The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-12
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Choice hams and breakfast bacon at
PETTIs & BIRD.

George Ramsey will ofhciate III the onice
of Cairo City Gas Company.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. j NJ. Lans-
den has been blessed with new swell
spring of pleasurc"-a baby
VIM. B. Gilbert will be absent from the
city about ten spending that inter
val of time with his family, in Chicago.
Fancy groceries of all kinds just in and
will he sold very close. PETTIs " BIRD,
"A marriage will be consummated dur
ing the present month, that will prove
quite surprise to the young folks with
whom the is-to.be groom associates.
We make choice northern butter
speciality, receive it fresh from dairy twice
per week. Hotels and families supplied at
all times. PETTIs u BIRD
San Officer" is rather splenetic. He
says more than we would have felt author
lied in saying, and more, perhaps, than his
own cooler judgment will commend
Thomas Hines got drunk-nor uproar-
ously so; but sufficiently drunk to compel
notice. He was taken before Squire Com
ings by whom he was fined one dollar and
cost OF the proceedings.
The City Council will hold its second
meeting of the month, this evening. The
principal business will be the allowance of
claims against the city-matters committed
at the last meeting.
Fresh roasted coffee ground and un-
ground, at PETrIs & BIRD.
Quite a large number of the friends
and acquaintance of the late Chris. Kelly
attended his funeral and accompanied the
body to the grave The car was filled,
every seat being occupied.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Pink SUI
fered a relapse, on Sunday, that rendered
her condition exceedingly critical. Yes
terday she was very i'll, but not so low as
to be considered in immediate danger.
Choice Hams and Breakfast Bacon at
PETTIs g. BIRDS
jackson Nicely was brought before
Squire Osborn, yesterday, and fined So and
costs for abusing Maria Washington.
Nicely was given stay and promised to
get out of the city with all possible eype-
dition. Both parties are colored.
Mrs. Sim Taber, to her husband, Fri
day nigh twins-ten pound boys"
forms the skeleton of an item furnished to
us yesterday, and as it tells the whole
story, we give it as we received it, merely
adding, "long life to the twins"
Parties who listened to Rev. Clark
Braden's answer to Gngersoll's Goods" and
mistakes of Moses" Sunday, speak of the
effort as a most able and entertaining one,
and entirely in keeping with the reverend
gentlemans reputation as a. thinker and de-
batter.
The recent barbecue at Commercial
Point having proved grand success, Mr..
J. II. Foster and Mr. J. II. Lewis have con-
cluded to invite the people of the country
to come again, to eat and make merry. A
large crowd is certain to respond to the in
vitation.
Quite heavy fog hung over the river
and bottoms, yesterday morning remaining
until disSipated by the rising sun. But we
didn't need this proof that our night air is
cool and grateful All of us were ahead of
the tog in making the discovery.
Look-We have received another lot of
those fine Meyune teas and will give
handsome present to each lady buying
pound. PETrIs & BIRD
The construction Of new steps to the
Thirteenth street school house, is work
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soon. This job completed the required at
tention should be given to the gates and
surroundings Of the High School build
ing.
Read the ad. of Carl Peters & Bro. this
morning. Their stock Of family groceries
is fresh and complete. They always keep
the freshest of fruits and vegetables.
and the chickens from their hcnery are
just the same as though caught fresh on the
farm. Try them.
Ellen Vivian is the name Of Fifth
street character who was brought before
Squire Robinson, yesterday to answer for
indecent behavior Sunday evening. The
case was clearly made ont against her. and
Ellen was fined 81 and costs The arrest
was made by Officer Duncker.
Wall Street is where money is made
rapidly You may realize hundreds of dol.
lars by investing $50 IN stock operations
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