The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-04

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Wanted. -Three or four competent
bricklayers. Apply to Henry Stout.
81 tell the coored men now, that we
don't want their votes."-Col. John Wood
Just received large invoice of No. 6
envelopes at THE BULLETIN office.
Judge Heilman's election is now gen
orally conceded as one of the certainties of
the future.
1.-THE time for the colored man to hold
Office has not yet arrived. POSTMASTER G.
W. McKeiag.
The beauty of Mr.. S. Walters front
yard is enhanced by handsome spring
which has been lately erected.
We offer a bargain in Irish linen let
fer and note paper, the best ever brought
to this market Must make room for new
stock
Miss Maud Rittenhouse and Miss
Edith Martin go to Metropolis by the Gus
Fowler to-day, on two or three weeks
visit.
Alexander county will roll up DEM
ocratic majority of not less than two hun
bred on the second of November Mark
that prediction.
Every person who has associated him
self with the BOOSTERS should make it
point to be present at the coop tonight,
since full turnout is desired.
Judge Green and Miles F. Parker,
Esq, went to Blandville day before yes
terday in pursuit of their profession and will
return to-day or tomorrow.
A gentleman from the Lone Star state
(Texas) brought number of ponies to this
city from that state yesterday and disposed
of a number of them to our citizens.
The Democratic senatorial convention
of the Fifty-first district will be held at
Mound City to-day. The delegates from
all the counties but Hardin arrived in that
bnrg yesterday
Mr.. Phil V. Field and Judge W. P.
Sloan, of Golconda, arrived in the city yes
terday evening. They came down to at
tend the senatorial convention at Mound
City to-day.
Mr.. Harry Walker proposes tie have
number of the front seats in his theatre
cushioned at an early day. He will go to
this expense for the accommodation of
those gentlemen who desire reserved seats.
The weeds, which have in many places
overlapped the sidewalks on both sides to
such an extent as to leave only narrow
strip in the center for the use Of pedestrians
and being cut down to the satisfaction of
everybody.
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 The BULLETIN
Office
--"We want every Democrat to help en-.
courage our enterprise says the editor OF
the Sun, and few sentences further on he
speaks of Carmi as "the hot-bed Of Democ-
racy and corruption Of course this last
sentence will insure the Democratic support
asked for in the first.
--"Fatty" Thomas is lawyer who never
made his bread by the sweat Of his brow,
Judge Heilman is man who has farmor
thorough knowledge Of law than Thomas
and who, by the work Of his hands as well
as brain, raised himself to bis present posi-.
ton.
AS stated yesterday Prot Eisenberg
has composed piece Of campaign music
especially Tor the BOOSTERS which will be
played upon their first turnout. He will
also compose quick step for the Republl.
cans, but however quick they may step to
it, they'll never 'get there"
~ We lmire vaciety in neirly every
\ thing but sidewalks. We have noticed of
late that our walks have become more and
more irregular both in grade and the ma
n terial used. There are all sorts Of walks;
brick walks, cinder walks, gravel walks,
plank walks, dirt walks aud no walks A
uniformity In this respect would, it seems
\ 10 Us, add much to our citys good looks.
N The editor Of the Sun, in attempting,
~ An indirect and milk aud water way to
" elogize for young Douglas conduct says
.>y6V was I'm his company until late
n nanoSy evening But knowing the
n IN smsiP character of the young man
u compIcte ID. 'oclated,he very cautiously
NJ tke lowest pr
N nssd or any goooA