The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-12
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

County court will probably adjourn on
Monday.
MI. NJ. B. Harrcll is home again from
Chicago,
The attorneys OF Mrs. Mescham have
secured new trial for that lady.
Justice Robnson's cigar store, next
to his office, is quite a coy little place.
The dry goods house of Messrs. Gold
stine & Roscnwatcr is receiving new coat
OF paint
The freight which now arrives in this
city by the Illinois Central road is princi
pally bound for the south.
The frame business house which Mr.
John Clancy is building on Twelfth street
is gradually assuming shape.
DR. J, W. Singleton and Capt. William
Clark, are the gentlemen who will address
the Reform club tonight.
The nightly performances at the
Comique are this week of the highest and
most entertaining character
Eight hundred full sheets of Bristol
card board to be cut into business cards.
tickets, visiting cards, ETC., were yesterday
received at The BULLETIN Job Office.
Among the late arrivals may be men
toned boy baby in the family of Rev.
Whitaker, which made ITS appearance
Thursday night, All concerned are doing
well.
Mr.. Joseph Roth, for many years book
keeper for Golstine & Rosenwater, but now
in business for himself IN a southern city,
has been in Cairo for several days and ex-
pected to return home yesterday evening
We learn that with the next shipment
of G. Gallagher e. Sons celebrated Creole
flour to the queen of England, there will
also be a quantity Of O'Haras famous
phoenix Baking Powder The queen
uses the best
-Chas. Boone, the young negro who
some time ago entered the residence OF
Mrs. Deer and carried off a mirror has
been given two years in the reform school
by Judge Yocum. This is the fellows
second trip to that institution.
We very clearly see the necessity of
writing our items ust $50 and thereby
pleasing the old "man in the moon" who
edits the Sun. And, of course, hereafter
we will polish off our items so carefullee
| that we'll not even offend our friend Mckee.
THE ire department was TO have held
a meeting in the conncil chamber on next
Monday night, but in all probability no
quorum was obtained. The old story, this {;
and it very clearly arguk that the depart
ment should be "cut Gown" to respect
able size.
Thirty reams of white and colorcd
sized paper for full sheet, quarter sheet,
half sheet and other sizes Of posters and
programmes, were yesterday received at
The BULLETIN job Office.
The case Of Mott vs.. the people, which
created considerable talk, some time back,
will come up before Judge Yocum on next
Monday. 1t is to be tried by Il jury, and
since considerable witnesses are to he exam.
med, the whole day will probably be con-
sumcd before Il decision will be reached.
When will the times improve? is the
question in every ones mouth. No one
ever thinks of asking tor better cigar
than the "Faultless' There is none better.
1t is a pure Havana filler, clear wrapper
and sold wholesale and retail by +. Kors-
myer, Ohio Levee corner of Sixth street.
Deputy Sheriff Olmsted left the city
last night for the reform school He had
in charge the two negro boys who, few
days ago, were arrested by Officer Schuckers
and Wooten for stealing coal from the cars
Of the narrow gauge road. They were
sent to the school for term of three years
by Judge Yocun.
AT the present session Of the county
court Judge Yocum has transacted
quite large amount Of business,
which is Of general interest to the public
and which will be found IN another col
umn The business Of this term has, so
tar been transacted with remarkable cecr-
| ity, and this fact alone shows that the
Judge presses the bench with eminent fit
ness.
We are glad to state that Mr.. Knowles,
agent Of the Equitable, although still CON
| fined to his room at the Planters House is
improving rapidly, and his entire recovery,
is only question Of few days. Mr.. X.
speaks in high terms OF the attention he