The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-24

Mr., G, W, Guthrie of Fulton, KY, and
Miss Paskel of Texas, were married in the
parlors of the Planters House by Rev, Il,
Y George, yesterday at II o'clock a. m,
The couple left for Fulton on the 3 o'clock
p, IN. train, where they will reside.
--Messrs, Yocum & Broderick have
recently opened grocery and vegetable
store near the corner of Eigth street and
Washington avenue, They have laid in a
large stock of fancy and staple groceries,
and keep always on hand great variety
OF fresh vegetables, the latest of the season.
They have spent considerable money in
renoyating the store rooms and have sue
ceeded in transferring them into one Of the
most attractive stores in the city. Mr.
Brodcrick, who is always on hand to attend
to the wants Of customers, is an energetic
young man. well known to evcryl ody in
the city, and deserves a most liberal patro-
mage. Both Mr. Yocum aud Brodcrick are
cstecmablc gentlemen, with good taste
for business, and there is no doubt but that
their good judgement in supplying the
wants of their customers satisfactory will
bring them ample success,
A Chester correspondent thus reports
the political situation; THE campaign of
1880 has already commenced in this Coun-
ty. The fight thus far is limited to the
State Senatorship, BY the old rotation
principle which has long been in vogue in
this district, Randolph county is entitled to
the candidate, and be it said to her honor,
there is no lack OF good material. The
two names now most prominently
before the people are Hon. j. Per
ry Johnson and Hon John T. Mcbride,
both of this city The gentlemen are
both prominent and well known, are On
compromising Democrats, and in past
years have rendered their party much
services and have labored increasingly to
secure the success OF its measures. Eth.
er of the two would make an able senator
and ill a seat in that body with credit to
the district and honor to himself. 1t is
yet early, and not at all improbable but
that other names will come up for consid
Grafton in connection with this office. John
StOchr, All influential German citizen of
Red Bud is spoken of as a probable Re
publican candidate. As regards county
offices little Of nothing has yet been said,
But i. is safe to presume that each party
wi put its best foot forward in struggle
FOR mastery, such as thn sol of old Randolph
has not known before.
On Sunday last we warned our mer-
chants to beware Of counterfeit five and ten
dollar bills At the time we gave this warn.
lng we did not give our reasons tor doing
50, since that would have caused the coun
terfaitcrs to leave the city and the plans Of
the ONCers would thus nave Deen intcflcreu
with. AT the time we gave the warning
there were four suspicious strangers in this
city, who changed their clothes two and
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uon' ono u ''l'se '"u' 'i''"' un'""'e T"
the officers visited the saloon "t hr Dan
Mccarthy, on Commercial, and after set
,i,, thoo NM, froolv to fine crowd he met
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Mccarthy, not suspiciomns that the bill
was counterfeit, took It without eXamina-
ton and returned eight dollars OF genuine
money b. the stranger as his change. 1t
WAS mn, nntiI IN. STRANGER had left thr "a.
Io,, chat NJ NcC,r,hv d;scover.d ,ho
character Of III. money and when ,br
,ovt a,y fine o,Hcor, heard of fine ,r,ns,c.
,;,o fla r,s,,l had ,lro,d, made III. a.c,re
.ocl Toris Tho h,,,rco If III, g,,g ~.