The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

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each insertion. Marked

Mrs. W p. Halliday is in Chicago
For sale cheap desk. Apply at this
Office.
The case Of French Axley is the first
on the docket in the county court, and will
be heard this morning.
--FoR SALE, phaeton and sci of harness;
Apply at the Bulletin Office,
A light but continuous rain fell nearly
all last night, making il very disagrceable,
particularly for our police officers.
We regret to hear that Mr.. John A.
Reeve is confined to his bed by injuries re-
ceiyed few days before the election
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Kolsmeyer's
Major Hinkle is the next happy father
A daughter was born unto him night before
last, wherefore we congratulate him.
DR.. Wolfe, of Olmstcd, was in the city
Yesterday, and during his stay here was a
visitor at the residence of Judge Olmsted,
between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Korsmeycrs.
- Rev, Glasgow, a resident of the upper
end of this county, will be the speaker at
the Reform hall next Friday.
BY proclamation of one Il. b. Hayes
the good people Of this Union are hidden
10 observe the 2jth inst as Thanksgiving
day
The gentlemen elected on the indie
pendent county ticket will enter upon the
discharge of their official duties on the 9th
proSimo
In the Centralia township Trumbull
received 3S4 votes and Oberly 3S1. In
jackson county Trumbull received 2,ljo
and Oberly received ALDO
Officer La Hue left for Vincennes this
morning TO attend the wedding of his
daughter, which takes place in that city on
Thursday Ninccnnes is Mr.. La Hue's old
home.
The second Of series Of sociabes,
given by the Mystic Crew, will take place
tomorrow evening. The preparations al
ready made are that il will be THE affair
oi its kind this season
Mr. and Mrs. George 5. knight, who
have lately travelled through England, Scot
land Ireland and Wales, with their troupe
and met with great success will visit this
city some time soon
The late frequent rains have had ten
dency TO make many of our roads impass-
able. Those who have come into the city
from the country report the roads in an al
most impossible condition.
MIR, Thos. j Craig, Of Hodges Park,
good citizen and an equally good demo.
crat, was in the city yesterday and left
some OF his surplus silver in Tue BULLETIN
counting room--lor subscription before
he took his departure,
Miss Francis Willard, the editress Of
"Thc Signal a temperance journal OF wide
circulation, published at Chicago, will visi,
Cairo in week or two and speak in the
Reform hall. She is now laboring in the
southern part Of The state.
The petition OF the Street Railway
company Tor the right Of way over certain
streets, came up before the city council las,
night, and was referred 10 the ordinance
committee with Instructions to report al
the next regular meeting Of the council
No other business Of importance was trans
acted by that body
Sheriff Hodges and Trabert AFTER yes
terday arrested negro man and whit,
woman, who for some time have been iv
ing in adultery together. They made their
home above Twentieth street, and whel
the sheriff called OF the place they took I,
their heels In different directions in dc
cidedly lively manner. They were cap
,ured after short chase, however, nm,
confined IN the county jail.
Mai. Smith, who will be remembers,
by many Of our citizens as cashier Of tn
City National bank OF this city, immediate
" after Mr.. Hysop's resignation, return
cd to Memphis, his home, and was recent
elected to the Legislature from the Mcmphi
district, on the republican tickct,-rur
ming ahead OF his tickle, from twelve /,
thirteen hundred. While here, he game
the esteem Of every one with whom Il
came 10 contact and his departure WI
much regretted. The news Of his aatte