The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-20
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
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The softest and finest shoes forintants
in the city, are at A. Blacks.
--"Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
The Greenbackers had their meeting
at the Tenth street stand last night. There
was fair crowd present to listen to the
speech Of Mr. Steele
Mrs. Jno. Mackie left for Chicago, her
new home, yesterday, The family of Mr..
A. Mackie himself included, will proba-
bly, leave for tic same city tomorrow.
The latest novelty in ladies shoes can
be found at A, Blacks
If you have symptoms of chills or jaun-
dice, or bilious complaints of any kind, go
to Geo. o Hara and buy Forbes Liver
Pad, No. /. tits a sure cure if worn accord
ing to directions Ask for Forbes Pad
Price, Sl.00,
Between the Acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail,a F. Korsmeyeri.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a COM
ELEMENTARY ticket TO the Hardin county
annual fair to be held near Elizabethtown
September 22nd to 25th, also compliment
tary from the Jefferson county fair ascot
alton whose fair takes place at Mt Vernon,
October 18th, 18th, l4th, and 18th. The
list OF premiums offered at both places are
large and valuable.
Just received full line Of ladies',
misses and children's boots and shoes tor
fall and winter wear at City Shoe Store.
1t is conceded by both parties in this
district, that Hon John H. Oberly will car
ry it by an overwhelming majority. He
will not only receive the vote of every
Democrat, but also the vote Of many of our
white Republicans and not few colored
men. This fact-the fact that he receives
the heartiest support here in Southern Hi
nois, where he is best known speaks well,
indeed, for him, and in remarkable contrast
with the state Of affairs in Garfield home,
where that dignltary, being best known, re-
ceives the feWest votes.
The Sensible shoe is the most en-
durable and comfortable shoe in the city,
to be had only at A. Blacks,
job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store Aden's job Office.
The Three States was crowded last
night with the several Hancock and Eng.
fish clubs from this city en- route for
Mound City to attend the celebration there.
Report reached here early in the evening
that the little town was full Of people,
about fifteen hundred strangers having al
ready arrived from different parts OF the
district, and that Hon. D. I. Linegar had
made very etfectual speech in the after
noon. Cairo sent delegation about four
hundred strong nearly all equipped with
suits and torches, also good band, all Of
which no doubt added greatly to the cele-
bration in the evening.
The boys that met at the Rosters
hall night before last were numerous and
noisy. There were something over two
hundred present, all eager to join the club,
and ffty-three Of them organized the club.
The number Of applicants being so great
and so varied, some additional qualitica-
tons were exacted The standard of age
was raised and an initiation fee Of fifty
cents was imposed. The officers elected
were: Capt Shields president; Vim. BAN.
brick, secretary; W. W. Wright, treasury,
Patrick Powers, captain; Frank Garlic,
first lieutenant; Dan Clancy, second lieu
tenant. Fifty suits and one hundred
torches we're ordered. Much enthusiasm
prevailed and the club will probably be in
every respect the "loudest' one ia the city.
In the latter part Of July, 1870, one
Jno. Gibson was found dead in we'll up in
this county, aud an inquest revealing no
suspicious evidence in the case, verdict OF
accidental death was rendered. Since then,
however, circumstantial evidence has ap.
peared which points strongly to the wife OF
deceased Mary ellison, and the
hired man, named Martin Var
Lakewood, who had been engaged
upon the premises, as having fastened
the death Of the man. The evidence i.