The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-17
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. Marked'
Miss Annie Alvord returned to Chics-
60 yesterday.
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store.
Miss Monte Metcalf goes to Bland.
vile on short visit to-day.
The Illinois Central pay car will make
its appearance in our mids. to-day.
Mrs. DR.. Holden is in the city on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Smith.
Mr.. John Fulton, Of Column bus, Mis-
sissippi, is in the city visiting his son, NJ,
P Fulton.
Judge Green is rusticating on his farm
near Metropolis and will be absent three or
four days.
The Archery club last night decided
to hold its next meeting on the old prac-
tice ground at Locust grove.
Judge Mulkey is having his Ninth
street residence improved internally. Al
IL nan Blake is the doctor.
Boot Penn claims to be one of the
cleveyest men in town, and, so far as our
experience goes, his claim is just one.
Miss Lucy Dyer, who has been in this
city for several days visiting friends, re-
turns to her home in Dongola to-day.
The switchmen Cd the Illinois Central
railroad were yesterday made as happy as
clans at high water by the receipt of their
monthly pay.
Chocolate Ice Cream at Phil Saup's
Ice Cream Saloon.
Between the Acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Kofsmeyer's.
Posters, Bills, Cards, Bill Heads, Let
ter Heads, Enyelops, etc, over Taber's on
Commercial avenue.
Chocolate Ice Cream at Phil Saup's
Ice Cream Saloon.
The next issue Of Joe Robart's "Pulas-
XII Patriot" will be entirely printed at
home. Joe has already become too rich to
continue the patent"
For first class boots and shoes 90 TO o.
Haythorn's. Larges, stock, best assortment,
reasonable prices.
-L0sr--s gold sleeve button, the finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this
office.
Mr.. Eugene 5. Parks and wife, who
we're recently married in the German
Luthern church. have taken up their resi-.
dence in Charleston, No.
More or less police business was tran.
sacted yesterday, but il was hardly Of suf-
fcieut interest to permit it 70 crowd out
other matter and hence we omit it.
On the Goth inst. number Of our cit.
izens, mostly business men, will visit the
Martins in Missouri ,snd attend the free bar.
becue ard fsh-baiting on that day.
The colored Republicans held q meet.
Jag in the old Turner hall last night and
organized what is 70 be known as the Third
ward Garfield and Arthur club.
--Auctioneer Silver announces elsewhere
that he will sell the old furniture of the
st. Charles hotel TO the highest bidder tor
cash in hand. For time Of sale see adyer.
tisement.
My fall stock o; fine boots and
shoes are now arriving. Call and see
them. o. HAYTHoRs
Another Hancock and English club
was organized last night. This time in the
Fifth ward We now have Democratic
club in every ward, each one Of whom is
wide awake to the interests Of the party.
The steamer Hillman took quite q
goodly number Of Cairoites 10 Cunning.
hams grove Sunday afternoon and returned
them in the evening refreshed and in bet.
ter spirits than they left.
A crowd OF YOUNGSTERS Democrats OBJ
tanned torches from some source last night
and paraded the streets in the upper por.
ton Of the city, We rnention this fact for