The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-04

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Mr.. ID. Axtel, division superintendent
of the Iron Mountain railroad, accompanied
by Mrs. AXtell, was in the city, yesterday
1t was a false report Sargent doesn't
intend to go West" He never entertained
any such purpose, ol intimated desire
to do so.
Billy Ludwig is again in business, and
intimatcs purpose TO communicate with
the public, soon, through the columns Of
THE BULLETIN.
Hon. T. W. Halliday accompanied by
Mr.. Obcrly, left the city for Springfield, by
the afternoon train, yesterday Mr.. Oberly
will return about Thursday.
}. II. Mulcahcy, the enterprising pro-
prictor of Commercial Point, in this county,
was in Cairo, yesterday attending the
County Commissioners court.
A. Marx, the widely known and popu-
lar Levee clothier, and, by the way, liberal
patron of THE BULLETIN, started East
Sunday, to purchase his spring stock
The sale of a lot Of plumber at the cor
ner of Eighth street and Commercial ave-
nue., yesterday, called together quite crowd
of bidders. 1t was sold to pay board bill
Read Charley Schoenmeyers's business
local He desires to sell his saloon fixtures
and famous ice chest, and avows purpose
to give the purchaser an unquestionable
bargain.
The Presidents veto of the anti
Chinese bill was not wholly unexpected;
but is calling out rather harsh criticisms
from the more intelligent portion of our
iaboring classes.
Who will move! Who will become
the pioneer sanitarian of Cairos We ought
to get ready to repel the fever and plague.
But We will not. There is nobody in Cairo
to lead in good paths.
Mrs Rciser's remains We're conveyed
to Villa Ridge for burial, on Sunday. A
large number of friends, and acquaintences
of the family accompanied the body to the
cemetery, srecial train conveying them
thither.
1t is reported that Mr.. Peter Saup con-
templates the erection of a large brick bus
mess house, on Commercial avenue. next
door to Kluges. The character Of the To-
cation would, ii seems, warrant the invest
ment
Mr.. John Clancy has betaken himself
to the city of New York on a business
trip. This is prodigious venture for
John. and will scarcely be credited. The
store. during his absence, will be managed
by Mr.. Morris.
The County Commissioners met in reg
ular session, yesterday. Messrs. Brown
and Briley constitute the board, Mr.. Hal
liday, the chairman, being in Springfield.
The business to be disposed Of is simply
of the regular, routine character.
PROF. HARDY takes pleasure in an
nouncing that his dancing school will be
open, for the gentlemen class on Wednesday
evening, in Turner hail, and for the ladies
and misses class on Saturday afternoon at
9 o'clock. For information as to terms etc.
apply at the hall
The collector will be around to-day
among the members Of the Taxpayers
association to collect dues that remain
unpaid Every member who Is in arrears
will be waited upon, if not to-day, then
within few days. Those who refuse to
pay will forfeit their membership.
The members of the Women's Club and
Library association will hold their fourth
anniversary festival some time during the
present week. Due notice, embodyng
details Of when where and how. etc, will
be given through the local columns of The
BULLETIN tomorrow morning
Large sums of money have been made
in Wall Street by persons shrcwd enough
to invest at the right time. The old house of
Alex rockingham g. Co., brokers, IL Wall
Street, New York, is entitled to absolute
confidence. Their customers are frequently
rewarded by large returns Send for their
Financial Report free.
AL Sloo, late assistant postmaster, left
the city by the Cairo & Vincennes railroad
this morning. for St. Louis He will "kccp
his eyes about him" for several days, in the
'futurc great with the view Of discover,
ing business position to which gentle.
man Of his ability can adjust himself, lie
has Tux BULLETINS good wishes, andeyery.
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