The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-21

The Argus doesn't even now dare tell
its readers thu. the election resulted accord
ing to its own wishes.
City Attorney Hendricks is in Padu.
cab again. His business is understood to
be not exactly of public nature.
Wall paper, latest styles and designs
window curtains, picture moulding, ETC., at
JEFF. Clark's. II
Metropolis elected colored council
man, named Moo larry, at its recent cleo
ton. DR.. Jno. H. Norris, Republican, WAS
elected mayor.
Carpenters are at work In Mr.. c. W.
Henderson's new residence. on Washington
avenue, making such changes and repairs
as will make it convenient and pleasant.
Another social hop will be given at the
Hibernian engine house Wednesday even
ing April IS. At
Those Members of Cairo lodge I. o. o.
F., who desire to attend the celebration at
Murphysboro on the 26th are requested to
report at the news stand of Fl. G. Lofu, on
Eighth street, between now and Monday
President W. B. Duncan aud Private
Secretary j. P. Mcmahon, and General
Manager G.. Jordon and Superintendent
Hosford, all of the Mobile aud Ohio rail-
road, were at The Halliday yesterday.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
The man Barbce, shot and dubbed at
Wickliffe Thursday night, was not Mr.. Jno
Barbee the well-known travelling liquor man,
but Henry Barbee, thought to be an ex.
press messenger on either the Mobile and
Ohio or Mississippi Central roads,
Last evening the st. Louis and Cairo
company again ran through trains into the
city tor the first time since the latest little
swell in the rivers. A passenger, freight
and construction train came in. Traffic
will now be resumed as usual
School children will md The BULLE-
TIN scratch-boohs Nos 2 and 3 tor sale a,
Phil Saup's candy store. If
About 0 o'clock Thursday night Mr..
Henry Barbeel was shot and dubbed by
negro at WlckhlIe, Ky, but not fatally.
The bloody deed was the result Of quar-
rel between Mr.. Barbee and the negro, of
which no particulars could DO obtained yes
terday.
About twenty ladies, all in one party,
the wives aud daughters Of members of the
Illinois legislature, passed through the
city on the Illinois Central yesterday after.
noon, euroute for pleasure excursion to
New Orleans and back. Mrs. N. r. Col.
Inns, wife of the speaker of the house and
Mrs. Daniel Hogan, were of the party.
j. II. Clarkson will be at the "Hallidav
House" April 80 and Gath, taking measures
Tor spring suits. Perfec, fits guaranteed
ct
WIN Holden WAS in the city Yesterday
on his way to the home place near HODGES
Park where he will remain couple Of wsek.
settling up accounts preparatory to going to
Colorado about the lst of july with a..
hundred head of calves to stock b;s farm
where he proposes to make h,s su,uro
home.
The Argus great disappointment, a,
the result Of the late election, and ia dam
sympathy for its defeated candidate ,or
mayor, break forth in ong.drawu siybs
and lamentations, and lengthy edi,orio,s
deploring the great cost and sin'ulness of
elections generally. It rolls its pentlo eves
10 holy horror and wrngs its puuy hand.
and sways to and fro A thoush ...