The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-15
RANGE FOR SALE.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

| Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. Marked
Col. Taylor's health is steadily i'm
proving.
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store
Chocolate Ice Cream at Phil Saup's
Ice Cream Saloon.
Hon. VIM. Hartzell returned to his
home yesterday.
Miss Lucy Dyer, of Dongola, is in the
city visiting Miss Monte Mctcalf
Posters, Bills, Cards, Bill Heads, Let
ter Heads, Envelops, ETC., over Taber's on
Commercial avenue.
Rev. George, having returned, will
conduct the usual services in the Presbyte-
rian church to-day.
Mr.. Phil Saup and wife leave for Chi
cago to-day to attend the approaching turn
! out of the Knights Templar in that city.
Mr.. Charles Breed, of St. Johns who
has been in our town for several days re-
turned to his home yesterday.
Chocolate Ice Cream at Phil Saups
Ice Cream Saloon.
The colored folks barbecued at Locus.
grove yesterday, and enjoyed themselves in
their own way until early this morning.
The uniforms for the North Cairo
club and the Sweepers arrived from Gin
cinnati yesterday.
MIR. Robt. Castles having resigned his
position as local freight agent of the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad, Mr.. Z. B.
DIETRICH has been appointed to take his
place
The picnic at Cunningham's grove
to-day promises to be well attended. AS
will be seen from the advertisement the
I. T. Hillman leaves this city on her first
trip at one o'clock.
Chocolate Ice Cream at Phil Saup's
Ice Cream Saloon.
If you have symptoms of chi!ls or jaun-
dice, or bilious complaints of any kind, 90
TO Geo. 0 Hara and buy Forbes Liver
Pad, Mol. 1t is a sure cure if worn accord
ing to directions. Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, $l.00.
Dan Rice yesterday presented his fine
thoroughbred mare to Miss Clara, daughter
of A. J. Garlic. 1t was "a gallant deed.
handsomely done" tor the sake of "auld
lang syne.' Mr.. Carries family and Dan
Rice were brought up in the same town.
Jack Pendleton who was for some
time an engineer on one of our tugs, went
to Nevada some time ago for his health,
and returned yesterday, but departed for
Memphis to accept a similar position to
that which he held here.
"A little mule attached to a delivery
wagon yesterday, started on brisk run
from the Tenth street watering place to-
ward the point on Washington avenue; but
was stopped at the corner Of Seventh |
street. No damage was done.
For some good cause, Rev. Whitaker
failed to deliver his lecture at Temperance
hall, night before last, and will now, IN all
probability, deliver it on Friday next. The
reverend gentleman is ponted and forci-
bic talker-one who presents facts in the
plainest possible manner, and is therefore
always listened to with rapt attention.
A Grand free barbecue will be held
at Mound City in Pulaski county on the
10Th instant, which everybody is invited
to attend There will be no lack of the
best of food tor there has already been
enough subscribed to feed five thousand
people. A similar affair Will take place at
Grand Chain on the Goth.
That jolly, registering, rollicking, mer-
ry-making blade, John Towers, has actu-
ally taken unto himself wife In the per-
son Of Miss Mary Naon. Mr.. Towers was
at one time an employe Of this Office, and
when we say that we sympathze with the
bride in this, her hour Of affection, we ex-
press the sentiments Of the entire BULLETIN
force.
Mr.. I. L. Harrell was yesterday pre-
sented, by Mr.. Hogendobler, of Villa
Ridge, with sample Of very fine grapes
raisedon his farm, from seed obtained from
Warren county, Pennsylvania. They are
chiefly remarkable for the compactness
with which they have grown the grapes
having the appearance of having grown
together.
The National Greenback Labor party
will hold mass meeting in this city on the
18th inat and Hon II W;,tor a,l IT,,