The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-18
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Yesterdays weather was comparative
" pleasant.
Mr.. Crandall one of Mound Cty's
attorneys was in the city yesterday.
The prospect for the early organization
of fair association is very fine and large.
The furniture factory machinery is for
sale cheap. See notice in another column
Parties especially phantom parties
will commence booming Immediately after
Lent.
The marriage market is very flat" and
will continue to be so until after Lent--so
they say,
Cant Cairo Democrats organize Nor
rison club and thereby follow the example
of numerous cities"
--"Sec yourself as others see you" by
reading the advertisement of Lightfoot &
Sheltons, in another column.
will Emery, of the Comique, has two
hearts. One he plays with and the other
the girls play with, He likes that heartily
Mr. John MAJOR Is prepared TO furnish
all kinds of new wagons and buggies on
credit, on approved paper or very low for
cash.
Mr. w. H. Schutter, who has been
nursing Mr.. c. Hanny during his severe
illness, reports that gentleman steadily i'm
proving.
Mr., P, Mshanny, our former city jailer,
is the father of fine boy baby-which
found its way into this vale of tears on Fri
day last
The late cold weather has killed some
of the crop Of peaches. The crop of can
didates for the presidency will also be FROST
bitten before long.
st. Patrick's day was appropriately
celebrated yesterday by our Irish fellow
citizens, by attending divine service in st.
Patricks church.
DR.. Petrie, yesterday took possession
of the front rooms in the second story of
the Alexander county bank building, and
will hereafter be found there,
MANY voters" should begin to exert
their influence over those of our good peo-
pie who can be induced to make the alder
manic race, and cause them to announce
themselves.
DIR. Wood was yesterday engaged in
preparing to remove from among us the
man, Crazy Jimmy" who has been such a
nuisance to some of our citizens, for sew
eral weeks past.
Another tidal wave. This time il is
created by the "Faultless," the most popu-
lar five cent cigar in this or anyother mar
ket. For sale by F, Korsmyer, Ohio Levee,
corner OF Sixth street.
Perhaps no break in our sidewalks has
occasioned more profanity than the one on
the west side of Washington, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. 1t has caused
more stumbling at nights than old "tangle-
foot itself,
-"Who has not heard of the vale Of 1880
We have forgotten the rest, but everybody is
hearing of, and trying, and buying the
Phunix'Baking Powder, and are assured Of
its purity.
Fight hundred full sheets Of Bristol
card board to be cut into business cards.
tickets, visiting cards, etc, were yesterday
received at The BULLETIN Job Office.
We desire to call attention to the adj
vertised sale Of lots and lands in East
Cairo, to take place next week. Read the
"a /" in another column and don't miss so
good an opportunity to buy houses on easy
terms.
The city scrapcr is lying at the corner
of Nnteenth street and Washington ave.
nue.. in position in which teams are apt
to pass over it. The person whose duty
it is. should remove it out of the mud and
put it out of reach of rain.
The law office of Hendricks 4 l1end-
ricks, to be found in the second story Of the
Alexander County Bank building, has been
handsomely furnished ofate. A new car
pet, comfortable chairs, handsome oil
paintings and fifty dollar desk grace the
Office.
The Catholic church, on the corner Of
Ninth street and Washington avenue, was
crowded last night by our best Irish citi-
Zens, who listened to a lecture by Rev. ID. l..
Lcyden, of Cape Girardeau, Mo. The lee
ture is said to have been fine, full Of argu-
mcnt and inspiring passages.
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