The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-12


for Hon. John II. Oberly, the democratic
candidate for secretary Of state. These
same republicans will all wish they had Hot
only cheerod but voted for Oberly after
election day in November next"
If any patron of THE BULLETIN wants
a "Chickering Piano." at reduced price,
we have an offer that will enable us to fur
nish an upright style ~, ~ octave, cata-
logue price, $1,000, at large discount, If
immediate arrangement is made.
On the 10Th, Goth and 21st inst, the
ladies of St. Patrick's Catholic church will
hold fair and festival in the Reform hall.
This is the first time in two years that these
ladies have asked the assistance of the
| public for their church, and hence we hope
that every person will buy ticket and
help them along.
AT about two o'clock yesterday morn
ing q white man, who had been arrested by
Officers Shuckers and Lally made his es-
cape from the Ulcers from the officers at
the jail door, The officers sent several
bullets after him to brighten him, but did
not succeed in bringing him to stand
still. He was guilty of minor offense.
The cityof Cleveland licenses her news
boys and boot blacks, giving each one
badge with a number upon it. A recent
newspaper of that city contains nearly a
column of names with number attached
to each, giving notice to the owners of those
names that if they blacken boots or sell pa
pers with those badges on without having
paid their license fees, they will be arrested.
AT the meeting of the Youths temper
ance society Sunday, the following Of
ticers were elected: Mr.. G. NJ. Alden, presi-
dent; Mr.. King, Mrs. Batty, Mr. Geo. S.
Fisher, Miss Maud Rittenhouse, Miss Annie
Riley, Mr.. Thos. Horn, Miss Eva Shepard,
Mrs. Jas. F. Miller and Mrs. NJ. yesterday,
vice. presidents, who at the same time act as
teachers. Miss Annie Wilson was elected
secretary; Mr.. E. Comings, treasurer, and
Mr.. Perl yesterday, librarian.
The Republican Advocate, published
and edited by colored man, speaks thus
of our fellow citizens, Hon. John J. Bird
Judge John j. Bird is in the city, and is
taking lively interest in state and county
politics. He Is an enthusiastic supporter of
John H. Oberly for secretary Of State and
has excellent reasons for so doing, The
Judge yields large vote in this state, and
as the honesty of his convictions can not be
impeached, he will necessarily have large
following"
Two colored men, named Milt. Null
phins and John Collins, had quite a Skin
mlsh at the corner OF Fifth and CONNER
cial yesterday forenoon which resulted in
Mulphins having his lower lip bit through,
and Collins having his shoulder dlslocated
by being struck with a brick They were
each fined the usual amount, and then
marched to the Office of DR.. Parker, where
they received the necessary attention, and
then confined in thc' city jail After a
short stay Collins was released on the order
of the mayor.
The following are the names OF the
teachers in our public schools High
school, room No. I, Miss Armstrong; No.
2, Miss Warder; No. 3, Miss Foss No. 4,
Miss Chase; No. 8, Miss Pattison and Miss
Krimbill Principal, Prof. G. G. Alvord.
Thirteenth street school, room No. /, Miss
Ssson No. 2 Miss Hackstatf; No. 3, Miss
Riley; No, a, Miss Risey; No. s, Miss
Hayes and Miss Lacrone. Eleventh
primary school, Mrs. Hotchkiss. Colored
school, room No. I, Miss Salter; No. 2,
Miss Crawford; No. 8, Mr.. Tanner; No. A,
Mr.. Parker
Joe Robarts, the editor OF the Pulaski
Patriot and dabbler in Alexander county
politics, occupied the greater portion of
our sidewalks Sunday, He came down to
take a look at a suit Of clothes, which one Of
Onr tailors made to order for him about
four weeks ago and which have not yet
changed hands, because there has been no
money in sight for the tailor. We can
sympathize with both OF these gentlemen.
With Robarts, because he needs the clothes,
but can't getthem without money, and with
our tailor, because he will never find
another customer whom the othes will fit
unless it be toad.
Voters should not forget that to-day
is the day to register. The following named
gentlemen, who were appointed judges Of
election for the ensuing year, by the coun
ty commissioners court, by virtue Of said
appointment, will act as judges Of registra.
ton to-day; First Cairo precinct--.Geo.