The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-01

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last time we shall have an opportunity of
calling attention to 1t. It is good thing;
don't fail to attend. Admission only so
aud rs cents including reserved seats.
The gas company 10 finishing'up their
Office, that is to be, in the old Wilcox block
in good shape. The company will occupy
the whole lower floor the north end
for work shop and the south end as a bus
mess Office and ssesroom.
The nursel at the pest house have be-
come tired waiting for case and the es.
Enlistment will be closed to day. There
is not case nor sign of q case of small
pox, chicken pox, scarlet rash, or any
kindred disease in the city.
"A western poet has produced an ode to
the weather of 1884, to be sung by grand
father IN 1860:
All, yes, my child, twas "a;
ihS 1oai NCll ItIutluUCIt
| froze my nose in full July,
And burnt It in September
The "Spanish barber" has trained
vines over the side of the brick house, cor
ner Railroad and Eighth, which gives a
cool and inviting appearance to the corner,
and shows what little trouble will do to-
wards making an .unsightly brick wall q
delight to the eye.
The "pony" apple barrel is doomed,
and rightly. Dealers demand that the
Michigan and western New York growers
shall use flour barrels, like the rest of the
world. The "pony' has caused injustice,
as dealers in some markets pay no more
for large than for small barrels.
"A fight between a couple of young
blcods who shall be nameless, occurred in a
levee commission house yesterday noon.
One was drunk and insulting, and the other
high tempered. No great damage was
done, and after wipirg up tie floor with
each other friends stepped in and parted
them.
TO the ladies: AS the time is now at
hand when fall and winter dresses and
wraps are to be made, we have decided to
make the following offer, in order to show
every lady the elegance perfection and
style of the fitting done. by our LIE Bon
Ton System of Garment Cutting. We will
send to any lady mentioning this paper, a
basque, rolonaiae, wrapper, skirt and over
skirt pattern-full set of FIVE patterns for
so cents. Cloak, circular or dolman pat
tern for Is cents; infants health wardrobe
10 patterns, 80 cents; infants first short
clothes, 10 patterns, 30 cents. Sent free
by mail upon receipt of price. Send bust
waist and under arm measure; also length
of back and front from neck to waist line
Address Benton System Co., Alliance, o.
At
We hear and expect to hear a grea
many complaints from subscribers during
wet weather for non-delivery of TIE Bull
LETIN. These complaints seldom come
however, from those who have given the
carrier boys half chance, by cutting 6
hole in their door or putting up boxes
1t is hardly fair to blame the boys for los:
of papers hung on a door-knob on pub
lie street before daylight, to be claimed az
public property by the frs! tramp that see'
ia it barter for glass Of beer, or left t
the tender mercy of the first colored per
son, old or young, who "fnds" it. Nor il
the boy to blame for the loss, on a we
morning, of a paper that is "shoved unde
door" There is no boy living that cal
put a dry paper out of sight under we
door, or a wet paper under dry door. 4
wet paper or wet door is about the con
trariest thing carrier-boy has to content
with. But there are many cases in which
the boy is to blame, and if our customer
will notify US the young man will be dis
ciplined in manner that will prevent
repetition of the thing complained OLA
least, by the same boy.