The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-22

charge Of the Baptist church here. Kew
McGaha, who has had charge of the church
for several months, will 60 TO Louisville to
finish bis studies tor the MINISTRY, and he
will be succeeded here next Sunday by Rev
Eden, who is to come here from small
city in Georgia.
AS an evidence of the worldwide rep
utation, end the unprecented popularity
founded upon intrinsic mert-of the re-
nowned conqueror of pain, St. Jacobs Oil,
it may be cited, as a wonder of trade, that
one order, recently received by its enter
prising proprletors, The Charles A. Vogeer
Co, Baltimore, Md. from Australia, was for
500 gross
In the circuit court yesterday Charles
Carver was acquitted, Willis Love was
found guilty Of stealing powder from
Messrs. Stratton B Bird, and given fifteen
days in the county Jail and fined $l5; the
case of Kate Cotton was continued by mu-
tual consent, to await the result of an an
ayss of Jerry Thompson's stomach, and
the case of negro named Russell was
pending when court adjourned.
Sergeant W. H. Ray received the fol
lowing telegram from Washington yester'
day morniug: "Clearing colder weather
and frost are indicated tor the lake region
and thence southwark to Tennessee on
Saturday. Frosts are indicated for the
northwest on Friday and Saturday morn
ings. Cooler and clearing or fair weather
is indicated for the middle and Atlantic
states on Saturday. Give widest circula.
ton. HAzEN."
In our humble opinion the special
assessments as published, can never be col
lected if any one refuses topay. An adver-
tisement in a weekly paper published every
day, simply headed daily for the occasion,
would never stand the very midest form Of
legal proceedings where charter or ordi-
nance required such notice to be published
in dally.-But then, its cheap, cheaper,
cheapest, and that's what the people and
the council want.
"A man named Isah Evans went with
two men into mine near Carrier Mills,
about nine miles up the Wabash road,
Thursday morning. While there they
noticed small particles of stone, etc, falling
rom the ceiling and two of the men, fearing
caving 10 of the root, hurried out; but the
bird, Evans, wouldn't go and had proceeded |
,ut short distance further when he was
,urried beneath huge boulder that broke
rom the roof and instantly killed
"A new sewer system IS another Of the
Argus imaginary adjuncts to the stree.
illing project. Any child would know
that the attainment Of surface drainage
over the levees would do away with all use
for sewer SYSTEM except for the low lots,
and these would DC drained by the present
system of sewers after the streets are raised
ust the same as now. But then, the Argus
snt child, at least it doesn't always ex.
lbit as much sense as an infant which is
probably not its own fault,
The house of Mrs. Isaac Waldcr, up in
he county, recently destroyed by fire, was
insured by the German fire insurance
Of Freeport, for $4,000 For sew
oral days an agent of the company has been
here trying to settle the matter oflnsurance |
and yesterday made proposition to pay
81 200 The house cost originally about
SO 800 and Mrs. Valdez refused to take
the sum offered, The agent also declined |
to have the house replaced, and there the
matter now stands, A law suit is threaten
ed
ALL of our citizens VIII, have heard the
lecture of Col. Hogeland to our youth on
the street last digit can not but realize that
1t is the way to reach many of our youths,
who never or seldom see the Sabbath school
room. We are glad that Col. Hogeland has
given in book form, history Of his twelve
years experience and we don't think parents
can give their children more valuable soc.
present. The two hundred stories it con-
tains in boy and girl life, or such as chill.
dren ought to read. The Col. will call on
our citizens to-day and show them the work.
--"ShieI Agar" by Dan and Josie Sulli-
van aud company of artists, drew very
fair audience to the Opera House last
night, but not so large one as the play
deserved. 1t is u new and very interest
Ing little Irish DRAMA possessing every
merit attributed to it in the favorable mo-
tees 1t has received wherever it has been
produced, The troupe Is troupe of al.
lists and received the hearty appreciation of
the audience at frequent intervals last
night. The Sullivans were particularly