The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-25

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-.FREsH OYSTERS at A. 7. DeBaun's, 90
Ohio levee.
Mr.. Fred Gholson who has been under
the weather lately is improving
The Republicans have decided to let
Davidson make the torches for them.
Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's
Mr.. VIM. Wheatly, of DuQuoin, was in
the city yesterday
Mr.. c. Pink arrived from his European
trip yesterday morning, generally improved
in health.
Miss Cunningham, sister Of Mr.. Chas.
Cunningham, from Texas is in the city Wis
| ting her relatives
For SALE good counter well finish
ed. Apply at Alden's Job Office over
Taber's jewelry store.
Mr.. G. W. Morse will shortly move into
the elegant residence until recently occu-
pied by Mr.. A. Mackie.
An item Of some length and of a politi-
cal nature which some of our readers ex-
pected would appear in this issue was
crowded out, but will appear tomorrow.
The committee yesterday funded all
bonds Of the City of Cairo to the amount
of $4,000 and of Alexander county to
the amount of $4,000.
AT the last meeting of the Reform
club the resignation Of Capt. VIM. NJ.
Williams as financial secretary was ac-
cepted and Mr.. J. NJ. Alden elected to the
position
The shooting club met again for prac-
tice last evening back Of the Mississippi
| levee About an hour was consumed, and
at the end of the contest Mr. F. S. Kent
was found to be the victor.
Mr.. jim Cannon, who has been in the
dry goods business of Mr.. Chas R, Stuart
| for some time, will leave for Notre Dame
week from Saturday, to attend the uni
versity located there.
If you have symptoms of chills or jaun-
dice, or bilious complaints Of any kind, go
to Geo. 0 Hara and buy Forbes Liver
Pad, Mol. II lis IA sure cure if worn accord
ing to directions. Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, $l00.
Mr.. Davidson-he of the tin and hard.
ware establishment of Jno. McNulty re-
turned from Cincinnati, his former home
yesterday, where he had accompanied his
wife, who will spend the remainder of the
summer there.
Fresh oysters by the can at A. T. De-
Bauns, So Ohio levee.
"A man was yesterday brought down
from Beech Ridge on the J. c. r. R., in a
rather precarious condition He had re-
ceived sun stroke and was still uncon-
cous when he arrived here.
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store Alden's job Office.
Eight car loads Of gravel were yester-
day brought into town by the narrow gauge
railroad and dumped along the company's
track above Second street and from there
scattered about the yard The approach
to the new depot, from each end, was also
graveled,
AT about nine o'clock last night off.
Ger bunker picked up stranger who was
lying drunk at the corner Of Eighth street
and Washington avenue. On searching
him the officer found one hundred and
sixty-fve dollars, among other things, on
his person.
Thirty car loads of freight chiefly
| flour and bacon, went south from this point
esterday. All our business houses hav-
ing any southern trade find themselves
overrushed with orders from that section of
country. This betrays a prosperity of
which the southern states stand in great
need and which is the result Of good cotton
and other crops and good Democratic gov
eminent.
"A man and woman husband aud wife
we believe, attracted considerable atten.
ton nearly oil Of yesterday afternoon. They
were both under the influence of liquor and
were continually quarreling as they moved
back and forth on Washington avenue
Toward evening they were arrested, both
with faces besmeared with gore the resul,
no doubt, Of mutual cutting.
SADDLE Rocks at A. 7. DeBauns, 81
Ohio levee,
The river is on a rise at Cincinnati and
We may soon expect to see it do likewis,
: here. In that event those who have til,
crawling Of our streets in hand shoulC