The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-03

Hon. John IL, oDcrly has pcch III ~"
city for several days,
For sale cheap, desk. Apply at TN
Office.
The Delta City fire company propose
to give q social hop some time during tn
present month
-FoR SALE, phacton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office
Two little girls, twins, were born unto
Mr.. Jas. Ross and wife yesterday. THE
BULLETIN extends its hearty congralu'a
tons.
.--"Betwecn the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. Kolsmever's
Miss Mary Brown who has been absent
from the city for about four months,
visiting friends in Wisconsin, is home
again.
The scales Of justice were yesterday
permitted to enjoy day of rest. The var
ious justices left the bench to serve their
country at the polls, and hence these col
umns are minus the usual police reports.
-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. Korsmeycr's. "
A valuable mule, the property OF Mr.,
Jacob Lattner died yesterday and was
given decent burial back Of the Mississippi
levee.
The custom house was depopuIated
yesterday. The clerks were engaged in the
business of saving the coun-
try-in horn.
Mr.. Miles f. Gilbert is the father of a
new boy baby, which made its appearance
in his family yesterday forenoon. Con-
gratulations are now in order.
The brick work Of the first of the
new Union depot is finished, and the work
is rapidly progressing. The building will
be completed in the course OF six weeks
"A race has been arranged between the
horse of Mr.. Bodkin, Of Blandvillc, and
Mr.. Robert Smyths horse, to take place at
the park on Saturday next, for one hundred
dollars
Mr.. VIM. Weber has removed his
grocery store from Eighth street TO Com
mercial avenue, into the Reisser building,
formerly occupied by A. W. Pyott as an
auction store.
Yesterday while George Winters was
with William Oliver, on Eighth
street, between the avenues, MS foot caught
in the walk and, falling to the ground,
he sprained his ankle.
On Sunday last Mr. John Reeve was
quite badly bruised by falling from
buggy attached TO runaway horse, in,
consequence of which he was confined TO
his home for several days.
The familiar sound Of the bell on the
mill of Gallagher & Son will, ere many
more days pass, cease to be heard by our
lp town people. Preparations are being
made to adorn it with a whistle.
1t is q matter of general remark that
he Comique band is capable OF producing
more music with given number Of insnu-
nen,s than any band our people have had
he pleasure OF listening TO for some
line.
Mr.. John.A. Poor who was lately con
bruised by falling distance of
sixteen or eighteen feet, from wall Of the
New York store, is again able to
walk about, but lacks his usual erect car
'iagc
We have been requested to call the al
eDtion of the authorities to the diapidatcd
condition of the sidewalk on the north side
If Washington ayennc, near the corner Of
Tenth street. It is a thorn in the eye of
al pedestrians.
The colored man, who, few days ago.
Tell from the building which is being con-
,tructed for Smith & Bro, and broke one
of his leg, sustained internal injuries from
the TALL, which resulted in his death day
before yesterday, o
The sidewalk on Ohio I.cvcc, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, should
have the immediate attention Of the all
thorities. II is in dilapidated and really
dangerous condition, and should be entire
" overhauled or reconstructed.
Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald has been pre-
sented with sweet potato of unusual
dimensions. |, weighs eight pounds and
is present from one Of the prosperous re-
publican farmers of this county who voted
the straight independent ticket.
Mr.. Jacob Schuckers, brother OF Mr..
W. +. Schuckcrs, made the race for con-
gress on the greenback ticket in the second
district OF Pennsylvania during the canvass