The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-10

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
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--WANTED-a good whlte girl ior gen
eral house work. Enquire of
A. BLACK, Fifth street.
Just received large invoice Of No. 6
envelopes at The BULLETIN office.
Henry Stout has the brick work on
Green, Wood l. Benefits new ware house,
up, ready for the roof.
Circuit court convenes next Monday
The grand jury will have several important
cases to take cognizance of.
Col. John Wood calls meeting OF the
Garfield and Arthur club for tonight as
will be seen by notice elsewhere in this
issue.
"A young man was yesterday arrested
for fast driving upon our streets Justice
Olmsted fined him the amount usual in such
cases.
The BOOSTERS had meeting last night
The crowd was good and enthusiastic as
usual, They will prove to be a power in
the Democratic ranks during the coming
campaign.
Mrs. S. P. Bennett and children have
gone on visit to Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and other eastern cities. They will remain
away all summer.
We caused a remarkable improvement
in yesterdays Argus as we do in every
thing and everybody We have occasion to
haul over the Goals.
We hope with many Of our citizens
that the much needed work on the park,
drive, referred to in yesterdays BULLETIN,
will not be indefinitely delayed.
See notice OF marblized mantles at
Dayidson's. These nantes can be furnish
ed for low price, and are equally as hand
some and more durable than genuine mar
Bile.
The venerable Peter Cooper, the great
Greenbacker, a few days ago, in address
ing General Hancock, said that he "felt
confident that he was addressing the next
President of the United States
A Republican exchange says that the
Democrats went to Cincinnati on the broad
guage. They returned on the narrow
track" We are told that the ma ROW road
leads to glory The Democrats are all right
now.
Squire Osborn will to-day move his of.
fee from where it now is, on the corner of
Eighteenth and Commercial avenue, down
to the corner of Twelfth and Washington
avenue, iato the building formerly occupied
by Justice Olmsted
George Hill, colored damsel, made
an uptown neighborhood ring with her wild
screams and yells and herfonlmouthed utter
ances, night before last. She was arrested by
Officer Wins and fined five dollars and
costs by Squire Osborn.
The II. S. McComb" is beng hand
somely painted both inside and out. She
will be beauty after she is finished, espec-
tally after her new chimneys have been
erected, which Captain Mckinney has now
in course of construction.
The dog nuisance is again makingA it.
self fealt since the arrival of the hot days.
The number of dogs that have not the nee
essary tag tied around their neck is really
astonishing. They should have mere atten-
ton from the chief Of police.
The little daughter Of Mrs. Howe
who lives up town somewhere, fell from a
peach tree standing in the yard, yesterday
evening, and broke her collar bone. Dr..
MetcaLf was called, who reset the bone and
made the sufferer as comfortable as possible.
Eli Perkins, who is rampant stall
wart writes that "the sixteen southern
states hate Hancock as they do the old
flag" Hows thisl We thought Hancock
was their man. The stalwarts are confus.
Ing each other with their own lies.
A thousand pounds of note, leticG,
statements and bill.heads, Quaker City
best papers in the market, pure linen fibre,
pure Irish linen, white and colored poster
light and heavy linen, azure, yellow,
cream, etc., just received at The BULLETIN
Office.
"A young colored man, about twenty
years of age, named Jno. Brown was yes.er-
day drowned in the Mississippi river while
in swimming. He was subject to epipsy,
or falling fits, and it is supposed that while
| in the water he was attacked with them
and went under.
Miss Auna La Forge, Of New Madrid,
who has been visiting Miss Mollie Hunter,
Of this city for some months past, returned
20 her home Thursday by the Iron Noun
tain railroad While here she made many