The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-15
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
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terday from Mound City.
The Waverly house is being plastcred
and will ere long be ready for occupancy
-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Korsmeyer's.
Col S. s. Taylor and wife returned to
the city yesterday evening, after an absence
of about month.
Mr.. NJ. yesterday, left Tor DuQuoin
yesterday, to attend the meeting of the Sun
day school association.
Bob Stewart has abandoned the saloon
business, and is now an employe of the
Illinois Central railroad.
Mr.. George Fisher has buckled On his
armor, and left for the country in the inter
est of the republican party.
Officer John Tyler is still unable to re-
turn to duty. Tyler is a good officer, and
he is missed from the police force.
Mrs. II. B. Greer, who has been in this
city on visit for several weeks, returned
to her home in Vicksburg yesterday.
Hereafter the city will secure its stone
for curling from Joliet--that obtained from
Jonesboro being of an inferior quality.
Thomas Andrews, one of Halliday
Bro millers, is happy over the appeara -
in his family, on last Sunday, of a fine girl
baby.
The young folks, members of the Villa
Ridge Temperance Reform club, will In
dulge in calico" ball on next Tuesday
evening,
Mrs. S. Williamson will have grand
display of goods on her handsome counters
to-day and tomorrow. See notice IN an
other column.
The late Indictment weather has caused
a temporary suspension of work on the I'LL
for the new incline for the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad.
john Tanner, of Greenfield Landing,
was in town yesterday. John is as strong
a democrat as ever. and deeply interested
for the success of Hancock and English.
Mr.. J. f. Jenkins, brother Of Mrs. NJ.
yesterday, who has been in the city for
several weeks, visiting his sister, returned
to his home in Clinton, Iowa, yesterday,
A number of young gentleman OF this
city are making arrangements for a three
months hunt in the Missouri wilds. They
will start in the course of week or ten
days.
In another place will be seen call
upon the members Of the democratic coun-
ty centra! committee to meet at the office OF
Col, Rearieu, on tomorrow afternoon, at
two o'clock.
Mai. Sam. Lewis, Of Villa Ridge,
came down to Cairo on election day, in or
der to be here to hear the result in Indiana,
He went home yesterday, but wasn't exactly
satisfied as to how the "darned thing had
terminated
The superintendent of streets should
give the hog -wallow front Of Mr.. kluge S
store, at the corner of Sixth street and
Commercial avenue, his immediate atten-
ton. ltisn not only unsightly, but emits an
offensive odor.
--Messrs. Geo. Fisher, Warder aid jim
Damron are IN the country precincts, Hlak-
inc speeches in the interest of the Mpub'
lican county ticket. 1t won't do any good
BOYS. Your ticket, from top to bottom, Is
doomed to defeat.
We learn that the condition OF the
negro, who was some time since shot by the
clerk of a steamer, at our wharf, and who has
been reported at the point OF death several
time, is much improved, and that he viii
entirely recover
-FoR SALE, good young horse, phae
ton and set of harness; will be sold sepa
ately or all together. Horse is young, gen
tie and well broken for buggy, saddle OF
work, and Just the kind for a ladyto drive
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
Rev. Joy will address the Reform clu(
tonight on the temperance subject, ant
Miss Hattie Mckee will read paper writ
ten by Miss Mary Mckee. The meetin!
promises to be one of more than ordinar.
interest, and should be largely attended.
AT the candidates Ball" to be givel
BY the Anchor Fire Company No. Z, gol'
headed cane is to be voted to the most pop
usr candidate in the hall. The ball vii
come Oft on the 18th inst, at Ernest Petit
hall, on Twenty. eighth street and CONNER
cial avenue.
1t is to be hoped that Capt. Nellis vii
soon be able to provide gravel enough t
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