The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-15


reception, large stocks at A. Marx.
All those having claims against the
city may obtain their pay to-day by calling
upon our genial and popular city clerk.
Prince Albert coats at Marks, just the
the thing for parties and receptions.
-"The man with the skating park on his
head" as he has been tcrmed-in other
words, Hon. John II. Obcrly-will arrive in
the city to-day
john Clancy has written recipe for
the restoration of hair which is puzzling
the Uranium of our worthy city clerk, Foley
at least so "they say"
Reception, white kid gloves, large
stock just received by A. Marx.
The Democratic congressional COM
mirtee for the Eighteenth district, will
meet in this city to-day in room No. 2,
Herbert's hotel, at 3 p. m
The various fire companies and secret
societies yesterday held special meetings to
consider the invitation to participate in the
reception of General Grant
A pavement composed of Mr.. Klein's
cement stone has just been laid down in
front of the Court House Hotel and makes
an imposing appearance.
White vests for receptions and parties,
finest quality and latest styles at A. Marx.
The charter of the Cairo Builders and
Loan Association was yesterday recorded
by our circuit clerk. One million dollars
is the capital stock of the association.
The "Faultless' is a pure Havana filler
manufactured especially for the Cairo trade
and is the best five cent cigar in the mar
ket. Sold wholesale and retail by F. Kors-
meyer, Ohio levee, corner Sixth street.
The colored people of this city, as they
say, don't has to work dursSg General
Grants stay here, Money will be no
inducement to them to go to work, while,
through idleness, they may be afforded an
opportunity to see the general.
We received yesterday the first num-
Der of the Cape Girardeau Tri-Wcekly
Courier, which is well printed well edited
and, as the advertisements abundantly ties,
tify, we'll supported by the business men Of
the burg.
jackson Stokes, son of Ham, and by
no means the most amiable of creatures,
was yesterday brought before Squire Os-
born charged with having abused fellow
citizen. The fine assessed was the usual
amount, five dollars and costs.
We have it from City Clerk Foley that
the residence of Mr.. Daniel Hogan, at
Mound City, was burglarized the other
day, the burglars procuring a small amount
of money, valuable watch and a few ar
tces of minor value. No clue to the ras-
cal has yet been obtained.
The appointment Of Mr.. Sam'l Orr to
the position of health officer gives the best
Of satisfaction. He is an active gentleman
of sound sense, who has studied the sani-
tary condition of the city and our people
may rest assured that whatever he may un-
dertake to do will be accomplished in an
manner.
Died, yesterday, at / 80 p. m, at the
residence of Mr.. Jno, English, on Fifth
street, Mrs. Julia Kelley, widow of Christie
pher Kelley. Funeral services will be held
in st, Patrck's church, at 2:l5 pm, to-day,
after which the remains will be placed
on special tram, at the foot Of Eighth
street, and conveyed to Villa Ridge for in
terment. Friends and acquaintance are
invited.
The fact that Mcssrs. Halliday and
Woodward have complied with the request
Of numerous citizens, has not only given
great satisfaction to the petitioners, but is
also pleasing to the majority of the voters
OF their respective wards, who were not
among the petitioners. They are both men
Of sterling worth, whose presence in the
council is sufficient assurance to the peo-
pie that the interests Of the city will be
zcalously guarded.
Mr.. Birdie Hogan was Yesterday
brought forward by an officer Of the law
to answer charge preferred by the officer.
Birdie is gentleman Of color and was
caught IN the act of throwing pieces of
wood and rock into the box factory. Be-
ing generally troublesome and mishiev-
Gus young man, and this being the second
oifense, Squire Osborn fined him ten dol
lars and costs, and on a failure to pay the
same sent him to jail for sixteen days.