The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-12

ing OF the Illinois tie-makers association,
which will be held in Springfield on Tues
day and Wednesday, Jan. 20 and 81, 1885.
Gov. John NJ. Palmer has received his
credentials to the national convention of
swine breeders and pork dealers to be held
at Washington, D. c., on January IA, 1885.
The governor will represent the Illinois
swine breeders association in the conven-
ton.
dad Leaytt, the well.known engineer
on the Central, fell from the tender of his
engine, when near DeSota, receiving severe
bruises as well as being stunned. The
train was stopped and he was taken aboard,
Conductor WhAlen handling the throttle
until the train reached this city.
"A novel mode of ageing whisky and
other liquors ia to place a Maxim or Edison
light inside OF the barrel. Exp sure OF the
LIQUID to The electric Ugh. Tor hundred
hours, it is said, changes the flavor and
converts new liquor iuto one that resem-
bles ten.year old brand. Is this plan
worked BY any of our dealers in the ar.
dent2
Cairo Argus, stand up You say TIE
BULLETIN nominated John II. Oberly for
public prater and advocated his appoint
ment to that Office. Will you please state
to the jury the date of the paper in which
such nomination was made, and whether or
not you know the difference between THE
CAIRO BULLETIN and the Bloomington
Eye.
High etiquette says that ladies who
are still single and have reached 25 have
their own cards, but previous to this indie
pendent state their names are written on
the calling cards Of their mother. Although
this rule is well known in the best society,
II is a remarkable fact tina, orders for in
dividual cards are as scarce as blue birds
in December.
The following is copy of notices YER
batim ct lteratum which were being dis
tributed around town yesterday:
"nots is here By giving that their will
Be turkey turkey Shutting giving Saturday
morning morning over the leavey 25 SEM
Per Shot distents 50 yards over the leavey
By the oil factory also men who is mark
men must not fail comirg you must draw
YOU must iraw Blood and the game is
yours
The entertainment TO have taken place
last night at Chas. Galgher's residence, in
Difference 10 the clerk OF the weather, WAS
indefinitely poned. In this connection,
we take the opportunity to remark-the
weather furnished was beastly that Miss
Mollie Webb, not Miss Mo!ie Riley, was
the duly elected queen, and that both the
ladies named would have all the requisites
of royalty.
1t is altogether probable that the tive
young Kentuckians who were fined $25
and costs by Judge Comings few days
since for carrying concealed weapons, will
be released from confinement to-day. Their
father is wealthy farmer of good stand
ing, and AS the boys feel quite penirent and
wish to go home, the authorities deem it
the proper thing to let them depart.
"Wednesday night, at the residence of
the brides parents on Locust street, Robert
B. Pickett and Miss Ella NJ. Batty were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. A. j..
Hese, of Charleston, Mo. Mr.. Pickett is a
well-kpown commission merchant of Eighth
street, while Miss Batty is a lady of many
attainmeuts and graces. The BULLETIN
extends congratulations.
Matte Davis, the notorious colored
hoodlum who created the disturbance in
"Pincb," was brought before Magistrate
Comrngs yesterday. Having long been a
nuisance to the city, his homer decided to
rid the community of her and so fixed the
fine at 800, with the alternate of leaving
Cairo within six hours. She Immediately
gathered up her wardrobe and departed for
parts unknown. II is to be hoped she will
not soon return. Irene Johnson, who was
arrested at the same time as the aforemen.
toned, was fined IS and costs, while still
another colored sister was allowed to 70 on
a promise Of good behavior.
The BULLETIN, if it could, would make
John II. Obery senator from Illinois, and
feel that it had done glorious thing for
the democratic party and the state. The
Argus, Tor the same reason, tho fact that
Whatever he had attempted to do was thor.
ough.y done, would make him foreman Of
printing office, no matter where, only bury
him out ofsight and out of the way OF the
mosebacks and the fossils of the party
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