The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-11
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

AJCNi 10 SSAAE Wy -
but to the casual observer it appears to be
going down.
-Merrimack Shifting Prints, new styles,
on exhibition this week Buy now as the
price will be advanced soon, STUART.
Miss Sallie Millar, of Cincinnati,
daughter Of Cons Mllar, of the Cincinnati
Commercial is visiting Mrs. VIM. Winter.
Choice Maple Syrup, Maple Sugar
Buckwheat Flour, New Orleans Sugar and
Mollasses at PETTIs X BIRDS
If any of our Cairo lawyers attended
the third annual meeting Of the Illinois
bar association held in Springfield, we are
not aware of it,
A bright, healthy and heavy young
lady made her arrival at the residence Of
Coroner Fitzgerald the other day. Mother
doing well.
jackson County Era Judge Green, Of
Cairo. called on US Tuesday, The Judge
will return on the 2lst TO look after the
cases wherein the Illinois Central has an
interest
Mr.. Refers little son, Freddie was
yesterday rudcly showed from the sidewalk
and falling on his arm, broke it. DR.. Dun
Mr.. Joseph A Lee, for many years
switchman of the Illinois Central railroad,
died Yesterday afternoon Of consumption
from which he had suffered for three or four
years.
The women whose cases were temper
arily dismissed by Squire Comings last Fri
day. will! be called for trial tomorrow. The
people look forward with interest to the re-
suit.
The number of scholars enrolled for
last month who attended the public schools
were l,0j7, and of this number there We're
only forty tardy. The number Of Wis
itors during the month were 1j3.
The St Louis Times appeared in q
new dress yesterday. Under the manage
ment OF the present proprietor, who is sterl-
ing Democrat, IT may soon become a pros
porous and influential journal,
We will show during the coming week,
200 pieces new Hamburg edging. A new
importation, bought direct from the i'm
porter, which we shall offer, at prices not
TO be duplicated elsewhere, STUART.
Prof. Tees predictions of the weather
do not always Int, but our predictions
that the "Faultlcss' would have the largest
sale Of any cigar are more than realized.
Sold by f. Korsmyer, OHIO levce.
We were pleased to learn yesterday that
Rev Whittaker's condition was greatly i'm
proved and hope that he may continue to
improve and speedily recover. This com.
munity cannot afford to loose 50 earnest q
worker.
Have you seen the Bissell carpet sweep
er for sale by A. Haley 1t sweeps the
carpet perfectly clean, gathers the dirt IN {
box raises no dust, runs like a lawn mower
and no family should be without one in the
house.
--Paducsh News: "Miss Mamie Ohm
stead, of Cairo, who had been visiting Mrs
Richard Holland for some days, left 70
home this morning, leaving behind mum
Der Of admirers among our young beluN
won through her bcwitching ways and cN
cclcnt musical talents"
Compliant has for several days bee
made to Us about the "unhealthy smell
which we are told, can almost be felt j
the neighborhood OF the pork packing hou:
on Commercial. This matter is very ser
ousIy complained Of by more than one an
. should be remcdied.
1t should not be forgotten that Il
Youths Association meets in the Reior
hall at 9 o'clock this afternoon. EvcryboC
/. should ottend--ladics, gentlemen, girls az
- boys--no matter OF what denominatio
The meeting will be strictly non-sectari
- and promises to be interesting.
/. We yesterday received the first numb
OF II new journal, The Stalwart, publish
in Springfield, which says Capt. Tom Hal
day, OF Cairo, wants to represent the Zig
teenth congressional district in congress.
y capt, Tom has aspirations in that lii
he has only to say so, and "Capt" Thon
will stay at home.
AS has been our custom, we shall co
mence on Monday, Jan. 12th, our semi,
70, hual clearing sale Of winter dry goods
For make room for our spring stock. In vi
Of the recent sharp advance in goods thi,