The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-24
LOCAL REPORT.
IN AND AROUND THE CITY.

All tnc popular Drauus Vi DleaCHt u
and fine Brown Cottons at old prices at
STUART's.
Miss Ella Brown, of Paducah, is in the
city, visiting the family of Capt J. NJ.
Phillips.
New Fall Prints will i shown at
Stuart's popular Dry Goods house, on Mon
day morning.
Just arrived, new canned goods, this
seasons packing, at PETrIs & BIRDS.
Squire Nick Hunsaker was in Cairo,
yesterday-came in, probably, to sec his
new granddaughter, Miss Gates.
Fancy family -four, cheap.
PETrs & Bed.
Mrs. j. II. Metcalf returned home from
Crittcnden Sulphur Springs, Friday even
ing, greatly improv d in health and AZ
pcarance.
Ladies' and Childrens' Hosiery at re.
duced price, TO make room for Fell st ok,
at STUART's.
Among the recent signers Of the Re.
form pledge we notice the names OF James
Powers, A, Gallgan, James f. Walsh and
Nathan Perry G
Try our choice sugar cured ham
breakfast bacon and shoulders.
PETrIs 81 BlRn
The sidewalk from the Catholic chr"ci
to Tenth street Is in wretchedly dilapida
ted condition, although travelled as much as
any other section of walk on the avenue.
Royal Baking Powder, the best, at
PETTIs & BIRDS.
The principal merchants of the Sec
ond ward have hired Mr.. J. W. Merriman
to act as special watchman il their several
bus ness establishments. Mr., NJ. is now on
duty.
Go and see the wonderful bargains m
entirelyne new lines of goods, which we will
place on our 5 and 10 cent counters, on
Monday, August 2jth. STUART
1t has been sugg ted that pledge to
neither smoke nor chew tobacco, be placed
in the Reform hall, where it will be ac-
cessibe to all who may che )se to sign it.
a good suggestion
--"Catfsh jim" effected "A matrimonial
alliance, last week, so quietly that he cs
capped all the ususal affections of ncwspa-
per notices, charivarics, screnades and hol-
low-hearted congratulations.
New Chcviots, Dress Styles in Cling
hams, and Il new line Of the populp" lndi-
go Blue Prints this week at STUART'S.
The colorcd Nlasons, lead by brass
band, were out on parade yesterday af.
ternoon The other band abroad was AL
vcrtslng the last performance Of Piaafore
in the Theatre Comiquc.
Samuel Fisher, who lives on Jefferson
avenue between Eighth and NINTH is lying
Quite low of pulmonary consumption.' A
pair of his brother Odd Fellows now watch
by his bed side every night
--Dr''ug the 80 days ending yesterday
morning the number Of persons tried for
violations of our city criminal codc,n was
fEty.tree-a fact that indicates considcra-
bic activity IN police circles.
The crowd Of colorcd people that gath
cred at the corner OF Fifth and CONNER
cial yesterday evening, was attracted to the
spot by passage at arms between Flor
cncc Colman and her husband.
The New York minstrcIs have arrived
in the Gig, and pitched their tent in the
vicinity of the Eleventh street school house,
Johnny Bowman, who is well known to our
pay-gocls, is said to be the leading man OF
the troupe.
Miss Anna Davis of Columbus, Ky,
who has been visiting Mrs G, W. Strobe,
returned home on the steamer City OF
Vicksburg last night, accompanied by
Mrs. STROBE and daughter, who will spend
u few days with friends at Columbus.
The hint we here throw out to the sa
loon keepers Of the city, to keep their front
doors closed to-day aud on each succeeding
Sunday, will, if needed, save to each indl
vidual saloon keeper enough money to pay
1.-THE BULLETIN y whole year. We know
whereof we speak. Look out!
Our bridgc.builders should not over
look the fact that our County Commission
crs ask Tor bids for furnishing the matcria
and erecting bridge on the line Of The
Cairo and Joncsboro road, over Lake crccl;
Bids may DC filed with the County CIcrl
until September 1st Plan and spccliica
tons can be seen NY calling ON Commits
siOncr Halliday al fine Office az tive ('qirl