The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-07

| roT Sa!t cheap desk Apply ~ III
Office.
Hon. John II. Oberlv will probabl,
lesve for Springfield tins afternoon.
From present appearances street rail
roads in this city are things OF the neal
future.
Fresh oyster, al Al. r DcBoun's 81
Ohio Leyee.
The usual services will be conducted
in the Methodist church to day by Rev
Whitaker.
--FoR SALE, phaeton and set Of harness
Apply q; the Bulletin Office.
Mr.. F. NJ. Ward, who during The sum.
mer months has furnished our citizens with
ice. is now in the coal business.
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, al +. KoIsmcyer's.
English services will be conducted at
the German Lutheran church this evening
by Rev. Knappe.
Fresh oysters at A. 7. DeBaun's Sc
Ohio Levoe.
Owing 10 the Wet weather the race
which was advertised to take place at the
park yesterday, was postponed until Satur-
day next.
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyers.
The telephone wires will probably be
up in the course OF the present week, and
those who desire 10 subscribe should do so
al once.
Mr.. Enos Morris. son of Mr. Jas. 5.
Morris, of ullin, who has been in the city
several days, visiting his sister Mrs W F.
Schuckers, returned home yesterday.
Fresh oysters az A. T. DeBaun's SO
Ohio Levee.
Mr.. Joseph Burke has rented the bull
LEIIN book bindery and will hereafter have
sole charge thereof lie is an excellent
workman Of many years experience, and is
prepared to DO the very beat of work at
low figures.
Prot Eisenbcrg leaves this city for
OkapVIle. tomorrow afternoon, where he
will probably remain tor several months.
He is Que OF our most accomplished mus.
cau, and will be missed by our amusement
loving people
We have no desire 70 unnecessarily
arouse the curiosity of our readera, but if
the reports are true which for over . week
have come TO our ears, marriage is soon
to be celebrated uptown that will sstonIsh
quite all our people
The Illinois Central railroad has kindly
furnished the city with eight or ten car
loads of gravel with which 10 repair Ohio
lcyee. It was dumped on the street some
time ago. but the inclcmeEt weather has
Redistribution.
Capt. Hambleton, after several days.
stay IN this city, returned home yesterday
evening. He has been appointed Sunday
school superintendent OF the Methodist
church Of Mound City, and went horae TO
labor in the vineyard Of the Lord.
A few drunkards. whose names the
world is not interested in, yesterday had
Justice meted out to them. and were con-
sigued quarters in the city jail They
would make An agreeable picture with
shovels ia their hands, shoyeling mud from
the crossings
The News is considerably exercised
over the fact that a number of Cinnamon
will shortly locate in this city. If they DO
come here, and there is every reason to be-
lieye thst they will, their action must bc
attributed to the influence which GorGeld's
Chinese letter has exerted.
The official count Of the county
vote, shows that j. NJ, Damrons
majority is eighty six; A. II.
Twins, ninety three; r, Fitzgerald, one
hundred and forty; John Hodges, also one
hundred and forty, and 7. W. Ilalliday's,
three hundred and twenty.one.
COL Robert Lowry's reputation as
temperance crater is assuming very rcspccta'
BILE proportions. We have of late seen
| many comp imen,ary notices Of the Colonel,
the latest OF which is the following from
the Kansas City Times: "Col. Robert
Lowry made trip through Icavenwor,h
county last week, speaking NJ several points
with great acceptance. He spoke nj Lin.
wood on Monday evening (thc 4th), and
the audience were so well pleased thu. he
| was urupd 10 return Ue vnoa IN Carhon