The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-16
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Notices in these columns ten cents per line,
each insertion Markets.

among business locals.
Col Jas. r. Rcardon has returned t(
this city from his eastern trip.
.-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Koismeyers.
Fresh Oysters at A, T. DeBaun's, 81
Ohio Levee.
Col. Wood is still in Chicago, for the
benefit of his health, it is said.
Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Matinee at 2 p. m. to-day on board OF
Dan Rices Floating Opera House. Don't
fail to attend.
Fresh Oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, Sc
Ohio Leyee.
Those to whom the city is indebted
should call at the city clerks office and OBJ
tain their ducats.
Dan Rice has the best operate and
Theatrical troupe of the day. Admission
only 80 and % cents. =
Mr., T. c. Tallmadge, the general man
ager OF the Bell Telephone company, ar
rived in this city yesterday.
Remember and attend the theatre on
board Dan Rice's Floating Opera House to-
day. Admission so and % cents.
Snow fell at Yankton yesterday after
noon and the thermometer tell to thirty
three. 1t is judged from this that cool
weather may be expected here.
Over the signature of Mayor Thistle
wood, this morning, will be found an adj
vertlsement for sealed proposals for the re-
moval and cleansing of the privy tubs.
Dan Rice's Floating Opera House has
been playing TO crowded houses above, and
having been overwhelmingly pressed to play
the fourth night in Cape Grardeau, will
only remain here one day.
The Gem" saloon has changed hands.
Jim Mallory has taken it in charge and IN
tends adding to it ladies' oyster parlor,
where gentlemen and ladies can enjoy
quietly dish of the delicious bivalves
served up in any style.
Yesterday afternoon, while the terrific
elementary disturbance was at its heighth,
a large tank full of water, which was stand
ing back of Mrs. S. Williamson's millinery
store, bursted and allowed its contests to
deluge the premises,
Harry Walker in addition to furnish
ing good serenade every evening free, and
a tirstclass speciality minstrel performance
at the Comique, is receiving daily invoices
of fresh Baltimore she'll and canned oysters.
For sale at his counter.
About thirty republicans, principally
colored men, headed by their band, march
ed about the city last night. The only
notable feature about the whole turn out
was the drum major, whose appearance is
beyond our description.
--FoR SALE, a good young horse, phae-
ton and set of harness; will be sold sepa-
ately or all together. Horse is young, gen
tie and well broken for buggy, saddle or
work, and just the kind for lady to drive.
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
Owing to the wet weather the attend
auce of the Reform hall, last night, was
small, but sufficiently large for the trans
action of the business before the club. The
exercises which were to have taken place
were postponed till next meeting
- On the evening of next Monday the
Rough and Ready Fire Company will ex-
tend to the people of Cairo an opportunity
for social enjoyment in the spacious ball OF
their engine house. No pains will be
spared by the members Of the company to
make the evening one of unalloyed pleas
urc 10 all WHO attend,
-SIr Ben Hagey is in the city on his
way from Arkansas to his home in st. Louis.
From him we learn that his youngest sister,
land we give the item for the benefit of
Miss Katic's numerous Cairo iriends), was
married in st. Louis last Tuesday to Mr..
W. b. Wilhelm, young business man Of
that city, member Of the firm Of Winning,
Hagcy & Co.
Yesterday afternoon, while the rain.
storm wasraging the lightning, with a terrific
crash, struck chimney on the residence OF
Mr.. Kill Martin, on Fourth street. Young
Herman Schulz, who was standing by his
own home, about fifty feet away from where
it struck, was knocked down and momen
tariy stunned. No other damage was done
that we could learn.
Only two CASES were tried in Judge
Olmsted's court yesterday. The bad wealth |
err seems to have had wholesome effect on
all deviltry committing citizens and tramps,
al .a,In,a1