The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-29

---"Between the acts clgarettes, Whoie-
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Will Wright, who has been visiting
friends in Indiana for the past three
months, is home again.
Mr.. H. Lohin, of Paducah, and Miss
Maggie Lohin, of this city, will be married
in this city to-day at 2 o'clock p. m.
Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Korsmeyer's
Mr.. B. P. Parker is improving his
property on Thirteenth street. filling it to
the grade and building substantial fence
about it.
Mr.. Geo. w. Chellet and wife have
gone to house keeping on 9th street be-
tween Washington avenue and Walnut
street.
The family of Mr.. II. B. Davidson,
who have been visiting friends in the north
for some months, will return to Cairo next
Saturday.
Mr.. H. II. Milburn and wife have
commenced housekeeping On Seventh
street between Washington avenue and
Walnut street.
The "Great Southern Show" which is
a very small affair, and which landed at
this port Sunday last, has made itself
scarce-having gone to New Madrid.
DIR. Carter, the government marine
physician at this point and Miss Hook, in
former years school teacher in the Cairo
public schools, were married In St. Louis
last night,
Miss Florence Pierce, formerly resi-
dent of this city, and Miss May Harris,
both of Columbus, arrived in the city yes
terday evening and are visiting at the resi-
deuce of Mr.. C. J. Rudd.
"A DR.. Cyrus Thomas is displayingsthe
bloody neither garment to the country
people of this district in the interest of "our
member" John R. He fourished it pro-
fusely at Carbonate on Saturday before
last.
Mr. J. w. Gore, OF johnson county,
who is circuit clerk of that county and who
has consented to permit the Demo
cracy to re-elect him to the same position
in November, appeared in our midst yes.
terday.
The Hlbernians celebrated the instalIa.
ton of their officers in grand style last
night Dancing and general merymaking,
in which number of Cairo's fair sons aud
daughters participated, was the order of
the evening
The Democrats of this district are In
their heighth of glory and their campaign
is booming. Speeches were yesterday
made by Hons. Geo. w. Hill and W. A.
Spann in johnson county aud by Hon F. E.
Albright, in Randolph county.
There is one big straw in the present
campaign which is worthy ofprayerful con-
slderation, and that is the organization
of large Republican Hancock clubs In SO
many sections OF the country. The flop
persn will be heard from at the ballot box.
The Chicago Times editorially says;
"If the Republicans lose Indiana they might
as we'll surrender all contests right there y
The Chicago Times, in its news columns,
says, "Even Republicans put the Demo
cratic majority in Indiana at 10000 now
The street committee yesterday sent o
barge to Island No for gravel. The
gravel to be had there is of very poor
kind, and by no means equal to that to be
found at Metropolis, but since none other
can be obtained the city is forced tC
take it.
The trial of Ferdinand and Louis
Koehler VS.. Eliza and J. B. Ellis consumed
the greater portion of the day in the circui,
court yesterday. A verdict was rendered
for the the plaintiffs for one hundred anC
sixty-two dollars and tifty-siX cents. Al
appeal will probably be taken.
The Republicans tell us that all tn
Democrats in the country are in the south
ern states and New York City Will the.
tell us, then, what the contest was about ii
Maine and Vermont and what they ar
making such a prodigious fuss about il
Indiana.
: Elder Perkins, the pastor of the coloreC
Methodist church, who is an active worke
in the Lords vineyard, but is chiefly know
for his dignifed bearing, leaves the city 70
Gaesburg shortly, there to continue his la
Dor of love at an increased salary, Ma,
the powers that be prosper him.
In notice published elsewhere thu
Illinois Central Railroad company offer
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