The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-05
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices in these columns, ten cents per llnc
each insertion Marked

For sale cheap, desk Apply at tins
Office.
Last call Pay your gas bills to-day
and save the discount.
-Fon SALE, phacton and set of harness;
Apply at the Bulletin Office. y
"A new roof is being put on the Missis-
sippi Central railroad she'd
.--"Between the acts cigarettes whole
sale and retail, at +. Kolsmeyer's, "
The republicans will ratiiy tonight
the weather permitting.
Judge Mulkey left for Mt Vernon this
morning to attend term Of the supreme
court.
---"Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f, Korsmeyers, y
DIR. Marean has removed his Office
from over Blacks shoe store to the pleasant
rooms over Taber Bros jewclry store,
The driving of piles for the foundation
of the new elevator is nearly completed and
will be entirely so in about three weeks.
The upper portion of the st. Charles
hotel is assuming shape. The entire
building is again becoming pleasant to the
eye.
Major Raum, he of railroad and rev
cnue fame was in the city yesterday, as
was also our member Of congress, John K.
Thomas.
-Mr. VIM. Reeve of Mt. Vernon, Ind.
q brother of Mr.. John A. Reeve, arrived in
this city yesterday, and will spend n few
days here.
1T is estimated that the average price
paid for voters by our republican friends,
on Tuesday last, was twenty five dollars on
the hoof
Only routine business was transacted
by the council last night. The petition OF
the Cairo Street Railway company was not
presented for consideration.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of the great sale of city lots, to take
place on the nth inst, at WiGkliffe, the
new county seat OF Ballard county, Ky.
Mfr. Collins. the veteran eXcursiOnlst, IS
getting up grand cheap excursion to New
Orleans and Texas, as will be seen by
reading the advertisement in to-days pa
per.
During the recent canvass General
Grant deigncd to take the Sumption
his mouth--to gre his enemies the welcome
opportunity to write him downfall is, 10
correctly define his status
Mr.. !. J. Randcll, Of the NJ. c. r. r.,
who has the management OF the company's
affairs at East Cairo, will give the railroad
bows over there ball tonight at his resi-
dence A Jolly time, of course, will be had.
Officer Wins yesterday arrested one
John Anderson, white man, for drunk.
eness John was found by the officer in an
exceedingly timber condition and in bad
humor. wandering about the streets with
out star for guide. He was fined the
usual one dollar and costs.
"A Temperance convention Of this con
gressional district will be held at Anna on
the 10th and nth inst, TO winch every
temperance organization is invited and ex.
pccted to send delegates. 1t is expected
that questions of considerable importance
will be raised and discussed and that the
meeting will prove both interesting and
profitable
The sale Of town lots will commence at
WickliiTe on Wednesday, November l7th,
end promises to be well attended Since
the removal of the capital 10 that burg it
has considerably increased in population
and assumed very respectable proportions.
The new court house is about finished and
some very handsome residences are being
erected.
The funeral of Mrs Herbert Harrell
took place yesterday forenoon, at II 80
o'clock. The remains were taken from the
residence of Mr.. Miles Parker to the Hi.
nois Central train, aud then TO llaRidge,
where they We're inferred with appropriate
ceremonies. A large number Of friends
accompanied the funeral party 10 the place
of burial.
Owing TO the fact that the returns
from East Cape Girardeau and Clear Creek
precincts were not yet in yesterday, Mcssrs.
Olmsted and Osborn did not commence the
canvassing Of the vote. The returns prob
ably arrived last night, and il so the vote
will be canvassed to-day, and we will pub.
fish the official count in tabular form day
after tomorrow.
As often as good troupe, theatrical OF
otherwise, visits Cairo, the necessity tor a