The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-15
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion, Marked

this city next Saturday.
Alderman Blake has been dubbed
"the Adonis of the council"
Mr.. Geo. Milton and Miss Annie Am
mon were married yesterday evening.
just received a large invoice of No. G
envelopes at THE BULLETIN office.
The family of Mr.. A. H. Irwin has
taken up its residence in No. 80, Seventh
street.
Mr.. Miles F. Gilbert, who has been abb
sent from the city on legal business is home
again.
Mr.. Thos Lewis left the city yesterday
on business. He did not inform US where
he was going.
County Clerk Humm, who made a fly.
ing trip out into the country, was at his
post again yesterday.
Mrs W. H. Ray, wife of our signal
service operator has returned from a
lengthy stay in the north.
The samples Of Democratic campaign.
suits have arrived and will be on exhibition
atthe club rooms next Friday
Among the merchants who bought
some of the Texas horses yesterday are Mr.
R. II. Cunningham and Mr.. Jno. Gates.
Blocks in the Fifth addition, twenty.
nine to forty-eight inclusive, having been
vacated. are now assessed as acres.
--Thos Leavy who has been here for sew
enteen years engaged in draying has accum-
ulated quite sum, and will now leave for
Kansas City to engage in farming.
We feel called upon to thank our
many friends for their numerous compli-
mentary notes and other tokens of approval
that We are constantly receiving,
The county commissioners after exam
ming the assessors books, adjourned yester'
day and returned to their respective homes.
In doing so they passed over the new
county road with the object Of ascertain
ing its condition.
Quite a number of our country
cousins" are in the city attending the ses.
sion Of the circui. court. But the number
has considerably diminished since the
county and commissioners court adjourned
The more the able stalwart editor con.
templates Mr.. Girfeld's record and the late
Cakes Ames' little memorandum book,
the more he is alarmed about the mon
strous copper heads" and the dangers of a
new rebellion.
In another place will be seen a card
from Mrs. Kynaston, stating that she has
opened shop in her husbands obi stand
She hasa good stock and is deserving OF
patronage, We hope she will meet with
success in her enterprise.
The Fairfield, Wayne county, H.,
Press favors the appointment OF Hon. W
II. Robinson, OF Fairfield, to the position
OF railway and warehouse commissioner
which it assumes will be made vacant by
the resignation of Hon J. II. Oberly.
Scarlet fever has played sad havoc
among the children in this city within the
last day or two, number Of deaths occurred
and three were buried yesterday. These
were the children Of Mr.. Peter Huber, Mr.
Jacob Klein and Mr. Dan. Fitzgerald,
Politics, like the thermometer, arr
running high, but you have to 60 in the
shade to find them. The Democrats are
confident that victory is theirs and that or
the I'd of November their banner will be
decorated with the peoples choice, Han
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statements and bill.heads. Quaker CITY
best papers in the market, pure linen fibre
pure Irish linen, white and colorei poster
light and heavy linen, azure, yellow
cream, ETC.. just received at The Bullet!
office.
The ground possessed in the city 0
Cairo by the 9. * V. K. r. and the G. * S
L. II. r. having been, until now, assessed a
lots. The county commissioners court dc
cided to change this at their last sessio
and hereafter they will appear upon tn
assessors books as tracts Of land.
is It not about time that the sidewalk
at the corner of Fourth and Locust street
should be replacedl This walk has bee
torn up for the last three weeks, and tn
public, and particularly people going
and from the Illinois Central depot, hay
: been put to great inconvenience. Who's
duty is it to attend TO such mattersl
! A large number Of horses from Sa
' Antonia, Texas, are at the Illinois Centr
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