The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-03

will be joined here by the Cairo scholars.
Elsewhere will be found a notice, over
the signature Of n E. Jacobs, president of
the Hibernan fire company, requesting the
company to meet in its hall tonight.
Ike Valdez is building a fine residence
at Dog Tooth for his own use. The car
penters are already at work and will push
the building to completion.
Jas. G. Stewart, brother OF Robt.
Stewart, has left the employ of the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad and accepted a
berth on the transfer steamer McComb as
engineer,
The sidewalk reconstructed on Walnut,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, a
few days ago, was built one foot higher
than the old walk and hence the residents
who live on that street are strongly inclined
to find fault.
If you have symptoms of chills or jaun-
dice or bilious complaints of any kind, 60
to Geo. Hara and buy Forbes Liver
Pad, Mol. It's sure cure if worn accord
ing to directions, Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, 800
The stretch of sidewalk on Fourteenth
street leading TO Cedar street, from Walnut
is in wretched and positively dangerous
condition. II is necessary that it should
have the attention of the authorities. L,
should either be repaired, torn down or
barred of.
The BOOSTERS martial band goes to Du
Quoin to-day, and as many other Democrats
as can spare the time and two dollars and
thirty cents should 90. 1t will be one Of
the largest gatherings Of Democrats ever
held in Southern Illinois, and those who 90
will see and hear the most prominent men
in the state.
The Republicans Of Alexander county
now concede the election of Hon. Vim.
Hartzell, and refuse to bet on the state
election, which fact is also equal to con-
fession that we will carry the state. So far
as the national ticket Is concerned, they
never entertained the faintest idea OF elect
ing it--and all this for good cause.
Mr.. H. H. Candee received a postal
from Rev. D. A. Bonnar, yesterday, an
nouncing the arrival of the latter gentleman
tomorrow, at latest-pOsslbly to-day. The
usual services will be held at the Church of
the Redeemer on Sunday next, Sunday
school at 8 80 am. Morning prayer at 10
am. Litany, holy communion and service
at II am. Evening prayer, s o'clock.
The union depot to be built below
Second street will be very creditable struc
ture, indeed 1t will be two story build
ing each story fourteen feet high,
and will extend sixty feet on Second street
and Seventy eight feet on Commercial ave-
nue.. Three sides of It will be built Of
Evansville compressed brick and the other
side OF brick furnished by Mr. Kline Of
this city.
Mr. Henry Stout has contract for the
building of brick residence for Mr.. Sol.
Rosenstein, brother-in-law of Mr.. A. Black,
in Charleston, Mo. The building will have
a forty foot front, and be thirty-two feet
deep, and will be handsome two.story
structure. We learn from Mr. Stout that
Charleston is picking up and that twelve
or fifteen buildings are now in course of
construction in that burg.
-"Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Squire Osborn yesterday dealt out
justice to Mary Hayes and Mary Wade,
both colored women who reside in the
upper portion Of town. 1t had become a
matter Of dispute between them whether
the hogs Of one were at liberty to take pos
session Of the yard Of the other and in the
course Of their remarks on this subject
they became very insulting and finally
caused each Others arrest. They were fined
five dollars and costs each.
The rousttr of the Grand Lake, whose
illness compelled him to go to the hospital
in this city, is rapidly recovering-is in
fact, again able to be about. When he left
the boat he was sufficiently strong to carry
his baggage, weighing not less than seven
ty pounds to the hospital, and will probably
be sufficiently recovered to leave the hos
pita in few days. No uneaslness need
therefore be felt by our citizens His all,
ment has not the slightest similarity to vel.
low fever.
Julia Tarrie, white woman who,
with her family, inhabits several rooms in
one Of the brick buildings on Ohio levee,
near the corner Of Fourteenth street. and
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