The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-12

Notices in these columns, ten cents per lin,
each insertion. Marked

Judge Green left the city for up the
country yesterday.
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store.
Marion c. Wright, superintendent Of
Halliday's coal mines and salt works at St.
Johns, is in the city,
Business in our police courts was quite
brisk yesterday, but no cases of unusual
interest were tried.
You should see the marvellous Quinnette
children at the Comique this week. They
are truly wonderful
Posters, Bills, Cards, Bill Heads, Let
ter Heads, Envelops, etc, over Taber's on
Commercial avenue.
Mr.. n. E. Jacobs, president OF the
BOOSTERS, publishes notice in our special
local column that is Of interest to them.
Mr.. Chas. Saup for some time foreman
of THE BULLETIN job room, left for Zanes.
vile, Ohio, Yesterday, where he will proba-
bly, remain.
Mr.. H. Blooms is erecting another build
ing near his present place Of business,
which will, when finished, torn very COM
Portable and otherwise acceptable place for
business.
The Illinois Central Railroad company
broke ground yesterday morning for their
million bushel elevator. A large force Of
hands are at work, and the building will be
pushed rapidly to completion
If you have symptoms of chi!ls or jaun-
dice, or bilious complaints of any kind, go
to Geo. 0 Hara and buy Forbes Liver
Pad, Mol. It's a sure cure if worn accord
ing to directions. Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, s10O.
Two trains of time freight, from be-
low, left here yesterday evening at the
same time. One of the trains was loaded
with watermelons and the other with Texas
cattle.
The towboat Resolute, which sunk
above our elevator not long ago, is pretty
well under water-her pilot house being all
that is visible. She was insured for $4,000
in Memphis,
AT a barbecue held at Olive Branch
day before yesterday, one Henry Thrupp
was shot by James Gregg, We have no
particulars other than that a dispute of
some kind lead to the tragedy, No arrests
were made.
Work on the extension Of the Mobile
and OHIO railroad is progressing. MI.
Dunavan the contractor, who was in the
city yesterday reports that two miles of the
track has already been built and at pres.
ent six hundred men are at work thereon.
Report reached here from Villa Ridge,
yesterday, that Mr. E. P. Azley, brother of
our fellow citizen, W. F. Axley, was not ex-
pected to live. He has been for some time
suffering from a bilious attack, and has,
within the last few days, grown constantly
worse.
The Sweepers met in Mr.. Leo Kleb's
hall, next to the council chamber, last
night, for the transaction Of general bust
ness. Mr.. Kleb very generously permitted
the club to meet in his hall free Of charge,
for which he has the thanks Of the Third
warders.
One of our prominent and well-to-do
citizens will this evening be united in the
holy bonds of wedlock with one Of our fair
est daughters of Eve, at the residence Of
Mr Harry Schultz, on Ninth street. 1t is
rumored that besides this another mar
rage is to take place at the same house.
The family of Mr. Joseph Cavendar
has been sorely afflicted with illness Of late.
Every member has been down with the
scarlet fever, and yesterday death entered
his household and took away his little SOD,
aged seven or eight years. He was buried
yesterday.
The temperance people Of Mound City
had a grand meeting night before last SO
we were told, to which Cairoites were in
vted The attendance was very large, the
exercises highly interesting, and all were
well pleased with the entire entertainment
After the meeting social dance was had
in which seven Cairo couples took part.
Sheriff Hodges can make remarka-
bic showing in the way of the collection Of
taxes this year. Only thirteen lots reIaain
upon which the taxes are not paid and the
forfeited taxes amount to only about thirty
five dollars His record as a collector stands
out boldly above that Of any Of his prede-
cessors.
--Mr. German is having Commercial nv.
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