The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-23
Adams Il Westlake Oil Stoves, at
Davidson's. Best on Earth. ct

a shampoos," There is nothing like it 70
/. cooling the head; besides, it possesses tn
merit of being cheap.
The Cairo Street Railway compan
: wants eight or ten good horses immediatel,
See notice in special locals, by Mr.. G.
Nef, superintendent.
: Ice frozen by machinery is now use,
almost exclusively in southern cities, as
is cheaper than that brought from the north
except at seaboard places. The retail pric
has fallen from $3 per huni red before TIN
war to $l.50.
when Frank Jenkins, and his com
panions in crime, read about $45O, OO(
being won on single poker hand, til,
depths of their feelings could not b,
sounded by the deepest Of deep sea dredges
1t was just too utterly unulterably too too
In England FIRST Son of Albion --
"'Ayc you seen the news from Numerical
Second 5 of A-"No; Iii 'aven't ad the
hoppertunity to read hanything to-day
| +. $, A.-"Wy, sir, that bloody Hirish-
man, Davitt, has got there, and the lTamor.
leans were 50 hindignant that . was hac-
tually driven to is 'otel"
The White county fair at Carmi, Ills,
opens Tuesday, September 9th, AMI con.
| tinues until the 9th inclusive. Eight
thousand dollars is offered in premiums.
One of the principal features will be "a
race OF blooded horses, in which large
number of well known horses will take
part.
The llibernans held sociabIe at their
hall on Washington avenue, Wednesday
| night, which was more than ordinarily
pleasant affair. A good sized company was
present; fine music had been provided, and
the enjoyment was great and general
throughout the greater part of the night.
The ilibernian boys seem to be becoming
steadily more successful in managing en-
| tcrtalnments of this kind.
| While the residents of Mound
City and Paducah are painting their noses,
the people of Cairo are painting their
houses. The number Of houses painted
here this year exceeds the record of anv
year IN the city's history, and the Cairo.
ito sdcserves a good deal of praise for
the improvements he has made in his
scenery. Painting is costly, but it is pre-.
servatlvc aud identifying, and should be
kept up by everybody who can afford it.
The "year without summer" was
1916. Cattle were killed by freezing
weather in June that year in the New
England and Middle States. In Maine
and Vermont the snow was ten inches
deep july was wintry and icy. August
| was the same, but in September it was a
little warmer, and then came bitter cold
weather unit the end of the year. The
"NA' JON ""o " hhS productive bChSOn. a
cold summer has been predicted this year,
but 1t would not be safe to trust such pre-.
dlction. 1t is very likely that we shall
have one the hottest summers on record.
tyranny Argus says The BULLETIN Of
yesterday intimated that some one would
be bought at the county convention ycster-
day, aud concludes by saying that
"THE BULLETIN is too apt to measure
everybody else in lis own peck
measure THE BULLETIN inhmatcd moth.
ing Of the kind. 1t simply predicted that
some Of the Disguised Damron O. delegates
would lorsake Damron, not because
they would bo "bought," but because of
the Infamous manner in which the Damron
faction had conducted the canvass, and in
this The BULLETIN was right as the events
OF the day proved The readiness and
persistcntcy with which some people and
things" distort the truthful and innocent
utteIances OF others into something vile, |
does not prove angelic purity Of mind on
their part.
This week has been an unusually bril-
liant oucat Mr.. Harry Walkers Theatre
Comique. Large crowds have gathered
there every night, and have been enter.
tanned in grand style. The troupe this
week has been an exceptionally large and
fine one, and one Of its special features is
the Dlct1 combination, composed
of five performer all stars of
the brightest on the variety stage.
Mr. Charles Morris is n champion clog
dancer. His movements are all graceful
and display u wonderful hmbcrness and
precision OF step. Miss Matte Bliss ia one
OF the most charming Of scrio comic song
stresses. She is lady of culture and tai.
ent' Miss Lotha Glenroy, young lady of
very attractive appearance, never fails to
"Dring down the house" with