The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-29
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Notices in these columns ten cents per line
each insertion. Marked
The city council again tonight

The city council again tonight,
Mr. James Mulroy arrived in town
from Anna yesterday afternoon.
Just received a large invoice Of No 6
envelopes at The BULLETIN Office.
--Archers will see special local column
for meeting of the club tonight,
The street committee held meeting
yesterday, but did nothing of consequence.
Mrs. D. Green, of Cache, is entitled to
the thanks of THE BULLETIN for her letter,
and is cordially invited to write again.
Mr.. George Wlchert goes to St, Louis
this morning to purchase large stock of
tobacco Of all qualities,
We offer bargain in Irish linen let
ter and note paper, the best ever brought
to this market. Must make room for new
stock.
The colored people had a grand barbe-
cue between here snd Mound City yester-
day. Bird and Scott were prominent in the
crowd.
Grants son, Ulysses, is about to marry
daughter of Flood, the California mil
lionaire. She is the Flood that will lead
him on to fortune,
The Greenbackers held another meet.
Ing at the corner of Eighth street and Ohio
levee last night and enjoyed themselves in
the usual manner,
"A thousand pounds of note, letter
statements and bill-heads, Quaker City
best papers in the market pure linen fibre,
pure Irish linen, white and colored poster,
light and heavy linen, azure, yellow,
cream, etc, just received at TIE BULLETIN
office.
There we're but two cases in our po-
lice courts yesterday. One, in which a Mrs.
Jarboe figured prominently, came up be-
fore Squire Osborn, and the other of
which Justice 0,msted had the honor of
disposing, was for abusive language.
Judge Mulkey who has been soiourn-
ing in Europe, for the benefit of his health
for quite while, is on his way home and
will probably arrive in this city this after.
noon. States Attorney W. c. Mulkey has
gone to Du Quoin to meet him and will ac-
company him home,
Numerous applicants for public favor
(the smoking public have been put upon
the market in the last twelve months, but
none OF then have been received with the
favor shown the "Faultless," the best five
cent cigar in the world Sold by F. Kors
myer, Ohio levee corner Sixth street
Mr.. J. A. Woodson and family seem to
be the special object OF an angry provi-
dence to wreak its vengeance upon. A short
time ago, as was mentioned in these col.
umns, one Of his little children was taken
sick with the scarlet fever, and now two
Others a little boy and girl, are down with
the same disease
The Greeaback ers Of this, the Fiftieth
senatorial district, hold their convention at
Jonesboro on the eth. proximo, Present
appearances indicate that Dr. Clarke and
Mr. Jack Towers, both Of this city, will be
the nominees. These gentlemen would un.
doubtedly make strong ticket and the
party If 1t consults its own interests, will
not overlook their availability.
Quite number OF our citizens left
town yesterday for Charleston, Mo, to at.
tedd the democratic pole raising there. It
is positively asserted by an old resident
of Charleston that there are not more than
three Republicans in the place, There is
no doubt, therefore, but that the entire
town and surrounding country took an active
part In the festivities and that il was o
grand affair
Our Radical friends were yesterday
seen to put their heads together for the
purpose, It is supposed, Of raising sufficient
money to purchase the Sun Office, for
which Mr. D. L. Davis asks fabu.
lous price Whenever the purchase
Is effected the stock company may put o |