The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-30
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS,

Notices In these columns, ton cents per line
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Fresh oysters at At T. DeBoun's 81
Ohio Levee,
Mr.. Jas. s. Morris returned to Ullil
yesterday.
For sale cheap, desk. Apply at thi
Office.
Chief of Police Robinson is on thu
sick list again,
For SALE, phacton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
Mr. John A. Reeve lett for the country
at five o'clock this morning.
--"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Kolsmeyer's.
We regret to hear that Mrs. b. Nc
Mannus has been quite i'll of late. She
is slowly recovering.
Order election tickets at THE BUILE-
TIN job office, 81 so per thousand. y
The poles for the telephonelines have
already arrived and will be erected imme-
diately
Mr.. Thomas Kimbrough has taken pos
session of his new building on the corner of
Sixth and Commercial.
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. Korsmeyer's.
One drunk, before Judge Omsted,
was the extent of the police business yes
terday.
Mr.. Valentine Reiser has again opened
furniture store on the corner of Twelfth
and Washington, opposite this office.
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand,
ut SO 80 per thousand. E, +. Ellis, printer,
Office, Ohio Levce.
The heart of Alderman Swoboda was
day before yesterday gladdened and sang
torioy and this for the best of reason. He
was presented by his wife with fine boy
baby.
Fresh oysters at A. r. DeBauns, So
Ohio Levee.
The Reiser brick building on CONNER
cial avenue near the corner of Eight street
has been rented by Mr.. VIM. Weber He
will open his business their on Monday
next.
Jas. Turner, brakeman of the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad, arrived in town
yesterday, with two of the fingers badly
mashed-done by the door of a caboose
falling upon them.
H. I. Gerould has just received large
assortment of new and stylish gas fixtures
and globes, and is anxious to let the pub
lie know through THE BULLETIN, how very
low they can be sold READ the notice.
The Just For Fun Cooking Club spread
Il sumptuous supper at the residence of Mr..
John Antrim last night which was highly
relished by the young gentlemen who par
took of it. The gathering was, indeed, a
very pleasant one.
Fresh oysters at A. T. DcBaun's, SO
Ohio Levee.
Let il be remembered that vote against
Hon. VIM. Iartzell is vote against the
present prosperity of the country which was
brought ON by Democratic congress, and
let it further be remembered that vote
against him is vote against Cairo's best
friend
Col. Lowe, ofPulaski, honored The Bull
LETIN with a call yesterday. He is some
what under the impression that the repub.
licans will be victorious in November, but
this must be attributed to the fact that he
is very strong republican and looks
through partial glasses.
We suggest to the merchants and
business men Of the city that on Tuesday
next, the day of election, they close their
stores and places of business so that their
and they themselves may have an
Of not only voting but working
for the democratic ticket.
What the democrats should be at from
nov till the polls close on the night Of the
election is the work of getting out
a full Democratic vote. The Independent
county ticket is safe, the congressional
ticket is safe and the state
ticket is sure to be elected If the full vote
is polled. Get out the vote
A colored man named Samuel Bceks,
who was at work on a scaftold erected
against Smith and Bros new building, yes.
terday morning broke his leg just above the
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