The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-05
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fair.
New type at The BULLETIN office
Jack Winter advertises in another col
umn eggs and butter at low rates to fam
lilies.
DR. Leach returned yesterday from st
Louis He reports larger crowd than has
ever before attended the Yelled Prophet
circus.
job printing at THE BULLETIN Office.
The editor of the Hartford Post says
Democratic statesmen drink twenty times a
day. An editor who drinks with states
man shouldn't stop to count.
--Hisey Woodward returned from St,
Louis yesterday morning. He considers
the Yelled Phrophet procession overrated
and the illum nation much finer sight.
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The two.cent newspapers in New York
are congratulating themselves that the
government approves OF their rates by sell
ing its postage stamps at the same figures
Metropolis society is all in culver as
it were over wedding that is about to
come off We have forgotten the names Of
the misguided ahd reckless young people.
To please the ladies, the Methodlsto of
Canada have dropped the word "obey"
from their marriage service, The "obey"
itself was dropped long ago by the ladies
themselves.
New presses at The BULLETIN office.
Perhaps Mrs. CORVALLIS West will not
make any more Roadway in American
society than did Mrs. Langtry. In America
we know no North, no South, no East,
no West.
The Hartford Conn COurant says
that the cOored man "needs to have preach
ed TO him the rough gospel of self.help,
which is volume of good advice compress
ed into paragraph.
-FoR SALE-My cottage and two lots
on 7th street. Mrs. c. Mclean. Ct
Miss Jennie Dutton, soprano; Edmond
DeCelle, tenor Adolph Bauer, pianist, may
especially be mentioned among the solo
artists, as having attracted attention where
ever the company have appeared
The wicked heeth when no constable
giveth chase, but the virtuous shall stand
like bobtailed flush and rake in the pot
Moral; "Be virtuous and you will be hap
py, but your supply of fun will be limited"
Printing and ruling at THE BULLETIN
job Office
George G. Wchert's elegant, new bill
lizard and pool parlors, on corner of Tenth
street and Washington avenue, with two
new Monarch tables, will be open tonight
Everybody is invited to give him call. 1t
1t has been imputed that "the newspa-
per reporter represents nearly all the intel
ligence, progress and poverty of this age"
There IS only one great feature that he does
not represent, and that is plain, unvarnlsh-
ed, barn-yard truth.
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In the Globe Democrat society columns
report Of costumes worn at the Yelled
Prophets ball we find the following
Mrs, Williamson, Of Cairo, Ills, hand
SOME brunette, velvet with garniture Of
natural flowers and diamond ornaments
C. II. Jackson took in a share Of the
st. Louis fair and returned home yesterday
afternoon, wearing bran, new and nobby
hat and has set up telephone in his Office.
The telephone is No. 1874. The number of
the hat is probably about the same.
Commercial printing at The BULLETIN
office.
Miss Jones, Of Springfield, asks what
person should do in case of runaway. IF
the horse or team is dashing down the
street with "git,there-Eli" gait, we would
advise you to step to one side and let the
procession pass
--Remeny and his violin will be the
main attraction at the Yelled Prophet con-
cert at St. Louis tonight, at which five dol
lars per ticket is charged. This great
violinist will appear at the Opera House
Monday evening next.
Wedding invitations at The BULLETIN
Office.
George Wichert has the finest billiard
tables in his new hail. corner Tenth street
and Washington avenue, that was ever
brought to Cairo. lie has also decorated
the side Of the house with snowy and
artistic sign that gives quite city look to
that corner of the street.
BY telephone! Hello, Centrall Cen
trail Ohio, Central!ll If you don't fix