The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-02
GENEARL LOCAL NEWS.

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Judge Severe Marchildon was in Cairo
yesterday.
Last call: Only one day left in which to
pay taxes. After that, take an additional
sum with you to cover costs.
Quite number of our Missouri neigh
bors were upon our streets yesterday. The
presence of these people among us always
means business.
The "Just-for-Fun club" and "the
Merry -go-rounders," are the suggestive
names given to two recently organized So
cial clubs among our young people.
The "Faultess" is a pure Havana fill
er, bright Connecticut wrapper, and sells
for only five cents, at F. Korsmeyers, Ohio
Levee, corner Sixth street.
Newspaper thieves are getting holder
We know fhe names of few of those who
steal THE BULLETIN from subscribers doors
and intend making an lawful example OF
them.
Capt. Bill Woods, of Santa Fe, was in
Cairo, yesterday, aud invested four dollars
in subscription to the WEEKLY BULLETIN
which paper he classes among his iniispen-
sable necessities.
The election of one school ,ustee for
township II, range west, will be held At
the Arab engine house, on Saturday, the
10th instant. Official notice of the election
is published in another column.
Attorneys or others wishing to pur-
chase few copies Of the Journal and De-
bates Of the Illinois constitutional conven-
ton, can receive serviceable information by
applying to the editor of The BULLETIN.
The examinations in the High school
yesterday, were eminently satisfactory to
all concerned. The examinations named
for to-day will prove especially interesting,
and will doubtless call out as large crowd
OF listners as the room will accommodate.
Capt. J. c. Willis, OF Metropolis, was in
the city, yesterday. The captain has, we
are told, no congressional aspirations this
year He is a man of great personal popu-
larity, however, of sterling practical sense,
and would "cut an infinitely better figure
In congress than the present member, Capt.
Thomas.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Cairo Tax payers association will be held
in the Office OF Squire Comings, this even.
Ing. As matters of Importance will be
brought up for the discussion and action of
the association, full attendance of the
members is especially desirable. Hour of
meeting I o'clock p. IN.
"A big negro, named jim Lane, visibly
intoxicated, entered McCammons meat
shop, yesterday evening, and while discuss
ing business transaction, became both
furious and noisy. He was taken in by
Chief La Hue and Policeman Schuckers,
and slowed away for the night under the
cover OF the calaboose.
The sewers were opened Yesterday
morning, and commenced active and effect
i've duty at once Before night-tall de-
cline Of one inch, or more, in all ponds in
the lower part Of the city was visible to the
naked eye. The sewers have fortnights
job ahead of them in the work OF Kidding
the city of its liquid nuisance.
Among other county Offices to be filled
next fall, is the office Of coroner,so faithfully
and efficiently filled, during the past sixteen
months, by Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald Mr..
L. $. Marshall, who ran very respectable
race for the position IN 1878, will probably
be candidate again, but the people of the
county seem abundantly satisfied with the
present incumbent.
Prof. Floyd, at present engaged in
school teaching in the Sandusky district, is
posted for speech before the Reform club
on Friday evening next He is a man of
brains, and has, although comparative
stranger among us, given very satisfactory
proof of his ability to entertain m audience
on the subject Of temperance or any other
subject he may choose to discuss,
The parlor concert by Miss Harrcl's
pupils, will be given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Rittenhousc, on Satur.
day evening, April 10Th The interest of
the occasion will be enhanced by the part.
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