The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10

tie and well broken for buggy, saddle oil
work, and just the kind for a ladyto drive
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
A dispatch received here yesterday
evening by Mr.. W. B. Pettis, stated that
Mrs. Pettis and children would be here at
4 o'clock this morning. They have spent
about two months very pleasantly with
friends and relatives in and around Rich
mond, Va.
The sociable of the Rough and Ready
fire company has been postponed till a
week from next Monday, when every man
of the company will put his best foot fore
most and exert himself to make it the most
brilliant and enjoyable gathering OF the
kind every before held in their magnificent
hall.
There were two cases in the police
court yesterday. Nathan Parker, color
ed man, for striking colored woman was
fined five dollars, and Albert Green, an en-.
ploye OF the brick yard, was arrested by
officer LaHue, and also fined five dollars.
Squire Comings was sole Judge as to their
guilt or innocence.
We may be little tardy in the an.
nouncement, but since the fact is one of no
great consequence and since "'tis better
late than never" we will now state that the
tramp, who died from exposure at the point
several days ago. while the coroner and
superintendent of the poor were absent
from the city, was inferred by Mr.. j. +,
Park at the county's expense.
Yesterday evening Mrs. c. R. Wood
ward was feeding her horse some foliage,
which she had torn from tree near by,
when the animal, in its eagerness to take
it, caught the end of her index,fnger be-
tween his teeth and bit it off, causing a
wound that, though not serious, will for a
time at least, gives Mr.. W. much pam.
Mr.. D. A. Norris, of Connecticut, who
has been in this city visiting relatives for
several days, has shaken the dust of our
city from his feet He representa- large
eastern hardware house, is firm repub-
lcan, and expresses willingness to bet
hundred dollars that he don't care a cent
whether Hancock or Garfield is elected.
Mr.. Henry Hasenaser is making some
radical changes and Improvements in his
restaurant building on the levee, and is
thereby adding considerably to its appear
ance. He has had the show window,
which protruled in front, removed; has
taken down all the signs and given the
building several coats of paint.
The improvements lately made on the
several public pumps are to be completed
by placing a trough around the outside Of
the railing, out of which to water stock.
The little money spent in this work will be
oorea in q short time in pump handles, etc,
which have been repeatedly broken by
teams running against them.
The Sunday school convention of the
sixth district will meet at DuQuin, October
10, and continue IN session for three days
c. ". Jerome, the president of this district
urgently requests the presence of all fellow
pastors, county presidents and
vice-presidents, secretaries, superinten.
dents, teachers, and friends Of the good
cause generally,and promises them a hearty
welcome.
The attention Of our readers has daily
been arrested by the attractive advertise
ment Of Cairo's enterprising clothier, Dir.
A, Marx, that appears on this page. Mr..
Marx has, for almost two decades, been in
the clothing business in Cairo and by
free use Of printers ink and a careful study
OF the wants Of the public has built himself
up trade, that is second to none in the
state, outside of Chicago,
Hereafter and commencing with to-
morrow night, each Of the democratic clubs
of this city will turn out once a week until
the day of election. The BOOSTERS will par
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