The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-23
IN AND AROUND THE CITY

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Oil.
Three small keys, held together by a
string, are in request at THE BULLETIN of
fee. A reward will be paid for their re-
turn.
A noisy, obstreperous customer, in
famed by strong drink, was escorted to the
calaboose by Duncker and Hogan, about s
o'clock last night
"A marriage was consummated yester-
day evening, between Mr., Dennis and Miss
Hart. The ceremonies were witnessed by
quite number of young people,
-THEBuLLETlN is glad to say that Mr.. NJ.
p. Fulton is convalescent,af several days
confinement to the house with a severe at
tack Of bilious fever.
-Mildness conquers and hence it that
the gentle yet positive influence of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup overcomCs so quickly the dis
orders of babyhood
We hear it stated that Mr. Thomas
Morgan will explore Colorado, and perhaps
other portions of the far West, with q view
of fixing upon new home,
Mr.. r. S. Murshy, representing the
great wholesale house of Robert Howe
Cincinnati, Ohio, was in the city yesterday
and called on THE BULLETIN.
Season tickets, costing $500 for the
series of five parties, to be given by the "s
to - club" may pc obtained of the secre-
tary or any member of the club previous to
Friday evening
The opinion Of the people has been
fully confirmed by wide spread experience
that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best and
cheapest remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Asthma, etc.
Superintendent Beck, Of the Illinois
Central, and Mr.. j. G. Russ, his secretary,
are in the city, directing the improvements
in progress in the Illinois Central's yards,
in this city, and giving an eye 10 other
matters.
The news from all parts Of the country
is very encouraging. Sales in all staple ar
ticlcs are increasing daily. The "Faultess'
cigar has become staple article among
smokers, and the daily sales are wonderful
in amount. Sold by F. Korsmcycr.
The large coopeyng establishments of
Halliday Bros IN this city and in st. Johns
are furnished with slaves and headings by
the Mound City stavc factory, of which
Dougherty & Co., are proprictors. The
number used annually is counted by the
million.
The speech Of Governor Culom, deliv.
cred before the Quincy River Improve
mcnt convention, is cminently worthy of
pcrusal. 1t is dignifed in tone, patriotic In
sentiment and testifes strongly to the fact
that the Governors "heart is in the right
place"
The Cairo Chapter No. II, A. f. and
A. NJ, has elected the following named
officers to serve during the coming yea,
to-wit: John Antrim, NJ. L. II. p; Charles
Wilson, Z, X. Jacob Goldstinc, L. S.; p.
W. Barclay, Treasurer and b. +. Blake,
Secretary.
The officers and memberso Of the Lecture
Club, whose names are given elsewhere,
engage to furnish the citizens of Cairo n
series OF lectures dVing the winter from
lecturers of recognized repute. 1t is hoped
and believed that the lectures will prove n
source Of profit. In that event the treasury
OF the Reform club will be the gamer.
"A negro man named jim Sledgc, be.
coming incensed at "his girl" and forget.
ting, for the time, her sex and his own,
handed her thump in the glim II was a
cowardly, unmanly thing for jim Slcdec to
do, and Squire Robinson, properly rccog.
pizing its cnormity, fined him, therefor, and
sent him over to the calaboosc for term of
six days.
We have been requested to remind the
! ladies of the city that a meeting will be
held at the Convent at halfpast two o'clock
this afternoon. The object is to take the
initial steps towards lair to be held soon.
with view of raising money to assist in
the rc-erccton Of the Loretto Academy
buildings. The project is one that should
enlist the sympathy, if not the cooperation
OF every lady and gentleman in the CITY.
AS an indication Of the CONSUMPTION Of
kindling wood by Cairo families, il nav be
remarked that, stycar, Doughcrty e. Co., Of
Mound City brought down barge lond q,
ten thousand bundles of stavc clippinys-
each bundle being about the SIZE Of lorg,