The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-19
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.


Notices in these columns ten cents per me-
each insertion Msrked'
--Barnum casts his tents in this city on
the Esd prox.
The Archery club will meet in Locust
grove this evening
Between the Acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's
Mr.. Ike Walder, of Goose Island pre-
cinct paid our city visit yesterday
A notice to be found elsewhere, re-
quests the presence OF the Sweepers in their
hall.
The Cairo and Vncennes railroad is
LAYING new rails on their track below
Fourth street.
Miss Annie Morse and Miss Emma
Rearden have gone to Mason, Ills, on
visit and will be absent about one month.
Mr.. W. B. Gilbert and family left tor
St. Mary, Mo-, yesterday, where they will
pay two weeks visit to the aged father OF
Mr.. Gilbert.
Job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store. Alden's job office
Go to the Mound City barbecue to-day
il you want good time and help the noble
cause of Democracy don't you forget
it.
Mr.. Horace Harmon sports the hand
soonest sewing machine wagon seen here
for-we almost said a coon's age-but
won't
Let Dick Ogesby be unclaimed. The
campaign lacks blue lights and the smell
Of sulphur. Richard should be himself
again.
The new convent is up and the work of
finishing i. is rapidly progressing. Il will,
wien finished be a credit to that portion of
the city
DO not send your money away for fine
shoes You can buy them OF
o. HAYrHoRs.
The trains on the Illinois Central con-
tinue 10 arrive somewhat behind time,
owing 10 the immense travel on 1t between
here and Chicago.
Democrats, remember the free barbe-
cue at Mound City to-day. Every mas
presence is wanted there and everybody
will be made agreeable.
Mr.. E. Esque, good Democrat and
formerly the business partner OF hr' Henry
Winter in his Carmi store, was in the city,
on visit, yesterday.
Alderman Blake was last night chosen
secretary of the Third ward Sweepers, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Mr. John Towers.
The uniforms for the Mound City clubs
we're expected to arrive in this city yester-
day evening and if they did so, grand
display may be expected at Mound City to-
night
The appearance yesterday morning at
about eight o'clock, of fine girl baby in
the family Of Mr. Rosenwater, Jr., was the
occasion of much rejoicing. All concerned
are well.
The new freight depot Of the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad has been completed
and an approach built thereto of earth etc.
which admits Of easy access by vehicles of
every description.
For the benefit Of those who contem-
plate attending the free barbecue at Mound
City to-day, we will say that trains will
will leave tor that burg at a. m, II a. m.
and p. IN.
MIR. Angus Leek has been out in the
country for quite awhile making new ac-
quaintances. His worth will doubtless be
as fully recognized by the sons of toll as it
is in this city by our business men and
| others.
The building on the east side of Com
mercial avenue, below Third street, former
ly occupied by Mr., John Jones, is being
beautfed inside and will be occupied by
Judge Coleman when the carpenters, paint.
ers and paper-hangers bid it adieu.
Elegant, durable and perfect ind fit:
Full line Of West Brothers fine shoes for
for girls wear at
o. HAyTuoRN's.
If you have symptoms Of chi!ls or jaun-
dice, or bilious complaints Of any kind, go
to Geo. 0 Hara and buy Forbes Liver
Pad, mol. ltisa sure cure il worn accord.
ing to directions Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, $l00.
Mr.. Aisthorpc and wife have taken
quarters at the Arlington house and will