The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-09
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

-Capt. James A, Wall, OF New Burn
side, was in the city yesterday.
The family Of Mr.. Dan Mccarthy is il
the country, visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Sisson of Mason, Illinois, il
the guest of Mrs. Henry Wells, Holbroob
avenue.
oh, the dust-the beautiful, blessed
blasted dust When will there be an end
to it4
Ladies and gentlemen: Let us intro
duce to you Mr.. Miles W. Parker our as,
SCISSOR and treasurer.
Mrs. W, D. Daniels of Princeton, In
diana, is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. B. Church.
The machinery for the feather foundry
to be started next to Carl's livery stable has
not yet arrived from New Burnside.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of Kalamazoo, has ac-
cepted position in the wholesale and re.
tail drugstore of Barclay Bros.
Mr.. Finch of Hodges Park, was in the
city yesterday. He has lately wheeled into
line as. Benedict, the married man.
The Pulaski Patriot says that Mayor
Thlstlewood and ex-Mayor Winter worked
like heroes at the Mound City fire.
We had a call last night from Mr..
Hyclop. He returned to the city last
Friday night, looking remarkably veil.
The furniture factory has a rather dead
and dilapidated appearance. The chimney
should be Strengthened up or taken down.
Mr.. Ike Ostrander was able to 90 to
his office and talk to visitors yesterday.
He thinks he will be good as new in day
or two.
Capt. Tom Tarr came up from Wolf
Island yesterday, to spend Sunday with his
family. He reports business lively at that
| place.
Mr. Whitaker, OF Elco, was in the
city yesterday. He reports everything
hourishng N the country round about
Elco.
Mr.. J. B. Reeds new brick dwelling
house, on 20th street, has reached the sec
ond story 1t will be an elegant cottage
when completed.
Mrs. Keiser has returned to Cairo from
her Missouri plantation, that her children
may enjoy the educational advantages
furnished by the Cairo public schools.
There is new scheme Oh foot at
Tichemans billiard parlors. You pay for
your game and get chance to win fine
silver-plated tea set.
Mr.. A. Van Tuyl, master mechanic of
the Cairo & Vincennes railroad, was in Cairo
yesterday He came down from Carmi on
the excursion train.
Mr.. Will Winans is permanently fixed
as cashier of the New York store. He fills
the position with satisfaction to his en-
ployers and credit to himself.
The choir of the German Lutheran
church has gone to Jonesboro to attend the
installation of minister at that place and
is expected to return Monday.
Among other improvements which Mr..
Pat. Corcoran is making on his premises,
he is having new and substantial founda-
ton placed beneath his residence.
Stuart, the Eighth street dry goods
man, goes to Chicago Tuesday to attend an
immense sale of dry goods He is always
on hand when any bargains are to be had
The Carmi excursion on the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad brought in two coaches
and a baggage car full Of people yesterday.
There are millions in it for Cairo, if it is
only kept up long enough.
Mr., A, Marx was busy again yesterday
opening new goods ready-made clothing,
gents furnishing goods, and, in fact every
thing needed to make this well-clothed
community.
We have it on good authority, that
new church building will be shortly crest
ed on the corner of Twelfth and Walnut
streets, by the members of the colored Bap.
fist church.
Charlie Lancaster says he don't mind
losing bad debt but to have COMPOUNDED
thief steal his cows, that makes him mad,
lie offers reward for the tibet this morn
ing and would also like to have the cows
Regularly every two weeks, Squire
Robinson shakes the dust of Cairo from bis
feet and takes a trip out to the country
In accordance to this custom of his, he left
yesterday and will return again Monday
morning.
Mr. NJ B. Harrell was resting easier