The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-23

their appearance N E1St tnlgo. tht plhc
is evidently slowly but surely getting VI
and gjttin,
About the ncayc>t ding in The way o
"a letter head ever printed in Cairo wa
turned ont last week at the BrDLErF
office for Ayers y Go,
Nr. Henry D. Baker clerk OF Pop
county aud thorough gentleman, was il
the city Sunday and stopped at the Plant
cr's. He is bound for St. Louis.
WIN. lIuckett, for burgariaug Koch
| Icr Bros, slaughter house, was yc,tcrdo!
tried before Squire Comng,, and held It
the circuit court under bond Of $500
Officer Schuckcrs made the arrest
Fancy goods in endless variety, fine pa
pers and envelopes, new books, new chro
mos, stcrcoscopcs and views, fancy brackets
a splendid line and an endless variety O
things new and useful at low figures a
COlcmans.
Korsmcyer i, fairly established in hi,
new and commodiouS store room on Ohio
lcvcc corner 9th His immense stock OF
cigars, tobacco, etc, make, fine DISPLAY
That is the headquarters al the "FoultleSs
five cent cigars,
Elder Perkins requests Us to say that
at the approaching "Old Fashioned Plan;
tation Concert" December 90, at the Atle-
ncum part Of The house will be reserved
exclusively for the white people who de
sire to attend,
The lone Iorn organ grinder whose
presence graccd our streets la, week is in
visible this week. We saw him last IN front
of the butchcr.Shop on corner Of Twentieth
aud Washington, with a shiycriug fycyeor-
old negro as auditor
- Hon. Thus. " Halliday while in
Springfield, made thu settlement with the
state for Sheriff Hodges. 1t is perhaps I'M
necessary to say that the accounts were
OK. Our sheriff Las "bce,Iiuc" way OF
doing up" his affairs.
Mr.. Frink who was thrown from the
sidewalk, Il distance of fifteen feet, 10y
his partner, last NccE, and who received Sc
we're injuries from the fall, is at the WaycrIy
, hotel and reported to be recovering very
rapidly, DR.. Parker j, the attending ply
! stefan.
-Riccs Surprise Party passed through
this city for Chicago, sunday. The coachc,
OF the Illinois Central train, by which they
left, were insufficient TO carry their baggage
ard over half Of it had to be sent by way
Of st. Louis. The troupe. coming from
New Orleans and going to C&icago without
showing.
Dispatchc, in the st. LOU, papers las
night announce disagreement between
Hon Jno. II. Oberly and his partners in tho
State Register the disagreement arising
out Of Mr.. Obcrly'S Willingness 10 pa,
union prIcc, to the printers Oh that Journal
\ private letter received by one Of our citi
zcnn confirms this report
Mr.. Sol, Silver is the owner Of quite a
! handsome farm four miles above MounC
City, we hear, at which place he spends
his Sundays with much regularity witt
his family in social enjoyment and, o
course, in religion, meditation, too. Sol. il
/ II river man and the passenger agent io
| Anchor Line steamers, but he is religion,
man for all that, and. by the way. one o
the most popua! agent, along the river
The Chicago city council is wrcstIin.
with the gas question, In a fit Of economy
the company reduced the supply onc-toprtI
for the city lamps. II was "a sharp it'll,
gamc'to get pay for 1000 feet OF gls. Will,
furnish,n. 5000, An alderman, with rev,
outionary instincts, dropped on the com
pany's racket and hence the di>lurbpnc,
in gas circles
Mr.. VIM. Mckee, senior proprietor ot
the st. Louis Globe Democrat died very
suddnniyo, heart disease at hi, rcSidrnc,
in ST. Louis Saturday He was at work the
night before rs usual aud remarked that III
never felt better III his Iltc After gonl
home he was stricken down without mo
mcnt> warning lIr was sixty year, o
agr
Although somr OF our citizen, are dis
posed to find fault with our police force
wr urc satisfied that it will compare favor
ably with my former force. The numcrm
arrests dali made amply ,ustains rs in TIL
assertion aud when We consider that wc hav
on only four men 10y day and four by might
wc almost feel impatient with the ma
who believes that the city should be en-
tirciy free Of thieves
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