The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-14


Job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store. Alden's job Office.
-"Between tine Acus" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Mrs. Judge Green is expected to return
from Dixon Springs to-day.
Hon. John H. Oberly will probably ar
rive in this city this morning.
Alderman Blake returned from st.
Louis yesterday.
See notice in special column of horse,
wagons, etc., for sale.
Mr.. Will Christman left the city for his
home Sunday.
Miss Ella Filkins, of Centralia, is in
the city visiting Mrs, W. W. Wallace,
Judge Browning was in the city Sun
day.
Col. Jno. Wood has lost a fine milk
COW. She has been away from home about
ten days.
-Messrs. Robt. Hinkle and Guy Morse
left for Kansas City, yesterday, in search
of their fortune.
The party at Turner hall, tonight in
honor of Chas. Bell, will wind up with the
"German," led by Mr.. Carl Rufin.
Mr.. Geo. Wichert has returned from
his trip to Cincinnati, where he went to pur-
chase a supply OF tobacco.
The daughter of Mr.. A, G. Anterior, of
Hodges Park, died about twelve o'clock
last Sunday,
The Tenth street stand has been hand
somely painted and whitewashed, and is
now thing of beauty and of 10y.
"A Texan drover is III the city with
about fifty ponies of all sizes and ages, He
offers to sell them at from ten to fifty dol
lars each.
An excursion on the steamer Hillman
left our wharf for Paducah, KY, last Sun
day. Quite number of Cairoites went.
The trip was pleasant one.
--."Between the Acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
The BOOSTERS martial band, now the
| largest of its kind in the state has taken
steps to secure handsome uniforms for its
members.
Mr.. Thos. Wills, who has been in the
city several days. visiting his mother-in-
law, Mrs. Jorgenson, returned to his home
in Kansas City yesterday.
"A number of Cairo's lads and lassies
will assemble in Turner hall to night in
honor of Mr. Chas. Bell, formely bookkeep-
or for the firm of Bell & Halliday, who
leaves the city for the sunny south shortly
He will Ego for good"
MIR. Geo. Col dsmith, some years ago &
resident in this city, and carpenter by
trade, but who removed from here to Villa
Ridge, died suddenly at that burg last
Saturday evening about five o'clock. He
is SAID to have taken part in a torchlight
procession there, and becoming overheated
drank ice -water, which resulted as stated.
Mr. Tim. Sullivan, an employe OF thu
New Yotk store, and Miss Tude Redman
were, last Sunday, joined in the holy bond
of wedlock by the Catholic priest. They
went to housekeeping on Division stree
between Washington avenue and Popla
street, where number of friends gathered
TO celebrate the happy event.
Yesterday morning two negroes nance
Grandvile Childs and Han Cheatem, quar-
relied over some money, which finally re
suited in Cheatem being dangerously Gu
across the stomach. No arrest was made
General Haskell and his army agai
held forth to quite a crowd IN his tent las
night and delivered lecture that was list
ened to with more than usual interest. ii
said many things that would prove OF IL
terest to our readers, but which we al
prevented from giving owing to shortnes
of type. settlers. His subject for tonight
discourse is "The boss devil of Cairo"
! The cooper shop of Mr.. T. E. Park
) being moved from its old site to lot, nea
err to the Mississippi levee, where lar2
addition is to be built to it and an il
i creased force OF hands employed. III
concern will give constant employment
not less than fifty journeymen coopers who
= enlarged, and will then be able to tut
d out sufficient quantity of work to supp
the demand,
e Twenty teams were employed all III
g Sunday and yesterday, on the sight OF t
u contemplated new elevator of the l!linc
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