The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-02


The Illinois Central road is putting
down new rails on their incline.
---"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
We regret to hear of the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. LaHue. She is very low.
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, So
Ohio levee.
John Tyler, the policeman, is preven-
ted from being on duty by sickness.
Mr. Robt. Smyth returned from Hot
Springs yesterday, in splendid health, and
as gay as cricket
-"Betwcen the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's. =
Mrs. II. ]. Gerould is expected home
to-day from her visit to friends in Mlchi-
gan.
Judge Bross, after being confined to
his home by illness for several weeks, is
about again.
Judge Baker has taken possession of
the residence up town known as the "Mor-
gan property"
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBauns, So
Ohio levee.
Mr.. Tony Celia is suffering with
quite severe attack of rheumatism, which
confines him to his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hasenjager are
happy over the sudden appearance Of a boy
baby in their home yesterday.
The family of Hon. S. P. Wheeler, after
spending portion of the heated term
north, returned to this city yesterday.
Mr.. c. r. Woodward is home again
from Hot Springs. He left the rheumatism,
with which he was afflicted, in that burg.
Mr.. Louis Herbert sports handsome
new wagon, which bears his name and the
number of his Ohio Levee business house.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis who has been abb
sent from the city, and during that absence
visited some OF the principal cities in the
east and west, is home again.
Mr.. Walton Wright has procured a
most handsome drum majors suit. When
we mention that it was procured at cost
of seventy-fve dollars some idea of Its
beauty can be formed
Walter, son of II. V. Thompson, boy
about fifteen years of age, has been sick
with typhoid-intermittent fever for about
five week. He was out about a week ago but
took a relapse and was not expected to live
through last night.
The children of our former fellows
citizen, Mr.. Jas. S. Morris, Miss Mary
and Master Robert Morris, who, since the
death of their mother about three years
ago, have made their home with their aunt
in Springfield, are in the city, visiting the
family of Mr.. w. f. Schuckcrs.
1t is the duty of the judges of election
to be at their respective voting places in
each precinct, on the morning of the 18th
inst, to register voters, and again on the
Goth to revise same. This matter is of i'm
portance, and the judges should not fail tc
discharge their duties well and faithfully
so that no one, entitled to vote, shall be de
barred.
The Cincinnati Gazette warns all 1T
readers not to trade with Democrats, a
they will certainly be taken in badly
Nearly one hundred merchants of Cincin
mott met to protest against the course O
the Gazette in relation to the south, ant
the Gazette denounces them as dough-face'
and their customers as greenhorns who are
certainly to be cheated. The Republican,
seem to be desperate.
AT last nights meeting of the reform
club Mr.. M. yesterday was elected prcsiden
and Mr. George s. Fisher, secretary of the
club. The other officers Of the club arr
equally good men, aud certain revival o
interest in the affairs of the organization
may be looked for. 1t is to be hoped tina
under the new administration the club vii
prosper and command the respect AM
hearty support of all. And we doubt no
but that it will,
The Cairo & Vincennes railroad com
pany is making very extensive additions
their road in the lower portion OF the cit
by extending their track from Second stree
to the Ohio river, for the purpose OF run
ming their cars down an incline on to
transfer boat. and thus connecting with tn
Iron Mountain and Mobile e. Ohio rail
roads. Forty.eight teams have been
work for over week with plows, scraper
and wagons from Second street to the rive
bank, and the track has already been lai
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