The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-29

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Hartman will soon be re-installcd in
his corner store. The building has been
very thoroughly overhaued, and is first
rate substite for new house.
Preparations on foot indicate that our
temperance folks will have grand time
of 1t Friday evening next. We shall speak
more in detail, when furnished with the
| details.
Judge Baker left by the c, & V. road
yesterday, to mingle awhile among the
sovereigns of Saline and johnson counties,
which is a very proper thing for Judge
Baker to do.
We hear it stated that Mr. j. ]. Stclzer
will establish himself in business in the
rooms lately vacated by Mr.. Harrison
Houpt-Mr. H., as is known, having loca-
d-elscwhere.
Dan Fitzgerald who has "big broth
er" in the person of Pat" contemplates the
early erection of brick building on the
Ohio Levee. 1t will be built few doors
above his present place Of business, and
will be occupied, in part, for saloon pur-
poses.
We have toy balloon manufacturer in
the city, who will remain here until he
supplies the market, and will then depart
for more profitable fields of operation. He
pays no license, because he initiates his bal
looms in the city The balloons being of
rubber, are, of course, manufactured else
where
john Celia, who owns and for several
years has occupied the property onthe upper
corner of Commercial avenue and TWEEN
tieth street, will leave, in few days for
the land of his birth, the sunny land of
Italy, and will be absent five years. He
will leave his business here in charge of
his barkeeper.
james Dutfey, the duffer who was
pulled, in this city, several weeks ago as a
vagrant, turns up in Paducah in the role of
thief. On Saturday last he was commit
ted to the Paducah Jail in default of filing
a 5000 bond, to appear and answer for steal
ing satchc containing articles worth
| $50 or $40.
Alex. rockingham & Co., have been
for many years stock brokers and bankers
in New York, at 12 Wall Street. They
have the reputation of gaining for their
customers large returns from investments
ranging from $50 to 5000, and have the en-
viable reputation of always making quick
returns. Send for their Financial Report
| free
In conformity with custom that has
obtained here, the High School will hold
only single session daily from this morn
ing forth until the end of the scholastic
year. School will be called at half past 7
in the morning, and dismissed at p M,
making continuous session of four and
half hours.
The editor is still on the sick list, and
writes purely from the force Of habit. How
long this "force' will maintain the mastery |
over the aches that run riot through his |
head and body he is not able to determine.
If it surrenders at all, it will be so because
the aches have been reinforced by great
ympat Ivy for his readers.
The excursion on the Ste. Gcncvicvc.
tonight will call out a large number OF
young people, and respectable showing of |
those who, despite their years, retain festive
lnclnations. Men who have shaved off |
their whiskerS because many years have
frosted them, will be there; and altogether
it will be an occasion long to be rcmcm-
bercd.
The Temperance reform people are pre-
pairing for their reunion and social dance,
in manner that carries conviction that
it will be the best one of all. The COM
mittees are all at work, and Capt. Will
liams, who is a host in himself, is oversee
ing, directing and managing, and promis-
ing that this shall eclipse everything in the
past. See advertisement.
Gen. Logan having published Repre-
sentative Lowe, Of Alabama, as an infamous
liar, was asked, by that gentleman to re-
tract or fight, Logan refused to receive
the chalcnge-athough sent to lin three
times. The last note written by Lowe was
published, with comments in the Washing
ton papers, and is reproduced in The
BULLETIN this morning.
$3.50 How happens it that our saloon keep
'ers let the first of May steal so closely upon
them without stirring them to the usual
hurrah about "buck beer" Ordinarily,
about this time of year at least three or