The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-15

Miss Ida Harrell Is visiting lrlenus N
Metropolis.
--"Between the Acls' cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmcyer's.
Wanted Printers to work on straight
matter. Apply at THE BULLETIN Office.
MIR. George Fisher returned from Gin
cinnat yesterday.
JOB work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store. Alden's job office
Mr.. AL. Antrim leaves for st. Louis to-
day to take position in merchant tailor
ing establishment there.
--."Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's. =
Mr.. Fred Smith reports that the bust
ness of the new telegraph line is daily in
creasing, and that the extensions are rapid
ly progressing.
To-day is Yumm Kupper, Jewish
holiday, which will be observed by the
Jewish people all over the country, Their
business houses in this city will be closed
The pay-car of the Cairo and Vincen-
ness railroad went over the line Yesterday,
carrying Paymaster Miller and the cash to
pay the employees of the company.
Reward We will pay reward of
one thousand dollars for any certificate
published by us regarding DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup not found genuine, -Vogeler, Meyer
& Co., Baltimore, October /, 1877.
Mr.. Jno. Major has constructed a large
log wagon tor Leesburg, Florida, to be used
in the timber lands Whereabouts. The hind
wheels are nine feet and the front-wheels
eight feet in diameter
The yacht "Ariadue" LETT our wharf,
at the foot of Sixth street, yesterday morn
ing, with the funeral party of the child of
Mr. and Mrs. Strobe on board. She went
to Columbus KY, where the dead child was
inferred in the familylot
-Messrs. Green, Wood s. Bennett are
building large scale in front of their
mills on Ohio Levee, to be used for weigh
ing carloads Of grain on the track, which
will greatly facilitate the handeling Of
large quantities.
The following are the members OF the
next grand jury who reside in the city VIM,
McHale, p. W. Barclay, Geo. E. Ollnstead
Nick Monce, Ernest H. Thelecke, II. Jones,
D. J. Galligan John j. Turner, Nick vii.
liams, E. W. Green. The jury meets Mon
day, Sept. Goth.
When an editor works right hard-con
tessedly- and elects the great man to the
posoition he seeks and the great man sends
the editor five by seven photograph of
himself j. e. Of the great man, the editor
can but feel that the laborer is worthy of
his hre-and promptly towards a receipt
in full.
The following named gentlemen com
pose the petit jury for the next term of cir
cut court; G. NJ, Fry, A. HALEY, J. S.
Davis, Herman Blum, j II. Jackson, j. E.
Spiller, jr., Leander Oxley, Joseph Burk.
Harry +. Green, Phil. H. Brown, and D. c.
Payne.
The sidewalk between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets on the west side of Wash
ington avenue has for many months, and
perhaps years. been subject to overflow at
nearly every rain, until the stringers, if it
ever had any, have quite rotted away. Day
before yesterday ditch was dug along the
outer edge of it which, so long as it remains
will carry the water to the sewers
We attended the lecture of Gen. Has
kell last night, The subject was "Calro's
Boss Devil" good attendance greeted
him in spite Of the fact that there were
other more enucing attractions elsewhere.
The lecture was good, and contained many
good points. We Intended to publish some
of them in this issue, but find it impossible
to do 50 owing to a lack Of time.
Judge Bross, accompanied by his
daughter, left the city by the Cairo and
Vincenness morning train, yesterday, on
his way to Minister, OHIO, where Miss EN-
ma Bross will continue her studies in the
celebrated school located there. They will
take in" the Cincinnati exhibition on their
way, and the Judge, in returning, will come
through Louisville and other Kentucky
cities.
Work hard, Mr.. English, Spare no cf-
fort and spend your money freely. Con
slider what Lee and Jackson would do were
they alive."-Ex.
No doubt but that Mr.. English is work
ing hard. But we do not believe he cares
a continental what Lee and Jackson would
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