The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-24
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
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Fresh oysters at A. T, DE Baun's, 80
Ohio Levee.
The Temperance Army meets in the
Reform hall again this afternoon.
For sale cheap, desk. Apply at this
Office,
We regret to hear that Mrs. g. W.
Morse was not expected to live after mid
night last night.
--FoR SALE, phaeton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office,
Judge Bird returned from Chicago
yesterday and leaves for that city again on
Monday.
Fresh oysters at A, T. De Baun's, SO
Ohio Levee
Hon John II. Oberly expects to Leave
the city this afternoon
-Wanted-a lot of store counters and
shelving Apply at the New York store
See our great bargains in cotton fan
mel at 10 and 1919 cents, STUART,
Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Kolsmeyer's.
The prayer meeting held by the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union in the
Reform hall yesterday afternoon was moder-
ately well attended.
Fresh oysters at A. T, DE Baun's, %
OHIO Lcvee.
Democrats don't feel half as sore over
Indiana as did the Republicans over Maine.
And we remember the old saying" As
goes Maine, so goes the Union
Order election tickets at The BuILE-
TIN lob Office, 90 so per thousand.
Rev f. Knappe will deliver a sermon
in the English language this evening.
-"Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail. at F. Korsmeyer's.
Mr.. Z. G. Ford will, tomorrow, move
his bracket store INTO the building next
to Hartmans crockery store, which was
formerly occupied by Mr.. H. A. Harmon,
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand,
nj 10 40 per thousand +. f. Ellis, printer,
Office, Ohio Levee.
Officer Schuckers. who accompanied
his family 10 Ullin, returned to the city
yesterday. His family is visiting at the
residence of Mr.. Jas s. Morris and will
remain for another week.
Misses Sallie Bukey and Alma
Samuels, of Nelson county, KY, and Miss
Ann Davis, of Columbus, KY are in the
city, stopping at the residence of Mr. G, W.
Strobe. on Seventh street.
The Shawnee News deyotes column
and half of space to criticism Of Hon.
John II. Oberly's speech, delivered In that
city on the 10th inst, and, with consider
able effort, succeeds in saying nothing.
In this mornings issue, over the sigma
lures of Messrs. Al. Goss and Harry Walk
er. those merchants are duly thanked,
through whose liberality the band boys
were enabled TO obtain their new uniforms.
Preparations were yesterday made to
stretch A. $50 feet cable across the Ohio
river for the American Union Telegraph
company, from point near Halliday
Bros warehouse. The work will be con-
tinued to-day,
We regret to hear OF the serious i'll
ness Of the two daughters of Mr.. II. +.
Potter. the Misses Meta and Phoebe,
who have lately taken up their residence
in this city. Miss Meta was not expected
to live last night.
Quite a good audience assembled at
the Methodist church last night to hear
the singing of Phillip Phillips. In some
of his songs he was assisted by his son and
gave general satisfaction. He will hold a
bible meeting IN the church tonight,
-Harpers Weekly again ignores its high
calling of family newspaper and finds its
level as contemplate campaign sheet.
It's cartoons OF Hancock now, less truthful
than formerly, are low and mean as its car
toons of James A. Garfield were only very
short while ago
We invite attention to our line OF
Ladies', Gents and Chidren's underwear;
Ladies and Children's Union suits. See
our Merino underwear for Ladies and
Gents, at 80, Is cents and $1.00. Don't
fail to see these goods before purchasing.
STUART.
AT = 80 O'Clock p. III. day before
Yesterday. Andy Young, the colored man
who was some time ago shot by the clerk
of fine Paris c.. Brown. breathed his last.