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

regular session.
Mrs. S. Willamson's counter is grace
with handsome new perfumery case.
Read the notices in small ad. column
this morning. "Theres millions in it."
Quite a number of our people went t.
Mound City in buggies last Sunday to SEE
the ruins caused by the late fire.
The neatest things we have seen are
the peace makers"-the oyster boxes at
the new oyter saloon, So Ohio Levee.
Mr.. NJ. B. Harrell, the editor of THE
BULLETIN, is still too ill to write for these
columns; in fact he is yet unable to leave
his bed.
Have you seen those oyster boxes at
So, OHIO Levee. They are regular peace
makers in the family. Take one home.
The Sun says "Guttrell is good
Leave off the last syllable and you hit the
editor of the sweet bye and bye, the lumi-
nary of the LGvee.
We understand that the priest for the
Ninth street Catholic church, who will be
permanently located here, will arrive
by neytSunday.
,>ZOur readers this morning will have to
do without the usual "dish" of police news
since scarcity of time forbids eye local"
to write them out.
1t was rumored last Sunday that Louis
Petry's child fell into cstern near the
dwelling. We did not learn the particu-
lars of the accident.
Take them home with you,-one of
those boxes of fried oysters. You can get
them at Sc Ohio Levee next to the Iron
Mountain R. r. Office.
Mr.. Chas. Lame lost cane at the cor.
'ner of Fourteenth street and Washington
avenue. Any person finding it will confer
favor by leaving it at this office.
Mr. John Koehler has given his saloon
on Eighth street an entire overhauling-it
having been newly painted, wall papered
and rendered generally pleasant otherwise
Justice Robinson tried five cases yes
terday, mostly plain DRINKS. One of the
offenders was given stay, the Others were
dealt with according to the evidence and
the law.
We dropped in at our leading hotels
yesterday and found them full and running
over. The landlords in every case were
what the country girl called "the smilingest"
men in town.
AT the rattle for fish boat last week
for the benefit of John Herscher, Mr.. VIM.
Winters son was the winner With charac-
teristic generosity, he promptly turned the
boat over to Mr.. Herscher.
Mrs, Lame, wife Of Mr.. Charles Lame, fell
off the sidewalk near the corner Of Four
tenth street and Washington avenue and Sc
riously injured herself, The accident oc-
Cured sfew days ago
The editor Of the Sun reads proof for
us better than he does for himself, and it
gives him ten times as much reading, too.
But reading is work, and he lives on work
you know.
The fact that we have not before men.
toned the new arrival in the family Of Mr.
W. B. Pettis, of the firm OF Pettis & Bird.
must be ascribed to the natural bashfuness
of the father who did not inform US sooner
Barclay Bros. have fitted up the room
lately vacated by E, a. Buder, and yester-
day moved their prescription drug store into
it. This store is under the charge of Mr.
Ernest Krauth, a gentleman skilled in
pharmacy.
W. B. Gilbert yestcrdayclosed the con.
tract with John 4. Poor for the erection Of
a cottage, on the lot next below his resi-.
dence on Washington avenue. The cost
will be $3.50, and we are Informed that it is
already rented.
--Potters majority IN New York "grows
small by degrees and beautifullylcss," Not
so with the majority Of smokers who vote
the "Faultless, the best cigar for five cents
in the market. The number increases daily.
Sold by +. Korsmcycr.
Mr.. VIM. Winter, artist, has lust fin.
ished for Major llinkle, in India ink, u
superb picture Of his deceased wife. The
picture ranks high gs work of art, and al.
though copied from a photograph, is con.
sidered an excellent likeness
The Sun says. "rhe new Editor ofTnE
BULLETIN must he careful or his readers
| will miss the water, when the well runs
dry lfOny -four readers have been in
the habit Of reading the sun, they have be.
! come accustomed ton swell RIM lrv "