The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-09

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Miss Jennie Mckenzie left for Iowa
yesterday,
Additional local news will be found on
our first page
For sale cheap, desk. Apply at this
Office.
Hon. John H Oberly left for Spring
field yesterday.
Mrs Donaldson is in the city visiting
her daughter Mrs. David Tbistlewood
--FoR SALE, phaeton and set Of harness;
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
The county court-Judge Yocum pre-
siding-ls in session,
Mr.. c. Koch, after several days spent
in St. Louis, is at home again.
--"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Ko,smeyer's.
The little daughter Of our fellow citi-
zen, Mr. Nick Monce, has been quite sick
for several days.
Miss Fannie Hinke, who has been alb
sent from the city for some time, Is again
circulating among her friends here
A dance vas last night given by our
Young people at Turner hail in honor OF
Miss May Harmon, who is in the city on
visit
-"Betweensthe acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. Korsmeyer's.
Hon. w. A. Spann of Vienna, vas IN
the city Sunday. He was elected to the
legislature from the Fifty first district by
the democracy.
The street committee met in the Coun-
Gil chambers yesterday and transacted
such business as was referred to it for con
sidera,ion by the council.
Rev. Whitaker and Mr.. George )
Fisher, and probably others, Will attend
the temperance convention held at Anna
on the 10th and 18th inst.
The second story Of the Union depot
is now up, snd gives the beholder some
idea what sort of looking structure the
depot will be when completed.
Prot. Icons band favored THE BUL.
LETrN office with serensde yesterday
afternoon. The band is-we say it with
out nattery-a really excellent one.
Vigorous efforts were yesterday made
10 raise Prof. Icons little steamboat, Ran
dolph, with good success She will prob
ably be o X again and on her way south
il few days.
The recent strong wind blew down the
white collar smoke stack on the planning
mill of Mr.. s. Walters, and preparations
were yesterday made to again place til a
perpendicular position.
--Hancochs majority Of the popular vote
| will not be less than 100000, while Gar
field will have a majority of the electoral
vote. This is a completely Of the electoral
system that ought TO be remedied.
--Taber Bros. contemplate opening a
branch store in Maiden, Mo-, and with thai
object in view, yesterday shipped qusn
tity Of watches, clocks, ]ewelry, etc, TO tina
city. Mr.. Joseph Bcrnath will have charge
of the store.
Rev. X. Y. George delivered his ser
mon in the Delta engine house Sunda.
afternoon at a 80 o'clock. 1t was highl.
interesting sermon, and was duly apprccl
ated by the audience, which was both larg
and intelligent.
Although the amusements are numer
Gus during the present week, none promise
to afford more pleasure to our people thai
the Rough and Ready sociable to be give
by the company on Thursday evening
Everybody is cordially invited.
1 The old awning that has for so man
, years been hanging precuriously along III
Washington avenue side Of the old Wilcox
4 block, has been torn away and peles riaI
whose every day business compells them
pass that way have one danger less 10 Ell
counter,
= Prof. Icons company showed to
poor house last night. The company real
deserved good house for It proved to
in every sense a superior one. Those wi
were present speak OF 1t in the Mghe
terms. The company is composed Of "
teen people.
Tho Mississippi is on Il
rise aud news from the steamer City
Grecnville, which has been aground [
some weeks about one hundred AMI TIVE