The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-17
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS,
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Fresh Oysters at A. 7. DeBaun's, OF
Ohio Levee:;
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. KoIsmeyer's.
Circuit cclrt, Judge Baker presiding,
was in session yesterday.
Governor Cullom will talk to Cairo's
handful of republicans on the 10th inst.
Fresh Oysters at A. 7. DcBaun'S, Sc
Ohio Levee.
-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Korsmeyers.
Services in the German Lutheran
Church to-day, in the forenoon and eve
ming.
The work of moving the old railroad
house is progressing slowly, one portion OF
the building still stands on its old site.
Fresh Oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, Sc
| Ohio Levee.
Hon Samuel s. Marshall, F. NJ. Young
blood and Gen. VIM. b. Anderson yester-
day completed an etfectual canvass of
this district.
The Young Peoples Temperance club
meets this afternoon at half-past four in
Temperance hall. The meeting will be as
interesting as usual, and our young people
generally will be benefited by attending
The strong wind of night before last
blew down the rear portion of the new
brick wall of the addition to the dry goods
portion of the New York store. The
bricks fell into the store but no great dam
age was done.
-FoR SALE, a good young horse, phae-
ton and set of harness will be sold sepa-
ately or all together. Horse is young, gen
tie and well broken for buggy, saddle or
work, and Just the kind for lady to drive
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
The Chicago Telegraph Dem refuses
to believe that Indiana was lost and des-
perately MARBLES:
She's daisy, she's darling,
Give her all the shouts you can,
For she lives on the banksot the Wabash,
And her name is Indy Ann
The lovers of an evenings innocent en-
loyment should bear IN mind that the
Rough and Ready fire company will give
one of their enjoyable sociables at their
hall tomorrow night. The best of music
will be on hand to enliven the occasion and,
as usual, the best of feeling will prevail,
Go,
Let no democrat, unless prevented by
sickness, absent himself from any demo
cratic meeting that may be held in his
neighborhood between now and the I'd day
of November Encourage the speakers by
your presence. Take your boys along, and
invite your republican neighbor and his
boys to accompany YOU There's millions
in it."
Captain Keyser, who has the contract
for building the embankment of the Vim
cennes railroad extention, expected to have
completed the work by this time, but, owing
to wet weather. he has been able to work
only half day during last week, which
delayed the completion considerably. The
track has been laid as far as the embank
mcnt is finished
MIR. Ed Alderman was in the city yes
terday He reports Mr., Joe Roberts, the
editor of the Pulaski Patriot, as being
quite i'll and confined to his bed. We real
" regret that Joe should be thus afflicted
and, although he is deserving Of punish
ment, hope that "lIe who tempers the wind
to the shorn lamb will not aiflict him too
severely.
An ordinance recently passed by the
city council, gives any Of our citizens who
may choose to do 50 the privilege to build
sidewalks in front Of their premises at their
own expense This privilege is limited to
the 10Th inst, after which date the city
clerk will advertise for proposals to have
all necessary walks built. We mention
this fact for the benefit Of those who may
wish to build their walks themselves.
The DuQuoin Tribune says; 81. p
Parker of st. Johns, we understand, is
soon to sever his connection with the bust
ness up there, and to assume the manage
ment OF the st. Charles Hotel at Cairo
which has been purchased by Halliday 4
Co., and fitted up in tirst.class style trou
top to bottom. Mr.. Parker is good bust
ness man, but time alone will only tel
whether he is especially fitted for a land
lord
Had Sheriff McCorkle been murdered
in southern state and had he been a re
publican, the northern republican organ