The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-18

Circuit court has adjourned until Tues
day.
john on-drunk-Offic La Hue
two dolars-jail.
Just received large invoice of No. Q
envelopes at The BULLETIN office.
We yesterday evening learned Of the
illness OF Mr. F. Korsemeyer This we re-
greet.
Hon VIM. Hartzell was in the city yes
terday, and expected to return home last
night.
Mr.. Thos. Foley, after an extended trip
east, for his health, has returned, somewhat
improved.
Hon. John r. Thomas, the Republican
candidate for congress, left for his home
yesterday morning.
Services will be held in all our
churches, except the Presbyterian church,
this morning and evening.
DR.. w. r. Smith has charge of the
quarantine station below Cairo. His station
is at the coal. dump, near the point.
Officer bunker yesterday arrested one
James Griffin for drunkenness and Justice
Olmsted fined him the usual amount.
If you want ice cream made out of
pure cream and cream soda, go to Kings
ice cream parlors, this afternoon and night.
Situated on Sixth street, near Ohio levee.
Hon. JAS Mccartney, the candidate
for attorney general on the Republican
ticket, and Hon. Ike Clements, left Cairo
yesterday morning.
The entire line Of samples of the St.
Louis agency of E. s. Jetfray & Co., New
York, are for sale at Stuart's popular and
reliable cash dry goods house. =
"A large number of our citizens are
leaving the city for summer resorts. Crit
tenden springs seems to be a favorite spot
for many Cairoites.
The temperance army will meet in the
Reform club hall this afternoon, at the
usual hour. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to everybody to be present.
Mr.. VIM. Lonergan is having new
foundation put under his residence at the
corner of Thirteenth and Washington, and
is having other needed Improvements made
We offer 1000 japanese fans bought
at the big sale in st. Louis worth 25
cts. for 10 cts; also 1000 at cts. worth
Is cts. STUART.
Hon f. Z. Albright left this city for
Murphysboro yesterday. His wife is still
at Hot Springs, at which place he, too, has
been sojourning for three or four weeks.
Squire Osborn was taken quite Ill
while at his office about noon yesterday
and was conveyed to his home in haek.
A severe attack of chills and ague was his
ailment.
The Hancock club have erected
transparency over the entrance Of their
room which bears the significant inScrip-
ton 1.-THE coop Of the Hancock and En-
glish BOOSTERS
Mr.. G. L. Stout, editor and publisher
of the Vienna Times, was in the city yester
day and honored THE BULLETIN office with
a call. He and his county are for Hartzell
for congress, as is most every thoughtful
Democrat.
Mr. p. Clancy has lately put several
hundred dollars worth Of fine work on his
saloon on the levec, and can now truthtully
boast of one OF the neatest places in town
for the refresbment of the inner man. See
his card in another column.
Wanted "A boy from - to II years
Of age to stay with a first.class barber in
nice country town on the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad, to do chores and learn the
trade, if wished, Call at the Arlington
house, August I'd, at half-past 10 o'clock.
The St. Louis mill.w1ghts, who have
been employed on the Egyptian mills for
several weeks, repairing the damage done
by fire, finished their job yesterday evening
and returned from whence they came with
light hearts and heavy pockets.
Hon. Jno. II. Oberly did not arrive in
this city yesterday in company with the
other worthless as it was predicted be
would. Predictions concerning his arrival
are becoming as unreliable as are the
prophesies OF Prof. Tice concerning the fu-
turc state OF the weather
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,