The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-01

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-Wanted.-Three or tour competent
bricklayers. Apply to Henry Stout
Just received large invoice of No. 6
envelopes at THE BULLETIN office. r
Mrs Col. Wood returned from Criten-
den Springs yesterday
DR. H. Woodner was again to be seen
on our street yesterday.
Sheriff Jack Hodges was at Lake
Milligan Yesterday collecting taxes.
Judge Bross brought in a load OF sap
lings from the country yesterday, and will
start camp meeting, he says,
Justice Olmsted has, in the goodness
of his heart, donated the BOOSTERS a hand
some lot of Hancock and English badges
We offer bargain in Irish linen let
ter and note paper, the best ever brought
to this market. Must make room for new
stock.
JEFF Clark is building himself up a
good business in painting and paper hang
ing. As paper hanger jeff will never be
found on back seat.
We take pleasure IN being able to pre-
sent another Of Liuwood's poems to our
readers, this morning, which is fully up TO
the usual high standard
We have an excellent letter from q
Granddaughter" that We will publish as
soon as she sends Us her name, not for pub
licatlon, but that We may know who writes.
The fiscal year for which the city
appropriations are made, which We publish
ed few days ago, commences on May lst
and expires on the goth of April
Mr.. ]. y. Smith has purchased the old
Mckenzie property on fifth street for six
teen hundred dollars, we believe. He will
repair it and move there in the course Of
| g month.
The BOOSTERS will turn out in their
new uniforms next Wednesday, one hun
bred strong, Tor the purpose of assisting in
the organization OF branch club in the
Third ward.
So much of our space being taken W
with the reply to the Springfield Journal
local news IS not 50 plentiful a: usual We
believe, and our readers will agree with Us
that the space is very properly filled
Mrs P. A. Taylor, our county schoo
superintendent, will leave the city to-mor
row for Eco, where she goes to attend the
teachers institute which opens on Monday
Aug. Cd, and continues in session foul
weeks,
We received yesterday, from an es
TENED lady subscriber, small basket
full OF large, blue plums, beautiful to thC
sight and delicious to the taste. We ten
der our heartfelt thanks to the generous
giver.
| "A thousand pounds Of note, letter
statements and bill-heads, Quaker City
best papers in the market, pure linen fibre
pure Irish linen, white and colored poster,
light aud heavy linen, azure, yellow
cream, etc, just received at The BuLLErlN
Office.
1t Is rumored that printer wa
at Que time an employe of The BULLET,
othce-will shortly take unto himself y rib
That is,he aud young lady, who is pretty,
wise and witty and who resides not a thou
sand miles from this Office, will shortly b,
united in the holy bonds Of wedlock, 40
better or worse"
Young George Clark, nephew Of on
fellow citizen Mat. Clark, who is cadet Il
the government naval school, Is travelin!
with his class through the state Of Pennsyl
9 vania visiting the different armores in tn
!. pursuit of his studies. In letter recent
received by his relatives here he states tina
he is making good progress, being in ad
J. vance Of many who have had much bette
opportunities than he has enjoyed,
# Mr., King, the gentlenanly proprietc
It of the ice cream parlors on Sixth stree
$ near Ohio levee, has our thanks for a goot
= ly quantity OF delicious cream and cake, r,
n ceived at this Office last night. We pen
IS without fear Of contradiction that q bctt,