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

l. ultlOn.
Mr.. S. p. Benefits youngest child
: lying very sick with lung complaint sim
liar to pneumonia. We hear of.
great deal of sickness of that characte
e among the young children of the city.
We have just received copy o
lIolbrook's Newark New Jersey Busi
ness Directory for 1s79-'sO. We arr
requested to state that copies will be for
warded by mail, postage paid, on receipt O
81.
Anew crossing at Tenth street andWash
ington, and new one is promised across
Washington at Tenth street when the city
gets more lumber. That crossing has been
aprolific source of profanity to profanc
men for the last two years.
1.-THE American King" is not Grant,
and is not likely to be; but the Faultess is
the king OF all tive-cent cigars-the best
ever smoked. Sold by F. Korsmyer, whole
sale tQbacconist, on Sixth street. near tse
levee.
Mr. Wallace Guttrell, formerly con.
nected with the dry goods establishment
OF Mr. G. Hanny, has accepted position in
the dry goods store house of Mr.. Burger.
Mr., Guttrellis one of our most popular
and efficient clerks, and we wish him well.
The Phoenix drug store has new as
sistant in the person of Mr.. F. D. Terrell.
Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Terrell is graduate
of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
and, although young man, is a gentleman
of large experience,
Shingles by the car load from abroad,
and shingles by the wagon load from the
country have been pouring into CAIRO all
the season and yet dealers complain of a
scarcity. What becomes of all the shin
glest Davis and Mack, stand up.
John Penus is stranger in this burg,
and being in bad way, the officers took
him in He plead guilty to being "set
up before Squire Comugs yesterday, and
that gentleman fined him one dollar. Mr..
John Penus, just then and there being
short exactly that amount was jailed.
The notice of the intended departure
of Major Smith to Memphis, that appeared
in last Tuesday evenings Argus, gave ev-
dence that the writer thereof and the writer
Of the same notice published in The BuILE-
TIN OF Tuesday morning, thought and
wrote precisely alike,
Captain Keisery, we understand, will
build small steamboat for the southern
trade in winter and will use it for ferry
boat in the summer, at Greenfelds Ferry.
1t is also his purpose to erect new dwell
ing house for his family on the lots at corner
Tenth and Walnut streets.
Sheriff Hodges is hard at work on
report las long as the moral law" he says,
preparatory to settling up for the year with
the county commissioners in December.
Jack has had hard years work but has
the satisfaction of knowing that the office
is in better shape SO far as collections are
concerned, than it has been for a century.
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roc.;yino rraat , :, ,,"'e n "'IV",nos %
oom,,;n7o,.. - w. a,,;.:a.
to the RIGHT of husband
to remove from one burial place 10 another
the remains of q deceased wife The
paper is well written snd counletoIv
exhausts the subject.
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re,ioh,o dr, GOOD, hon.. w, h,.. g..
c,sh call Gov oa.h oad oo.,n.. ,...a. -
droor,.n., :, a., 49,. ~ ....,
than any other house. Try us and we will
convince you that what We say is true.
New goods received every day IN the week.