The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-24

Louis, Mo. 1t is rumored that Sister Alice
formerly quite favorite with the Cairo peo
pie, will take the place of Mother Constan
tia at this place.
The Texas fever prevails to some ex
tent near Sparta, Ills. The Jackson ccun
ty Era says: Zone gentleman lost three
cows worth $500 each, and another lost
two cows worth the same amount. The
COWS were Jerseys, just brought from Ken.
lucky and it is thought they contracted
the disease at the stick yards at East St
Louis"
Philip Laurent has re-openened his
meat shop op Washington between 9th and
10th streets and, commencing with this
morning, will serve al his Old and also
new, customers with the best of cut meats
at reasonable prices. He is experienced,
knows what is choice in meats and always
endeavors to please his customers. Don't
fail to call on him.
Mr.. c. Mcknight, nephew to Mr..
Samuel Mcknight, engineer of the Hali-
day saw mills aud box factory, was badly
wounded in one arm yesterday. He en-
pIoyed IN the yeneering room of the Singer
works and one of the knives cut the mus
Giles and arteries near the wrist in q mar
ner that would have caused him to bleed TO
death but for prompt surgical assistance
rendered by DR., Parker. As il is he will
probably be laid up for several weeks.
johnson County journal: THE CAIRO
BULLETIN is laboring under a wrong i'm
preston, when it thinks We would support
drunkard or VIGOROUSLY immoral man
for office. We place sobnety, morality and
principle above party afiIiahou."-
IDENTITY the journal does rot understand
that 3 newspaper SUPPORTS" candidate
when it places his name at the head of its
columns and keeps it there every issue
through the campaign.
She is misused. The Queen wss in
the pantry, eating bread and honey" There
is low tone in this picture Of majesty. So
too there is some vulgarity displayed in
the doubtful uses TO which beautiful fab. |
ric Is often surrendered. How can little
boy carry chip on his shoulder if his
mother continually Oedeck him in stuffs |
mrde for her own use When the dust
and the dirt are blowing, is it not good
taste for lsby 10 dress in keeping with
that state Of things No one disputes her
Judgment 10 wearing "goss.mer' when it
IS raining. The street cars and farm yehi-
cIes are too full of brocade.. 1t seems
wicker and eItravag,nt. 1t seems disres-
pectful to the toll by which fine dress
goods are produced The Current
Little Daisy Slaughter, aged sbou. ten
years, dlsappearedifrom her home on eth
street about : o'clock Friday nigh: and had
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