The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-24
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Already many persons who have cx'
pcricnced good results from few applica
tons. are highly clatcd over the action Of
Thomas Hair Soap,
--Messrs. Frederick e. Yocum, groccrs
on the corner of Eighth and Washington,
have had their business house painted,
thereby improving its appearance,
The weather Sunday and yesterday,
in the language of Paducah swels, was
"immense' and the number of people
who enjoyed it on the streets was "inspir-
ing or vice versa
Look out for counterfeit "Bu2zard'
dollars. We were shown one yesterday
that looked precisely like the genuine, ex-
ccpting that in the date 1878, the last s is
a little defective.
The Cairo and St.Louis railroad sent out
no train yesterday and there will be none
to-day, owing to the high water interfering
with their track on the bank OF til" river
above the city.
Mr.. c. Il. futile has been installed in
the office OF the Illinois Central railroad.
He came here from the north, somewhere
about two weeks ago His family arrived
yesterday.
On Sunday last two stray canary birds
were taken in" by colorcd woman on
Sixth street. between the avenues. We
make mention of this fact in order that the
citizen whose property they are may know
their whereabouts.
The North Cairo precinct committee
were out about four hours yesterday col
Letting subscriptions for the relief of the
Irish people, and their collections footed
up $lll,75. Chas. Gallagher & Son headed
the list with $500.
Yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. Resf
Snyder was at work on a scatfold about
eight feet high, making some repairs at the
residence of Mr.. {. X. Woodward, the
,cotfold gave way, throwing him to the
ground upon his back and iniurng him
quite severely. Although his injuries caus-
ed him considerable pain tor a time, they
are not OF Il character to lay him up.
Mr. VIM. Hendricks, our city attorney,
was Yesterday engaged in furnishing one of
the handsome rooms over the Alexander
County Bank for his Office He has laid
down handsome carpet ana tn. furniture.
which is all new, gives the room the APP
pcarance of miIllonare'S parlor
The bali given by the Rough and
Ready fire company, at their hall last night
WAS an unusually brilliant affair. The
crowd was large and the music choice.
The gentlemen who had the management
OF the affair in hand, deserve much praise
since their effort, tended no little towards
making the ball the hattcring success it
wa.
SOME Of our people are doubtless in.
trrcstcd in the case OF Riley Boyd who was
arrested in this city last week The trial of
the accused was concluded Saturday last
Judge Houston holding him in bond
Of $3.50 for his appearance TO answer at the
next meeting Of the grand jury which as
ScmbIcs in July next,
Mr.. John Brown and Miss Matte
IlaiucN were married by Squire Comngs
ON Sunday. last Mr. Brown is one Of our
most industrious young men who is gener-
ally esteemed Miss Haynes. is the daugh-
ter of Mr. IaineS who is foreman of IIalli-
days cooper shop She is u very worthy
youHg lady Of many excellent qualities.
Imagine the feelings OF a poor woman,
who for seventeen years has been bed
ridden from rheumatism. and suddenly
find, herself able to walk, Such was the
experience of a lady III Wascca MINI, Of
whom the Rev. +. W. Buchhoz reports
that, after uslag the 81. JAcOB's Oh for
three days, she was able to yet up and walk,
The Metropolis Democrat pays the fol
lowing deserved compliment to Judge
Green; Jude Green deserves much at
the hands OF the Democratic party of this
state, and especially OF Southern Illinois.
He is an able lawyer, It profound thinker,
and stood sQuarc up to his party when it
meant something to ayow Democratic prn-
cipeS.'
The Champion. having had her boilers
repaired by Mr.. Smith Terrence, has left
the foo, OF Eighth street, and is now on
her way to st. Louis, rejoicing, Hereafter
her middle "r the week trip will end at
-, H. G.. Q. Pncss in the Missis.
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