The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion, Marked

See notice IN special column, Of child's
neck chain lost.
See notice Of coat lost, and return it
(the coat to the owner,
The city Jail contains thirteen inmates
seven men and six women.
just received large invoice of No. Q
envelopes at THE BULLETIN Office y
Mr.. Herbert Mackie after an absence
of several weeks is again in the city
DR.. w. H. wardner, of the state board
OF health, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett left the city last
night for few days sojourn at Dixon
Springs.
Mr.. J. w. Turlay, of Centralia, and a
prominent citizen of that burg, graced our
streets with his presence yesterday.
1t gave us pleasure to shake Mr.. E. s.
Alderman by the hand yesterday. He
came down from Mound City on visit
Yesterday was the hottest day of the
season, the thermometer indicating one
hundred degrees IN the shade at noon.
Mr.. Gus Williamson came down on a
flying visit Saturday evening and returned
to his post of duty yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. Graham, who has congressional
aspirations, was in the city yesterday. He
is a gentleman of much ability and consid
cradle strength.
Owing to the fact that the Library
Column" was crowded out last Sunday, we
present it this morning. The matter it
contains is well written, and generally in
teresting.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Chas.
W. Mertz, of Mound City, in the city yes.
terdsy. He is one of the prosperous mer-
chants of that burg.
We direct the attention of the thous.
ands of readers of The BULLETIN to the
double-column advertisement of Barclay
Brothers that appears in this issue.
The sidewalk on Washington avenue
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, is be-
ing reconstructed to the present disgust
and future pleasure of pede strians.
DIR. A. s. Robinson, who has been alb
sent trom'the city for several weeks anc
who during his absence spent the greater
portion of his time in Indianapolis, has re
turned to this city.
Those who attended the Comiqut
bands picnic at Cunningham's grove OF
the ferryboat Three States, express them
selves as we'll pleased with the affair. Quit
large number attended.
| Mr.. J. w. Stewart, book-keeper in the
city national bank, is at present in Sheooy
gan, and the latest intelligence from him il
that he is regaining his health.
Our census enumerators have finished
their work and they give the population o
Cairo at 9,029. In to-morrow's issue We
will give some interesting facts concerning
the census, which lack Of time prevents
US from doing to-day.
During the last two or three days TIL
BULLETIN has not contained the usua
amount of news items. This is owing t
the fact that we have been little tout o
sorts" during that time, but ere many day
pass these columns will again bristle will
the freshest news.
County court, Judge Yocum presiding
being IN session yesterday, Messrs, Geo. I
Olmsted, Nick Devore and Thos. White
were appointed to assess the value of tn
benefits which individuals and the publ
in general derive from the construction c
new sidewalks.
"A thousand pounds Of note, lette
statements and bill.heads, Quaker Cit
best papers in the market, pure linen tibr'
pure Irish linen, white and colored poster
light and heavy linen, azure, yellow
cream, etc, just received at The BuLLETI
Office.
Mr.. M. L. McCammon has receive
the contract for supplying the asylum /
Anna with meat and has sold out his sho
on Washington to Gus hummer. He LEI
Sunday for his new home. His last reque.
was to mot forget to send The BrLLETI
to him regularly"
The county commissioners court whic
was in session yesterday spent the create
portion Of the day in examining the al
SCISSORS books. Those who believe the
have been unjustly assessed now have an OF
portunity of making their complaints an
having the assessments corrected. The a.
sessments have been made with great cal
and the probability therefore is that bl
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