The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-19

lars which tell to his lot as the best shootist
out Of twenty-five.
"A union wigwam is, very necessary
and would be a convenient thing during
this campaign. A few cents contributed
By each member of the various political
organizations, of both parties, would do
the work well.
Mr. Grundy Bryant, who has some ac-
quaintances here, and who resides in Bal
lard county, KY, has been bitten in the left
cheek and hand by mad dog. Neutrali-
GERS were at once applied and he is sup
posed now to be all right
The North Cairo Hancock and English
clubs had a meeting in the court house and
the Third ward Sweepers had meeting
in their hall last night. Both clubs turned
out in force and their meetings were re-
markable for the unity of purpose and en-
thusiasm exhibited.
The Greenback. Democrat Independent
party of Massachusetts, feel sad in view of
Buffers announced determination to run
for the governorship. again. No doubt they
think with the poet,
"of all sad words by tongue or pen,
The saddles. are these: we might have Ben
Mrs. Jno. Sproat yesterday presented
The BULLETIN with a lot of fine grapes,
the product of the farm OF Captain Sproat
at Columbus, Ky. The fruit was excellent
both in quality and appearance. We ten
der our thanks for the same.
Travelling salesman are taking kindly
to the Arlington, hotel Among the more
prominent who were yesterday registered
there were A. c. Schaefer, of Cincinnati,
who has visited this>clty for the past twen-
ty-five years; Jno H. Sontag, of Evansville,
and F. Franklin, of Cincinnati.
st. Louis always has an eye to bust
ness. They are now suggesting that a
convention of original Hancock men be
held there. If that idea had been acted on
during the time the census was being
taken, they would have completely dis
tanced Chicago.
For first class boots and shoes 60 to 0,
Haythorn's. Largest stock, best assortment,
reasonable prices
Our readers will notice in this morn
ing's issue of The BULLETIN the card Of
Mr.. H. Block, manufacturer of custom
made boots and shoes Mr.. Block will be
found at the sign of the golden boot on
Eighth street and his customers are always
sure of good fit, the best of stock, the
latest styles and the lowest market price.
A chest of tools belonging to Mr.. Joe
Brankley, a carpenter, who Is employed at
Halliday Bros. mill, was yesterday after
noon stolen by some CONSCIOUSNESS rascal.
| The chest was missed at five o'clock and
the officers were at once informed of its
disappearance, but at the present writing
no clue has been obtained Of the thief.
Posters, Bills, Cards, Bill Heads, Let.
ter Heads, Envelops, etc, over Tabers on
Commercial avenue. Alden's job office.
The colored woman who was day be-
fore yesterday arrested by Officer Lally
and imprisoned for her crazy behavior
made an ungodly noise in her cell night be-
fore last, and thereby kept the entire
neighborhood awake during the night. She
was yesterday given trial and Judge Yo-
cum, after hearing all the evidence in the
case, discharged her. 1t appears that she
was only laboring under temporary re.
ligious Authorization.
The law Office of Messrs. Mulkey s.
Leak, in the Bross building on the corner
OF Eleventh street and Commercial avenue
is to be entirely overhauled. General re-.
pairs, new paintings calsominng, paper
ing, carpeting and refurnishing, together
with the law library of Judge Mulkey,
which will be removed into it, will consti
tute it one of the finest and completest law
Offices in the city.
Although very little is heard about
Neal Dow, the cold water presidential
candidate, the Prohibitionists are actively
at work, They have nominated electoral
tickets in twenty states and intend to de-.
LUCE the country with cold water literature
and temperance oratory. They refuse to
make any alliance with either Democrats
or Republicans tor the reason that both
Hancock and Garfield do not object to a
little whisky in their water for the stom.
ach's sake.
The attendance Of juvenile Democrats
at the BOOSTERS hall last night was quite
large. Much enthusiasm prevailed and the
work Of organizing was well accomplished
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