The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-27
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Al Hurd, who was confined TO his
house for several days with rheumatism or
neuralgia in the shoulder, is again able to
be out,
State Register; "Hon. J, II, Obcrly
arises to explain that he is not candidate
for any office, and IS out Of politics except
as an humble laborcr in the Democratic
vineyard
--Justus Cunningham, our criminal law.
yer, has returned to the city after an alb
sence of several weeks. He has been at
tending court in Pulaski county-so he
says.
The first gas ever exhibited in New
York was from lamp erected by the old
gas company in 1923 in franklin square
and it caused as great curiosity as Thomas
Hair Soap does at O'Hara's
In Justice to Mr.. John Clancy we de-
sire to state that no legal paper was served
upon HIM The whole matter was hoax,
gotten up by City Clerk Foley and Coroner
| Fitzgerald,
Announcement extraordinary. The
"Faultless' five cent cigar is the best ever
sold in this market. 1t is pure Havana
filler, bright wrapper, burns with clear
white ash, is SMOKED by everybody and sold
wholesale and retail by F. Korsmeyc.
Mr.. Kitchen, who is in the city can.
vassing for Dickens and Moore's complete
works had yesterday evening succeeded in
taking orders tor one hundred copies The
books are valuable and the terms offered
places them within the reach Of everyone
who may be Of literary turn Of mind.
Some Of our prominent up town citi-
zens suffered some losses from chicken
thieves last Friday night. Mcssrs c. n.
Hughes, n L. Halliday and Col. 5. 5. Tay.
log were visited, the former sustaining the
heaviest loss. Ninety fancy chickens be-
Ing stolen from him.
The OIL Oi,y Derrick of a late date
contains ''e returns " " 'a'e e.e'''"H io'
Guy o'lce's nsu III 'na' CITY ne returns
show that J. H. Obcrly was elected mayor
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FROM ih'''a'.o'' p''n''' !''''r.H
we See '"A' MISS 'A1''' " ''','n'' au' '.'
A.'e'' N'""c.' WIZ VI '''''''s" d. ."' '''i'
oe"ce o. cue o'I'e pnren'' o" i"D'''ay,
Marc" +"' i',0 ne p1''''' "'s "g,'
known !" ever! 'i'' u INC ''.y' ""' wiz
receive u'e congratulations o' numerous
trends
Nip and Tuck was played AZ the Ath
cneum last night to large audience. The
evening was An unusually pleasant one and
people came from every part OF the city to
| go was F'l'"''' '''''t' I'~~ '
a piece. The actors were all perfect IN
their parts, and elected many hearty c&.
prcssions Of feeling. The troupe sustained
it, good reputation sp!cndldIy, and the au-
djeacc we're well pleased throughout
Squire Robinson has secured the desk
Used by Judge Bross during the DAYS when
that gentleman graccd the office of police
magistrate Beneath the desk, and in easy
reach, the SQUIRE keeps club, which, in
vain Of humor. he Yesterday informed Us,
wa; for our c.pecial benefit. This beng
the case the proceedings of Squire Robin
san. corr, will aope,r in these columns in
fine choicest Of language only.
Justice Robinson Yesterday faci the
second cook Of the Planters house five dol
lqr. and cost, for using abusive language.
Goo Gil. Of the story i TO the effect that a
ty,mn vlo had been lettering abou, the
ho,cl had taken possession Of the cook F.,