The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-27

Mr.. John Brown is a father The baby
is healthy boy,
Mr.. Saml Burger has gone east on
business trip.
Chief of Police Robinson was yester-
day confined to his room by illness.
--"Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Mr. John Reeve, left the city for a
short sojourn among his friends yesterday
morning.
The suits for the Hancock and English
Bantams and Cadets were expected to ar
rive yesterday evening.
Mr.. Ed. Halliday, Jr, leaves to-day for
Peekskill, New York, to attend military
school, He will be gone about year,
MIR. A. H. Irwin, who has been out in
the country since Monday returned to the
city yesterday, looking bright and happy
The Boosters" martial band was out
practicing last night aud enlivened various
portions of the city with their music.
Sheriff Hodges went to Hodges park
yesterday where he will sell number of
lands and lots on which the taxes have
not been paid.
Mr.. Louis Bross, son of Judge Bross,
left for Kansas City on the morning of day
before yesterday. May abundant success
crown his efforts in that new land.
Mrs. w. B. Pettis and children, who
are visiting relatives near Richmond Vir-
ginia, went to the mountains yesterday, and
will be home again about October first.
The Blandvile Pres; "We learn that
Miss Minnie O'Shea, of Cairo, will teach
the public school this fall at Donnaldson's
school-house, three miles southeast Of
Blandville."
On the cath inst Hon. John H. Oberly
addressed harvest home and railroad
celebration at Girard given in honor Of the
completion of the Jacksonville Southeast
ern railroad.
Mr.. c. Casson yesterday received
large stock OF staple and fancy groceries
from the east, and will open and have them
for sale in the Herbert building, at the cor
ner Of Tenth street and Washington avenue.
Success to him.
Quite crowd of boys were yesterday
at work tearing down the brick walls of
what was formerly the corn meal mill of
A. Mackie. The bricks have been pur.
chased by Halliday Bros.
A gentleman from Anna, who is the
agent for the life size portrait of General
Hancock, was in the city, taking orders,
yesterday. They are very handsome aud
and natural and will probably meet with q
large sale
If you have symptoms of chills or jaun-
dice, or bilious complaints Of any kind, go
to Geo. Hara and buy a Forbes Liver
Pad, Mol. 1t a sure cure if worn accord
ing to directions Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, $l00
Mr.. Con Manley who thirty years ago
was one OF the Stauuch citizens of this
place, is in the city paying short visit to
his nephew, Mr.. Pat Mahaney. He has, for
the past four years, been resident Of
Chicago and is now bound Tor California.
Our correspondent T. II. c. struck the
nail on the head in his remarks con-
corning the Republicans stony" club and
has thoroughly riled the young editor of
the News who by way OF reply, has sue
ceeded in saying nothing in all he has said.
"A camp meeting will be held at Muir.
physboro, Sunday, Sept. 9Th, continuing
over two Sabbaths and conducted by men
vi IDtt, W WHICH lllc udIIOh gauge rail-
road will carry passengers for half fare.
Refreshments will be on hand in abundance.
See advertisement.
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store Aldens job Office.
Information received from New Grand
Chain yesterday evening was to the effect
that the Democratic demonstration there
yesterday, exceeded the expectations OF the
Oldest war horses The crowd was large
and the enthusiasm such as has not been
seen for years.
In case nothing interferes, Rev. Whit
taker will deliver his lecture in the Reform
hall this evening, and since the lecture will
doubtless be both interesting and instructive
our temperance people should turn out in
force and our anti-temperance people ditto