certain amount of
stock in newspaper accounts of western cy-
clones, but wheo an Arkansas paper tells aboilt
zephyr carrying bed-quiIt sixty-one miles.
and then going back for the sheet we amt there.
Among the novelties announced for 1888 is an
almanac with new joke in it, Send in your
orders early to avoid disappointment. -Piila-
deiplid Ne,rs
"Why did you speak to that policeman? Are
You acquainted with him?" asked Miligan,s
wife. as she and her husband were WALKING
home from the theater the other night. s.Oha'
10! don't know the man." replied Mllipan.
lit was simply my duty as citizen to see if he
was awake. "-L0,ceu Citizen.
There will be one for Lorne man at Ottawa
for Louise will winter Ia British Columbia.
Boston Herald
Venn0r's almanac for 1888 lies before ns
Don't misunderstood US: We don't mean IN
| say-well. what we do mean, is that we have re-
| ceiyed a copy, and that 1t contains go pares nj
| statements regarding the extent quality and
durability of next years weather.-Teras Sn-
inas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-09
DRAWING OF MAY 8, 1882.

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w. II. Ackers, n River ST.. tampriageport,
Glllett Il Co.'S Ncvburyport Express and Fast
freight inc, 81 Court Square, f.. Franklin
St.. and 10 Kilby St, Boston, Mass .
Irving tierce, through Bank of Commerce, st.
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