The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-10
OUR LOCAL VARIETY.

Mrs. Nick Hacker bore fine boy baby
unto her husband, yesterday
Tom Winter is the man milliner o.
Cairo. Look tor his ad on Saturday morn
ing
Farmer George Yocum, and farmer
Tim Manley, both of Unity precinct, were
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ray contemplates an early de-
parture for Crittenden Sulpher Springs, We
hear for the benefit of her health.
-Blackberries can be used by persons
in good health, with perfect safety. Buy
them and let green apples severely alone,
Capt. Ike Ostrander who was quite
overcome by the heat the other day, has sc
far recovered as to be giving attention tc
business.
The council adjourned at the hour Of
II o'clock, Tuesday night, after having
voted down a motion to adjourn, thirteen
several times.
Mr.. Philander W. Barclay having de-
clincd the position of Dictator to the X. o
H. the office was pressed to an acceptance
upon DR.. W. R. Smith.
The Cairo City Gas Company has jus
received from some point East, three cal
loads of retorts, which fact indicates ar
overhauling of the establishment,
Tony Raggai sold his saloon to Viii.
liam Queasbarth, yesterday, for the very
handsome sum of eleven hundred dollars.
Queasbarth formerly drove team for Mr.
Lohr.
The report of Mr. Linegar's Anna
speech, as published elsewhere, was copied
by us from the Union County News. 1t i!
manifestly mere synopsis OF the able
gentleman's effort.
Baird and Sumerwell propose to re
move the Mrs. Rose house from its position
on Commercial, to lot on Ninth street
near the brewery, where it will be fitted u
as dwelling house.
Mr.. Jacob Walter is constructing
cage for his bear. The animal will b
kept confined until the winter holidays
when he will be slaughtered for the table
Of Jake's customers.
Mr.. E. Shorey, agent for Dr. j.
Aver & Co., was in the city yesterday, an
called on THE BULLETIN, Such callers al
,. always welcome as the result is always q
improvement in finances.
The city council has appropriated sew
enty-fve dollars for a public pump o
Fourteenth street. The well will be loca
ted under the direction of the committe
on Police, Fire Department and Jail.
The sewer at the corner of Sixth ant
Commercial was taken up under the directio
of Street Supervisor German, yesterday, 70
repairs. The portion taken up was foun'
to be 50 full of sediment as to completed
stop the flow of water.
| There are several suspicious character
in the city--strangerS who evidently think
they have entirely escaped the notice Of
our policemen. They are spotted, however
and Notwithstanding their show of "busi
ness" are closely watched.
| "A reciphering of receipts and expen
SEES puts better showing on the Jockey
Clubs celebration account. We learned
) from the secretary yesterday, that there vii
be no deficit to make up. Upon that re
F, suit we extend congratulations.
DIR. Arter's condition continues to gro,
more and more critical every day. The oil
gentleman is very weak and very deaf. II
: is at perfect ease with himself, but impi
tient for the end which cannot, unless a
signs fail, be delayed much longer
i Another one of the "horsc cases"-th
c between L. H. Myers and the city, wi
n come on for hearing before Squire RobinsC
o to-day. The decision in the first case, tn
: was withheld for further advisement, wi
be given by the Squire at 0 o'clock tn
rs morning.
'r Tracts Of land and town lots are so
al every day. by collector Hodges at pric
is varying from SO to 800. A full board
q buyers has attended, so far, and quite {
the offerings were taken. Sale every da
Sundays excepted, commencing at
u o'clock p. ~
Q. The brothers Atwell, who were fin
1t So each by Squire Comings, for an assal
n upon Valentino Rcsch, avow a purpose
d take an appeal to the Circuit Court, al
I. from thence on and upward to the hight
" Court in the land, if, meanwhile, they Fl
u to obtain what they conceive TO be JUST,
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