The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-08

Hon. Wm, Hartzell was IN the CITY
yesterday.
There arc now but two prisoners con-
fined III the county jail.
Mr.. Benz. Milburn, OF Hodges PARK
was in town yesterday
--"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at f. Korsmeyer's.
Sheriff Hodges, who has been out IN
the county for several days, returned nome
yesterday.
Only $3.50 round trip, via Illinois Cen
ira. railroad, to Chicago Tuesday, October
l2th, 1880.
Judge olmsted and daughter Nan
| ME, are in St. Louis, and will be absent un'
til Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Shelter, of Rose Clair known
, from Pittsburg to New Orleans as Potato
joe" was in the city yesterday
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyers,
No such opportunity for visiting Chi
csgo will be offered again this season as
the Illinois Central is now offering
W. NJ. Maxey, NJ D., OF Hodges Park
who has been in the city for several days,
returned home yesterday.
Passengers for the Chicago excursion
will find the sleeper at depot Monday eve
ming, and can retire at the usual hour
Mr.. George S. Fisher is home again
from his northern trip. During his alb
sence he visited all the northern cities Of
note.
We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Mr. Reisser elsewhere.
He offers his brick business house on Com
mercisl for rent.
One of the Jokes of the News mo
better men we're ever presented for the SUI
frages of the people than those on the re-
publican ticket
-OHara and Lippitt's mare, julie,
and Robert Smyth's horse, Harry" will trot
in the park at o'clock Saturday afternoon,
best two miles in three.
Alderman Patier returned from ST.
Louis yesterday He reports the far
grand affair, but the crowd of people too
large to admit of enjoyment.
The excursion to Evansville is not q
thing entirely out of mind and may yet De
worked up. A new offer has been submit
ted by the Vincennes company
Merchants, bankers, lawyers, doctors,
farmers, mechanics and others should see
the Chicago exposition. Go via the Illinois
Central, October 18th, 1880.
Mr.. John F. Merry, of Manchester,
Iowa, excursion agent of the Illinois Cen
trail railroad, was in the city yesterday, ar
ranging for grand excursion to Chicago,
The Chicago exposition is the wonder
of America, and the Illinois Central is deter
mined the people of Cairo and vicinity
shall have an opportunity to see 1t. =
DIR. Petrie's COW will never more be
seen on the pheasant pastures back OF the
Mississippi levee. She has been called to
the happy "hunting ground by the pre-.
vailing disease.
Senator Conkling having :old the peo-
pc who his candidate for vice president
\ is, great many republicans are anxious to
have the New York senator declare in favor
of somebody for president.
The Temperance Reform Club, which
meets tonight, will be addressed by
Rev. B. Y. George, and an article entitled
"Masked Batteries" will be read by request
The meeting will be interesting, and all
the friends OF the temperance cause arc
earnestly requested to be present.
Mr.. Daniel Hartman returned to thi!
city yesterday after an absence OF severa
weeks. During his absence he visited al
the largest eastern cities in search Of nov
elites, and has returned firm believer il
the proyerb seek and sc shall find" Hi
stock of goods will commence arriving in
few days.
Squire Osborn performed sccre
marriage the other day-quite cookbook
ing young lady and gentleman being tn
parties to the contract. Although gu
readers will obtain no great amount Of sat
isfaction out Of this notice, since we ar
; not permitted to give the names, and wi
only find their curiosity aroused, VIC wer
determined not to be cheated out OF o
item. Hence the notice.
The attention Of the News man, an
, all Others, is respectfully called to III
, advertisement of democrat published
these columns this morning, The money
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