The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-13
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Officer schuckers' little girl is suffer.
ing with Group.
The pay car of the Illinois Central
arrived in Cairo yesterday.
Mr.. Goldstine, of the firm of Goldstine
" Rosenwater, has gone east
Col. McKeag returned home from st.
Louis yesterday morning, greatly improved
in health.
The city scrip will be ready for deliv-
cry to the creditors of the city this morn
ing.
Frank Redman was in town yesterday.
He holds the position of second clerk of
the steamer City of Vicksburg.
The Anchor Line steamers Clinton and
YazOo City will be at the landing this even
ing on their way south.
Receipts of Texas cattle have fallen
OF somewhat. Shipments yesterday only
aggregated twenty car loads.
Among the Metropolis people that
went to Chicago on Tuesday, were Col. J.
c. Willis and Mrs. DAVIS.
The Illinois Central incoming train
was tardy yesterday, We didn't learn the
cause-making no effort to learn 1t.
The members of the Womans Chris.
tan Temperance Union will meet in the
club rooms at three o'clock this afternoon.
Registered at the Planters House, tor
one day, yesterday, were forty-slx transient
guests. A pretty fair business showing, we
should think.
Paper hangers were, yesterday, busy
decorating the inside of the Alexander
County Bank. The second floor will be
partitioned into offices.
A new meat shop has been opened in
Mrs. Phillips building, corner Washington
avenue and Fourteenth street Mr.. Law
renee Is its proprietor.
"A number of Cairo people went to
Chicago on Tuesday. Among them Mrs.
W. P. Halliday, Mrs. Robert Miller and
Mrs. viii Wright.
-Thirty-fve carloads of cotton wen.
north over the I. c. railroad day before
yesterday. The average daily shipment is
twenty-five cars.
The Sun asks: What does the Bulle.
tin know about head cheese, anyhow"
Nothing. The Sun has a corner on head
cheese.
The excitement in the "Faultless"
cigar market has not abated in the least.
Everybody calls for it, and everybody |
smokes it. soldby F. Korsmeyer.
The Illinois Central is building an.
other platform. It will extend UP the
track a considerable distance, and is being
constructed in substantial manner.
Mr., John H. Beccher, we understand.
has accepted a position with Mr.. Z. F.
Davis. Mr., Beecher is apparently good at
he turns his hand to.
In respect for the memory of John
Holmes, who was an active member of the
company since its organization, the flag of
he Delta City Fire Co. floats at half mast.
For sale, full sett of porcelain china.
md a Wilson sewing machine, in perfect
rider. Will be sold very cheap. Apply
before noon to-day at the BULLETIN office.
The pay rolls for labor on the new
Dad for the month of October foot up
S3,lG3 "A. Orders have been drawn on
Mr. Dc2onia, city treasurer for that amount
Mr. hos Corners, who died day before
yesterday and was buried yesterday, was
nan Of family. He leaves a wife and child
o mourn his sudden and untimcly taking
If.
And still they come. More men call.
NC for the "Faultless" cigar. +. Kors-
meyer keeps up the supply and you can al
Ways obtain it there Corner Sixth and
4cvee.
Mrs. Vrena Gugelmonn, aged % years,
wing in Rochester, n. Y. Rheumatism in
lcr legs; could not walk. Used one bottle
If st. Jacobs Oh and felt, as she asserts
ike newborn
john Q. liarman, Esq, clerk of the
appellate court arrived in the city by the
Illinois Central railroad afternoon train vcs.
.erday. He will remain several DAYS. At.
tending to business and visiting friends.
DR. Gordon, the attending physician Of
Andrew Gains little boy, has strong hopes
'i pulling him through, His disease is the
dreaded spinal.menengitis. DR.. G. held
tss,t ~.