The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-12

Mr.. II. II Candee is home again aft
an absence of about four weeks in the cas-
Secure your seats to-day for "Electr
Light, TOMORROW night, fine comedy by
fine company.
For SALE, phaeton and set Of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
The regular meeting of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union will be he'll
to-day
The business transacted IN the count
court yesterday Vas principally of a civil
Mature
The sociable Of the Mystic yrew take
place tonight and not tomorrow night a
is believed by some
--"Between the acts" cigarettes. whole
sale and retail, at +. KoIsmeyer's.
Remember John Dillon will be at The
Atheneum TO morrow night. Reserved seat!
can be obtained at lIartman's.
The wriggling thing on the levee that
succeeded the Cairo Sun is not likely ever
to get at the facts Of anything.
"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail at +. Korsmeyer's
For generally disagreeable weather
that of the past few days not only gets 'the
cake but also claim on the whole bsk
cry.
sold Probs" seems to be in bad
humor if we may Judge from the spell OF
disagreeable weather he is affecting US
with.
Cairo can now boast of containing the
first and only living" Justice of the peace"(D
who has been arrested and fined for
language used from the bench.
Those TO whom the city is indebted
should to-day call on our efficient city
clerk, Foley, and receive their pay. The
scrip is ready for them.
The addition to the New York store is
now finished and new goods, of all varieties,
which will occupy the vacant space, are
already arriving.
Contrary 10 expectation, the case ct
French Axley was not heard In the county
court Yesterday Mr.. AIlcy took change
Of venue to Pulaski county.
Il Hon. Dick Towpshend, of the Nine
teenth Illinois district, goes back to con-
gees by larger majority than in 1878,
when he got 4,4l3 more votes than his re-
publican opponent.
The brick addition TO the st. Charles
hotel is nearly up and, while it will greatly
facilitate the management of the entire
concern when in running order, it will also
contribute TO its appearance.
Anyone desiring g bargain should con-
suit our special local column this morning
in which Mr. NJ. J. Howley offers lot and
two story house, in good condition, and de
sirable ncighborhood, for sale for $3.50.
Under the management Of Mr.. Henry
Winter the Arlington hotel has won an
cnyiable reputation abroad. The large
patronage il enjoys is ample evidence that
jack is success az hotel keeper.
--Wanted--A plasterer to finish room
containing forty 10 fifty yards of walls.
The lathing is already done. Must be
plastcred this week or not done at all.
Apply at No. 80 Tenth street.
L. A. BURNETT.
Officer Lally last night again took
charge of the Fifth ward beat, much to the
pleasure of the people residing in that
ward, who appreciate his worth, Pat Is
one Of the live and fearless officers Of our
force.
Mrs. Sarah Marvin, sister Of j. II.
Speck, Of Barclays prescription drug store,
died suddenly in Columbus, Ohio, day be-
fore yesterday. A dispatch announcing
this fact and that the funeral would take
place this morning, reached Mr.. Speck too
late to admit Of his being present at the
funeral.
All places of amusements are being
well patronized this season. A "hp top
minstrel and specially company, with
changes Of people and programme every
week, has caused Walkers Theatre Comique
to receive its iull share Of patronage. They
give good shows, and are entitled to good
houses.
II men who belong TO churches would
| not be so particular about carrying their
umbrellas into the pews with them, bu,
would leave them in the vestibule, they
would show more faith in those who attend
the same church. As 1t is, there is httl,
encouragement TO poor man to try ant
accumulate an umbrella.