The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-21
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Notices in these columns, Ten cents per line,
each insertion. Marked '

sale and retail, At F, Koismeyer's.
For SALE, phacton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
The new second-story addition to tho
New York store will be ready for occup
ancy in few days.
Order election tickets at THE BuLLE
TIN job Office, 81 80 per thousand
Tuesday night Pettit's new building
was a hall filled with merry dancers yes
terday it was store room filled with new
goods of all kinds,
Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. Korsmeyer's
Who says Damron is not making a
strong tght7 He invested five cents in
beer in an up town saloon Tuesday night,
and-drank the beer himself.
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand,
at $3.50 per thousand. E, E. Ellis, printer,
Once, ono Levee.
Our MAGNIFICENT campaign drum corps
had their pictures taken in a group, in full
uniforms, Yesterday We should very much
like to have copy for sanctum walls.
The teamsters, who cross the track at
Twenty-eighth street, are loud in their COM
plants against the railroad for keeping the
crossing blocked with cars until haf-past
seven o'clock, yesterday morning.
John T. Raymond and party will furn-
lsh, to our theatre going people, fine rem,
dition of Mark Twain's American Comedy
Colonel Sellers" Mr.. Raymond is one Of
the best comedians on the stage, and Cairo
should consider herself peculiarly favored.
Jim Orange came into the city yester-
day on top of the last loadi Of watermelons
of the season. each mellon containing the
germs of half-doxen cases of fever and ague.
When last seen jim was hunting for q
straight-tcket candidate and the usual an
tidote.
Republicans Tuesday night were I'M
csrtain whether the procession was a Gar
feld and Arthur or an independent candi-
date boom. The enthusiasm among the
colored torch bearers seemed all to break
out in cheers for Ham Irwin and Jack
Hodges
Tile cane voted to the most popular
candidate at the Anchor Fire companys
ball was passed over TO Jack Hodges on
majority of 107 over Nellis not one-third
Of what his ma ority well be in November
The company's funds were increased $40 by
the transaction in cane.
AT the regular annual election of Off
GERS of Cairo Chapter, Royal Arch Mason,
held on Tuesday evening, the following
members were elected Chas. Wilson, NJ.
Ell. P: J. A. Goldstine, f. X; Fred
Korsmyer, L. s.; p. W, Farlsy, treasurer;
J. s. Rearden. secretary.
John Poore narrowly missed serious in.
iury while at work at the New York Store
TUESDAY,. A board on which he was stand
inc gave way, precipitating him head long
to the floor, distance of fifteen feet, but
he fortunately escaped with a few bruises
and bad sprain of his left wrist.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold Saturday Oct 23d as a day
of nraver and especially for the success
of the woman's convention in Boston, The
Union vii! meet in the Reform cluL hail
on Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to be present.
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