The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-02

almost every act. To the average u!an
play like Nip and Tuck with actors like
Webber to play it, is much more satisfying
than Shakespeare's tragedies, even with a
Warde TO read the lines. Most of hum u
ity had rather laugh than cry, and there is
really but little pleasure In shedding tears
over the SORROWS of Virginius and the ''te
of Virginia.
The new American play Of 49, will
be produced for the first time to-nigh at
the Opera House. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee
Rankin are sale owners of the piece and
have given Miss Ulmer permission to rl2y
It.
Young women who submit to the couu-
try style of counting are probably not ~ ale
that Pennsylvania court has decided that
kisses are worth cent apiece. In event OF
breach of promise suits the value Of this
information will readily be seen, provided
Arsbella has good head for figures.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new building OF Mr.. A. r. DeBaun on
Ohio levee. Mr.. Netf will join with him
and rebuild the Planters house, when
together with DeBaun's will make a tlne
building ,hree.srory high on Railroad
street with seyenty.fve feet front
-LArEsr-For Sc, you can pass bliss
full hour dispel your SORROWS, and quiet
your nerves. The "Bad Boy" cigar was
built for that purpose. 1t is the smokers
inevitable. Don't stand back, but drop
right in where you are and get one. Every
dealer handles them. F. korsmeyer, Prop.
If
Mr.. Samuel Bowles, OF Springfield,
Mass, is engaged to be married to Miss
Beth Hoar, of Concord, daughter of Judge
E. lockwood Hosr. Mr.. Bowles is the
grandson of the founder Of the Springfield
Republican, and Is the third SamI Bowles
who has owned and CONTROLLED the paper.
DO not confound The comedy drama
$40" played tonight by Lill.e May Ulmer
with the Carrots" rendered by the Adah
Richmond Co., last week, II is an entirely
different piece, and the only resemblance
between them is the name OF the leading
character, Carrots is same in both pieces.
The overworked President msnufsctur-
er in the Chicago Jouy1a. office should
grant himself little repose. He has
launched three tickets in one week, each
having a great Sucker statesman at the
head World. The good man is per-
haps under the impression that the inhsbi-
tsgts of all the states are suckers.
-Workmen were busy yesterday, put
ting the corner of Tenth and Levee in good
condition by filing the unsightly hole,
made in building the new sewer, by shovel
ing back in its place the still more IN.
slightly pile of dirt that has laid there so
long. The crowd Of curious people that
have daily superIntended the work keep
up their interest IN II, DuI tie suUr IL uuoue
over.
Items were scarce yesterday; could not
be run down with race horse. The COL
lector was out in force, and, in few in
stances, the collectee was also out, but bus
mess men in Cairo have become accustom-
ed to swapping cash and receipts on the
first of the month"; and are prepared for II.
We venture to say there is not town IN
the United States whose merchants are 30
ready and willing to settle all accounts be-
fore starting in on new month as Cairo.
1t Ia strange how important hat is,
anyway, remarks contemporary. How
elated it will make person when new, and
how depressed when it is out OF style.
There is nothing be is so conscious Of The
fellow who has black patches on light pants
will strut like q dude if he has a new hat.
The finest dressed gentleman will skulk
and hide and feel himself small if his hat
is week behind the season. And although
the weather may repent and become intense
ly warm again, the average citizen has not
the moral courage to resume his straw.
Standing advertisements IN a paper
command confidence. The man who for
years resides in a community and lives q
reputable life, even though he be of mode
rate ability, will grow in the confidence and
esteem of his fellows. On the same prin-
ciple newspaper advertisement becomes
familiar to the eyes of the reader. 1t may
seldom be carefully read, still it makes the
name and business of man familiar, and
its Continued presence in the columns Of a
paper inspires confidence in the stability of
the advertiser.
The record in the case of the City of
New Orleans against Myra Clark Gaines
has been filed in the supreme court of the
United States. 1t is the most ponderous