The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-31
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion. Marked"

Wanted. Three or four competent
bricklayers. Apply to Henry Stout
Miss Emma Reardon goes to Shawnee
town to-day on a weeks visit.
Just received large invoice of No. 8
envelopes at THE BULLETIN office.
Miss Julia Copeland sister of Mrs
Geo. Fisher leaves for Chenoa, His, to-day
and goes from thence to Vermont.
For a good moral, commercial, sclen'
tifc and general intellectual training send
your boys to the Cape,
John R. Thomas arrived in this city
Yesterday afternoon en- route home lie
was not greeted with the slightest enthusi-
asm,
We offer a bargain in Irish linen let
ter and note paper, the best ever brought
to this market. Must make room for new
stock.
Peter Saup has 100000 pounds of Con-
cord grapes for sale, picked daily, fresh and
ripe, from his river farm. See notice in
Special local column.
Prof Balfrey is teaching class of
Young ladies the art and mystery of book
keeping ard-so we hear-ls succeeding
admirably In his undertaking,
Mrs. G. w. Morse, who has been abb
sent from the city tor some time visiting
Cincinnati and her old home in Rising
Sun. Ind, is expected to return to-day.
One of the best institutions in the
west, and certainly the healthiest and least
expensive, is St, Vincent's college, Cape
Grardeau, Mo,
The Chester Clarion, published at Hon.
VIM. Hartzells home says; Mr.. HartzelPs
friends hereabouts are not only vigorously
Democratic, but are hilarious for He'll
man
Mr.. NJ. yesterday has changed his
his place of residence from near the cor
ner of Ninth and Commercial to one OF the
handsome cottages on DIVISION street, be-
ween Poplar and Washington.
Only one case was docketed by Justice
Olmstei yesterday. 1t was that of one
Mary Lee, arrested by Officer Lally for be-
ing an inmate of house Of lll.fame. Ten
dollars and cost was the fine assessed
against her
Prof. T. w. Kearney has succeeded IN
securing large number OF students IN
Cairo for ST. Vincents college, Cape Girar,
deau fact which proves that our citizens
appreciate a aigh standard of education.
The following will be the song by
Democrats after the November election;
All hal the power OF Hancock's name,
Let all the Republicans fall;
Bring forth the Nations diadem,
And crown him president of all
Mr. Henry Stout has the foundation OF
the new Waverly house nearly built and
proposes from now on to rush the building
to completion In another place in this
{ mornings issue, be advertises for three or
| four hands.
A, 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
e light and heavy linen, azure, yellow
cream, etc. just received at The BULLErI!
Office.
d If old Tanner goes through all right
e it will be encouraging to railroad travel
>. lers. When the eating house gong boom
=. out in accompaniment to the legend 9
to twenty minutes tor dinner they can jus
o. settle themselves back in their seats an
" smile.
Of The grain elevator which the Illino
at Central railroad proposes to build, INN,
es dately after the reconstruction OF the war
=. house, will have capacity of 10000
in bushels and the machinery will be suficie
MS for the handling Of 100000 bushels.