The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-03
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

One of the kindest acts ever done for
humanity, was the introduction Of ST., IA
COPS on. for the cure Of rheumatism.
A sun beam, under the guise of little
chunk of feminine loneliness, brought glad
ness to the freside Of Mr., I. N. Smith yes
tcrday forenoon.
Mr.. John Major is prepared ts furnish
all kinds of new wagons and buggies on
credit, on approved paper or very low for
cash.
Mr. E. Krauth, of Barclay Bros pre-
scription drug store yesterday received the
official papers allowing him back pension
OF over seven thousand dollars, He is more
fortunate than the average human being.
Things that most people would like to
see; Our society girls before breakfast, a
church choir that never quarrelled, achurch
out of debt and with money to lend, an ed
itor who can please everybody, and high
school girl that cannot whistle.
-Messrs. Smith g. Brlnkmyer mer'
chant tailors, have received large stock OF
all kinds of suitings, broadcloths, etc, and
are prepared to make suits on short notice
at low prices. Their work always gives
satisfaction; their piece goods are the best
brands, and good frs are guaranteed.
There has been no store opened 10y
Dennis & O'Louglin as yet Therefore,
there was none closed But there will be
one opened Thursday morning, on the
corner Of Twentieth and Poplar streets
bv the above named firm, with Il full line
of groceries, produce, etc, See advertise
mcnt
In our columns this morning will be
found the statement of the City Nationa
bank. showing its condition February q
1880. II needs but a careful perusal o
this statement to satisfy the reader tina
among other things Cairo has one OF tht
soundcst and best banking institutions t
be found in the state.
-Paducah News: THE Mobile and Ohic
railroad is to be extended from Columbus
KY. to Cairo, HIS. Arrangements hav
been completed for the work and the eX
tension vii. be made this year. Of cours
the line will haye to pass through Ballar'
county, which will give the people anothe
railroad without any cost to them-the wa
railroads should be built.
The unfortunate William II. Wander
bit, too poor to pay personal propert
tax, has $3l 100000 III registered four-pcl
cents. And probably, in order to save III
expense of q coupon-clpper takes them /
denominations of $4,000. Receiving il
| terest at the rate Of $4,000 and over da.
e is calculated to discourage one. The bu
dcns of life must appear to such one TO
, grievous to be borne.
Hon. Thos. W. Halliday entered upo
his duties as cashier Of the City Nations
Bank, on the first of this month. It's Ell
tircly unnecessary to indulge in length
DECENTRALIZATION cf his numerous QuallIic
= tons for almost any position. The rccoI
. which he has made before the people
this county and Of the entire state, is
better culogy of him than we could poss
bly, construct Of words.
! A Hoosicr, politician as all Hoosie
are, has been denied the sweet consolati,
Of his Democratic paper by his Republic.
wife. and, as a consequence, sues for
: vorce. This Guress upon a Democrat
# voter, openly and wantonly practiscd by
Y cmissary at the Republican enemy and
/ the free soil Of Indiana, which Is not to
It ticklci with the hoe Of an cXoiusiI
- darkcy, must receive the instant and a
G sorbing attention o. Senator Dan NoorhcC
Mr. John Major has now on hand
i LARGE lot Of farm and spring wagons, Il
T. wagon, one horse, two horse and sulI
Il! plows Testers best, aud double and sing
hawows New and second hand buggi
III very cheap for cash or approved paper,
y and see them,