The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-01

Col. John Wood lett for Chicago yester-
day.
The old ''Railroad house" will be con-
verted into day school.
--"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's. "
Sheriff Hodges has returned from his
trip to the Chester penitentiary.
Miss Maggie Spiller left the city for
Carbondale yesterday. She will be absent
from the city till Christmas.
The Argus conveys the refreshing news
that Sin the course of time" the city will
succeed in obtaining rock for Eighth street.
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Korsmeyer's. y
Mr.. G. II. 0'Brien has taken out the
necessary license for opening saloon. He
will convert his apple stand into such an
institution.
"A letter received from Mr.. Dan Hart
man states that he has purchased an i'm
mense stock of novelties in the east, and
will return with them in about week.
Miss Belle Shipley, formerly of this
city, but now at Richview, Illinois, and
Miss Laura Wiley, Of the same place, are
in the city on visit to Mrs. G. NJ. Alden.
In the circuit court, yesterday, the case
of a st. Louis lumber firm VS.. T. w. Lehigh
& Bro, consumed the entire day. A YER
dict was brought in for the plaintiff for
s6S5.73.
The Reform club will meet at TEN
perance hall, on Tenth street tonight.
Interesting exercises may be expected and
a good audience should not fail to be
present.
The Paducah Fair and Jocky Club AS
ISOLATION has just completed mile track,
and announces races for October 5, 9, Z, s
and 0. We acknowledge the receipt of a
complimentary.
Elsewhere will be found notice to
the effect that Mr. J. Foster, assisted by j..
Nelson Jefferson and Miss May Edwards,
will give public scene at the atheneum on
Sunday next. Read the notice.
There was but one offender In the
police courts yesterday. He was charged
with appropriating to his own use jug
of whisky belonging to a roommate, but
was discharged for want of evidence.
Mr. W. w. Luttrell having accepted a
position in the business house Of Mr.. A. A
Haynes, at Fulton. Tenn, his mother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Payne, will move to that place
on Saturday next to keep house for him.
We see from the record kept in the of.
fee of DR.. Carter that this year, from July
| 1st to date, more than double the number
of patients were admittei into the hospital,
than were admitted during the same time
last year.
-Four new passenger coaches for the
Little Rock, Mississippi river and Texas
railroad, handsomely carved and painted
passed through this city yesterday and
caused many an exclamation of admiration
from beholders.
In accordance with the suggestion o.
THE BULLETIN, Health Officer Orr vii
hereafter do all he can against the sale o
diseased beef etc, which will tend to re
assure our consumers of meats and caus
them to regard him with increased favo
Mrs. Tim OCallahan and Mr. Hug
O'Callahan were united in the holy bond
UP town last night Both are blessed wit
tolerable amount of this worlds goods
and have many acquaintance and friend
J IN this city, especially among our IRIS
citizens.
1t should be noted that the very me,
: chants, whom the Republican organs tell Il
!. are in panic because they believe tn
South will control the government, bank
' rupt the country aud kill business, Al
. working like beavers to sell all the good
they can to Southern merchants on tn
usual terms.
The next Democratic demonstrate
/. in this city will take place on Wednesda
I October 18th. Hons. Il. w. Townsen,
G Samuel s. Marshall, William b. Andcrsc
. and +. M. Youngblood will be present
r address the people, and since they are on
" and all men OF great ability, they wi
e doubtless attract many people from abroa
The demonstration should be made u
grandest ever before held in Cairo.
v Mr. John Matthias, the man who
1t wrist was cut three or four days ago, call'
at this office yesterday aud informed
that the belief as expressed in these CT
umns that he had attempted to comu
8, suicide. was erroneous. lie says he W