The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion, Marked

THE BULLETIN, tomorrow morning
will contain full returns by telegraph OF
the state elections to-day in Ohio and
Indiana. Ncwsdealers must give their
orders for extra copies to-day, as the bal
ance ofthe edition will be for sale only at
retail by Geo. Williamson at this office.
Judge Green took the Evansville pack
ct for Golconda yesterday.
Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. KolSmeyer's. y
Mr.. John Smith, the engineer, is con-
fined to his bed by sickness.
Mr.. II. J. Gerould TOOK the excursion
train for Chicago this morning.
The city fathers will put their heads
together for consultation tonight.
--"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +, Korsmeyer's.
Mr. Sol Silver returned from his trip to
New York-looking las happy as the day
is long"
On Saturday last, the mother and sis
ter of Hon. John r. Thomas passed through
this city for Metropolis
"A number of our citizens, young and
old, male and female, left for Chicago this
morning on the excursion train.
Mrs. Sim Taber, who has been spend
ing a week with the family of Mr.. John
Taber, in St. Louis, returned yesterday.
Col. Dan Rces show boat, the Cham
pion, was at this port for short time, Sun
day. She went to Commerce from here.
Just received, full assortment of West
Brothers fine hand -sewed Common Sense
Shoes" at o. HAYTHoRN's. Ladies should
call and see them.
We would modestly suggest to the
Argus that now that it is no longer the
official paper at Cairo, it take down the an
nouncement at the head Of its columns to
that effect.
Judge Allen was in town yesterday on
his way to Golconda. He has taken an ac-
tive part in the canvass so far, much to the
chagrin Of the Republicans who expected
him to sulk on account of the nomination of
Hartzell.
MIR. E. B. Petit has built quite an addi-
ton to his already roomy store on the cor
ner Of Twenty-eighth and Commercial. He
is one of our energetic and reliable bust
ness men, who deserves all the prosperity
which he enjoys.
For SALE, a good young horse, phae-
ton and set of harness. will be sold sepa-
ately or all together. Horse is young, gen.
tie and we'll broken for buggy, saddle or
work, and just the kind for lady to drive.
Apply at the Bulletin once.
Officer Schuckers yesterday evening
arrested drummer for an Evansville cloth
ing house, who was going from house to
house taking orders for clothing He will
be permitted to state his case to Judge
Olmsted this morning, and asked to cor
tribute the usual fine.
The semi-annual election of officers of
ST. Ambrose Guild was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. p. Robbins last night, and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Secretary, Will Williamson;
Treasurer Miss Maud Rittenhouse; Musi-
cal Director, f. Eisman.
Seven men were yesterday brought into
the city from the county for refusing to
work on the road. They all claimed, eth
er to be crippled or sick, but Judge Ohm
sted, before whom they were tried, found
two of them guilty, and fined them so and
costs Besides this, considerable other
business appeared on his docket, which
however, was OF no great Importance.
A letter received by City Clerk Foley
from the Cleveland Rubber Company, states
that, God willing, their agent, Mr.. Mon.
roe, will arrive IN Cairo on Friday next,
and examine the hose which the city pur.
chased from the company, and which have
been found to be of an inferior quality.
The Knights of the Mystic Krcw of
Comus will give a series of parties in the
near future, for which they have sent out
some very handsome invitations. The
dates on which the parties are to be given
are October 14th, November nth, Deem
Der 9th, January 10Th, March cath, April
18th. The committee of arrangements is
composed Of c. Winter, VIM. Ludwig,
Chas. Gilhofcr, T. NJ. Lovett.
"A dispatch from Springfield to the st.
Louis Republican several days ago, says:
"some of the straghtlaced republicans