The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-22
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Only one case before Squire Osborn
yesterday, and that civil one
Mr.. Joe Roneker's popularity rs "Dr."
is increasing.
Rev. Mr.. Bonnar will hold service, for
the first time, in the Church of the Re-
deemer, tomorrow.
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is recommended
by all druggists as being purely vegetable
and reliable preparation for Babies. Price
% cents.
--"Don't forget to bring st. Jacobs Oil
for fathers Rheumatism" was the parting
word we overheard at the station the other
morning
Mr.. w. B. Ncwbcgin is now mem
Der of the firm of n. Failing & Co., dealers
in coal and grain and proprietors of the
Macon Steam Elevator, at Macon, Illinois.
The scarcity of local matter in this
mornings issue, is due to the fact that some
of our compositors were needed in the job
office, on account of a rush of work there.
We regret to announce that Mr.. NJ. b.
Harrell, who is at present confined to his
room, was some worse at dusk last night.
We trust however, that We shall soon re.
cord his permanent recovery.
The editor OF the Chicago Tribune
received communication with the request,
please print if not too full" I'VE hurl
back the base insinuation with scorn," he
says with yrtuous Indignation
There is very little loss front melting,
to dealers in ice, nowadays. We were re-
minded of this yesterday, while standing
in "nipping" breeze, watching Walt
Wright take in dray load
Sam. Walters says he has passed the
complaining stage and ceased to rail at dull
times. He had u car loads of doors, sash.
etc, and 500 boxes Of glass, when the
"boom" struck him.
"A new strike. The working classes of
our community have struck against the
many high-priced cough medicines and
have endorsed DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup as
the best and cheapest remedy in the world.
Price, - cents Il bottle
Besides the trial Of the confidence men
reported in another column, Only two cases
of drunk were up before Squire Comings
yesterday; and they were both remarkable
for nothing but their extraordinary plain
ness-being unornamented and unadorn-
ed by what is called dlsorderly con.
duct, They were fined one dollar and
''ncyer-forgctablcs" each.
A Chicago man of scientific procliyi-
ties Staid up all night to witness Prof
Tees shooting stars, and after tramping
around the back yard of his residence until
3 o'clock a. NJ, the citizen was attacked by
\ uniformed taX-c0tcr who very naturally
took him for burglar. When released
the following day, the amateur astronomer
stated to a friend that the polccman's club
produced more mctcurs than old Ticc ever
dreamt Of, with several large ring.talcd
comets thrown in.
The attendance at the ST. Charles hotel
last night, at the second meeting Of the IS
t" l2' series. was larger than the last and
much larger gathering than usually at
tend parties OF this kind. The rational and
sensible idea Of doing all the dancing be-
fore midnight is fayorabiy received by
both old and young. The hall was crowded.
Ei,cnbcrg'o band was at its best, and when
our reporter left at ten O'Clock the enjoy.
ment va, at full height, with a prospect
that the stoutcSt would have full and sui.
ticicnt amount OF dancing 10y /? O'Clock
when the lights were put out.