The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-09

.--"Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Koismeycrs'
Fresh Oysters at A. T, De Bauns Of
Ohio Levee.
Only $3.50 round trip, via Illinois Cen
tra railroad, to Chicago, Tuesday, October
12th, 1880.
Hon. VIM. Hartzell left for Vienna
yesterday morning.
-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F, Korsmeyer's.
Fresh Oysters at A. 7. De Bauns' OF
Ohio Leyee.
No such opportunity for visiting Chi
cago will be offered again this season as
the Illinois Central is now offering
Mr.. J. E. Jenkins of Clinton, Iowa,
is visiting at the residence of Mr. NJ Eas'
terday,
Fresh Oysters at A, 7 De Baun's, SO
Ohio Levee.
Passengers for the Chicago excursion
will find the sleeper at depot Monday eve
ming, and can retire at the usual hour
Their anxiety to serve the sovereigns
has taken Messrs. John Reeve and Charles
| Npllis ont in the country.
The city council has decided that the
services of the health officer can be dis
pensed with after the 18th inst.
DIR. Stevenson, OF Commercial Point,
was In the city yesterday. He reports
business booming in that locality
Merchants, bankers, lawyers, doctors,
farmers, mechanics and Others should see
the Chicago exposition. Go via the Illinois
Central, October 12th, 1880,
Just received, a full assortmentot West
Brothers fine hand-sewed Common Sense
Shoes" az o. HAYrHoRN's. Ladies should
call and see them.
The Chicago exposition is the wonder
of America, andthe Illinois Central is deter
mined the people of Cairo and vicinity
shall have an opportunity to see it.
The COW of Mr.. Thomas Keau died
Yesterday. She was fine animal and, like
the Jrishman's pig, when she lived she
lived in clover, and when she died she died
all over"
The remains of Walter Thompson were,
yesterday evening, taken up the Ohio by
the Gus Fowler. They will be inferred at
Dyersburg, which is situated twenty miles
above Smithland, on the Cumberland river.
Before SQUIRE Comings yesterday fore
noon Anthony McTrige was arraigned on
warrant sworn out by Alex F. Ford for
assault and battery. The evidence showed
the prosecution to be malicious, hence the
defendant was discharged.
An Ohio Garfield and Arthur club con-
sists of exactly 399 members. If they don't
STAY one of these men, and thus make the
number 32S, or manufacture an additional
convert, and raise the list to $50, it is quite
likely that this organization will have the
effect of busting the cause.
The two women, Harriet Wright and
Jane Adams, who we're, day before yester-
day, adjudged insane, are still confined to
in the county Jail and will remain there I'm.
til permission is obtained from DR.. Wardner
the superintendent of the asylum, to send
them on. At present Alexander county has
already in the asylum, more than double
the number of persons to which it is en-.
titled.
There will be a meeting Of the COM
mittee on arrangements, for the democratic
turnout for Wednesday, October 18th, at
Hinkle & Moore's warehouse, at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning, October 0. A full At
tendence of the committee which is COM
posed OF Messrs. Walton Wright B. F.
Blake, II. Meyers, John Koenler and Vim.
McHail, is required to complete the arrange
ments.
Quite disturbance was created at the
corner of Nineteenth and Washington day
before yesterday, by two females, inmates
of the frame building situated OF thecorner.
The offending party, who was heavy six
tooter, named Anna Brown, severely thump.
ed another and smaller woman and then,
drawing a pistol on her, threatened to
shoot her. Mrs. Brown was yesterday ar
rested on a warrant and fined five dollars
and costs by Squire Osborn.
On February /, 1879 the Chicago
Tribune denounced Gen, Arthur, the Re-
publican candidate for the vice-presidency,
as the head center of a syndicate Of re-
venue thieves" and asserted that every
member of the ring of crooked importers il
New York city desires and is laboring fol-