The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-28
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. Marked

trade. Apply at once. e. WIoHERT'
The Mississippi Central pay cor hi
again filled the pockets of the boys at tn
end of the road.
For sale cheap, desk, Apply at til
Office.
We call the readers attention to tn
card of Mrs. Floyd to be found in OF
special local column.
--FoR SALE, phaeton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
The old railroad house after havin!
been under way several weeks has almos
reached its destination
--"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Our former fellow citizen, Mr.. E. P
Birmingham is in the city and will prob
ably remain few days.
Order election tickets at The BuLLE,
TIN job office, 81 80 per thousand.
Mr.. John McNulty yesterday had the
goods of his levee clothing store packed
and shipped to Canton, Mississippi.
--"Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
The Illinois Central road has brought
in five or six car loads of gravel which will
be spread along its track or Ohio leyee.
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand
at $3.50 per thousand, E. E. Ellis, printer,
Office, Ohio Lcvee. "
The reverend gentlemen who have con-
Quoted the services in the Reform hall on
the evenings OF Monday and Tuesday, have
returned to their respective homes,
AS the colored boys marched by this
office on their way home from the court
house, night before last, they cheered en-
Enthusiastically for Hon. John II. Oberly.
--Colfax is coming TO the front again.
He cannot see why the same crime that
laid him on the shelf should elevate Gar
field TO the presidency. Can anybody tell
him.
Mr.. VIM. Guont has been appointed
to the position of private policeman for the
upper portion Of the city. He has taken
the necessary oath and filed his bond and
will go on duty at once
A very pleasant party was night be-
fore last given at the residence Of Mr.. Horse
myer, in honor of Mr.. Frank Avery, of
Peoria, who is IN the city visiting at the
residence of Mr.. S. p. Wheeler
Mr.. c. c. Noble editor of the Bland
vile Press was in the city yesterday. From
him We learn that the court house which is
being built at Wickliffe will be finished in
about ten days and that force of not less
than five hundred men are at work building
residences. etc. II is destined to he
place of some consequence and hhat, too,
quite soon.
But one case appeared On Judge Ohm
sted's docket yesterday. 1t was that Of
John Martin, who had failed to quench
his thirst at the city pump and had sought
out several saloons with that object in
view. His being bad case Of drunk" a
line TO suit was assessed, and for the non
payment Of the same was jailed for -four
DAYS.
The cotton press building, which will
be erected Immediately above the cross
evee where the tracks of the Illinois Cen
raj and CAIRO and Vinccnnes railroads
ross, will be frame structure. A wide
platform which will extend to the tracks Of !
he Cairo and Nncennes and Illinois Cen
raj railroads. will be built on the sides to
aciliate the loading and unloading Of the
otton from the cars
Tomorrow night the democrats will
urn out in force and parade through the |
principal streets Of the city, and it is re-
Iuested by the committee that all those |
Who feel so disposed, illumina te their resi-.
iences that night. The line of |
march will be published tomorrow, in or. |
Ter that there may be no dlsaprointmeuts.
The democrats Of the neighboring counties
AVE been invited and large turnout is
expected.
The thief, who stole the gold watch
md chain from the iowelry establishment
If Mr.. John J Steltzer night before last,
las not been yet found. The fellow, who en-
gaged Mr.. Steltzer in conversation in front
IF his store while the thief secured the
goods. and who was arrested, was brought
before Judge Olmsted for hearing yester-
lay, but took q change of venue to Squire
Comings. That worthy heard the evil
lence in the case until evening, and then
continued the case until this morning. The
ro,lou u;voc his nomo NJ loo Reeves and