The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-11

See notice of annual election OF the
Hibernian Fire Co., No. 4,
--"Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Mrs Dr. MARCIA left for Villa Ridge
yesterday on short visit.
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store, Alden's job office.
Fancy creamery butter and cheese at
Pettis & Birds.
-"Between the Acus" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyers.
Read notice of room to rent in special
column.
Mr.. c. r. Woodward left for Hot
Springs yesterday to effect the cure of a
rheumatic arm.
The Republicans again found their
way to the store house of the city brewery
yesterday
Hams, breakfast bacon and dried beef
at Pettis s. Birds.
The laborers on the streets have petit
toned the city council to increse their
daily wages from $l.25 to $50.
We sell Dozier Weyl & Cos best trade
mark crackers, cakes, &c. Pettis & Bird.
The county commissioners expected to
conclude their labor of love- in the IN
terest of the county, yesterday evening.
For SALE.-A whole outfit. Young
horse, sound in every respect, handmade
buggy harness and aphaeton built to order,
Price $3.50 Apply at this office.
Choice cranberries, new pickles, oat
meal, cracked wheat and lots of other new
goods at Pettis & Birds.
Our readers may find it to their inter
est to read and bear in mind the local
notices of Messrs. Pettis g. Bird published
in these columns this morning,
"A fresh arrival of choice tea of all
grades-cheap; also handsome present
given away with each and every pound, at
Pettis & Birds.
A grand Democratic barbecue will be
given at Pulaski, in the county OF the same
name, to-day. All Democrats that can
should not fail to be on hand and take an
active part
Two negroes yesterday afternoon IN
dulged in insulting words at the corner Of
Sixth and Commercial, which finally re-
suited in one of them being cut in the arm.
No arrest was made.
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, No. I. 1t is sure cure if worn accord
ing to directions. Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, Sl.00.
Who wants Grand piano, warranted
for five years, from the Grand Piano COM
pany of Cincinnati, at LOWER PRICE than
it can be bought at wholesale by teachers
or dealers Apply for 10 days at the
BULLETIN office.
BY postal card received at The Bull
LErIN yesterday, we learn that Mr.. 5. NJ.
Wharton will be here this week or next,
with thirty head of gentle fancy ponies,
suitable for ladies' and children, which will
be sold at low figures for cash.
City Attorney William Hendricks is
making energetic efforts to get subscrip,
tons tor the purpose of having the Tenth
street stand painted. The railing and up
per portion is to receive two coats OF white
paint, and the base two coats of whitewash'
Mr.. w. w. Wilbourn, of Olive Branch,
and Mr. Phil Finch, of Hodges Park, both
enthusiastic Democrats and live men, while
in the city attending the great demonstra-
ton of Wednesday, called on US and sub
scribed for the DAILY BULLETIN.
Dizziness prevailed IN police circles
yesterday. The turnkey, magistrates, Of
hcers, constables, and Others, who interest
themselves in criminal affairs spent the
day by idly walking about the city or
adjoining the sidewalks while they held
down chairs in front of buildings.
The meeting of the Reform club last
night was more largely attended than it
has been for some time. After the usual
routine of business had been gone through,
Messrs. Alden, yesterday and Sergeant,
entertained the audience with short
speeches, and then, after Il song was sung
by the audience the club adjourned.
The Republicans have appointed a
committee to see about the organization of
a drum corps and glee club. We hear
that Mr.. Eisenberg will assume the leader
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