The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-18
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Notices in these columns, ten cents per lin
each insertion. Marked

--"Between the Acts' cigarettes whole.
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Mrs. B. Y. George is absent from the
city.
Mr.. E. A. Burnett went to Blandville
yesterday morning,
--"Between the Acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Don't forget the Democratic barbecue
at Hodges Park to-day.
The family of Alderman Petit is Wis
ting friends at Paducah, Ky.
Mrs Richard Marnel returned from
Dixon Springs last night, much improved
in health.
Mrs. Geo. T. Cushing will arrive here
to-day from Dubuque, Iowa, on visit to
the family of Mr.. II. A. Harmon.
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store. Alden's job Office
The editor of the Blandville Press was
in the city and called upon us yesterday.
Mr. Os. Greenly was in Cairo, yester-
day, on business.
-Messrs. Hartzell, Albright andy Dung
blood speak at Hodges Park tonight The
passage is tree. Col
A horse attached to buggy ran away
on Washington avenue yesterday forenoon,
but no damage was done that we learned
Of
Gen. Haskells army leaves for Mound
City this evening and will hold forth there
Saturday and Sunday evening. On Mon
day they leave Mound City for Paducah.
Mr.. Geo. A. Sawin, advance agent for
the Berger family of Swiss Bell Ringers, is
in the city making arrangements for their
appearance before the people Of Cairo on
the 25th inst.
Rev. E. Knappe, at the request of a
number of young folks, will form class of
young ladies and gentlemen for instruction
in the German language on next Wednes-
day.
| "A large fire IN Missouri was visible in
this city at twelve o'clock last night, Those
who pretended to know GAINED that it was
Mr.. John Tanners store. Positive know
ledge could, Of course, not be obtained.
The ladies of St. Joseph's Catholic
church will give supper in the Hibernian
engine house on next Tuesday and Wednes
day evenings for the benefit of Rev. Father
O'Hara.
AT the Delta ball night before last one
Of the chief scourses of amusement was the
offer OF fine, large cake to the most grace
full Walter. Miss Annie Morris was the
fortunate recipient of the cake.
Mr.. Sullivan Of Sandusky precinct, and
one of the oldest inhabitants of this county
died day before yesterday at the home Of
his son. He was about ninety years old
and the father of Mr., Patrick Sulli-
van.
Mr. c. Hanny has added considerably
to the appearance of Lis business house
by large and attractive sign announcing
that it is The Boston Store" atwhich groc-
cries, boots and shoes, etc. can be had.
Mr.. Geo. Baker and Miss. Maggie
IIaines were married night before last by
the Rev. L. Knappe. The couple are well
known here, having lived in Cairo from
theirchildhood They have the hearty con-
gratuatuations of hosts Of friends.
The Blandville, Ky, fair opened last
Wednesday and closes to-day. Man
beast and things were there from all parts
Of the country, and the
fair proved financially and, otherwise, sue
cessful.
--Colorcd ministers are arriving from
various parts of the country, in large num-
bers to attend the Methodist church con
ference that is to be held here to-day. They
will assemble in the Eighteenth stree
church.
Freddie Winter, the siXteeh-year-o(
son of Mrs. Emcline Winter, died suddenly
day before yesterday, of congestivc chills
and was buried yesterday afternoon. TIT
funeral leaving here at $50 p. m. for Villj
Ridge, from the famlly's home, on Twelfth
street, between Poplar and Commercial.
Thursday evening the son of Mr.
Hirman Hill-a boy about eighteen years
old-was rowing in skiif in the Obi,
river, just below the ferry landing, when 0
steamboat passed him, and the waves causeC
by it, capszed the skif. The boy managed
to get on top Of it, and then toated dow
the river for some distance before he wa
picked up.
--Chas. Elmore. A former news boy O