The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-31
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion, Marked

Fresh oysters at At 7, DeBoun's d
Ohio Levec.
Mr.. Jacob Burger goes east in day o.
two after his second winter stock.
For sale cheap, desk. Apply at thi'
office.
Mrs. c. L. Oliver, of Jonesboro, is il
the city, visiting the family of Mr., A. j
Alden.
And now the say that Garfield may
have written the Morley letter, but then
perhaps, he didn't Mentor do IT.
For SALE, phaeton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office
Food for the soul can be obtained free
of charge at all the churches to-day. Con.
suit our church directory for time and
place.
---"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Kolsmeyer's.
Not q single law breaker could be
found yesterday. The foreshadowed demo-
cratic victory has already had beneficial
effect on this community.
Order election tickets at THE BuLLE-
TIN job Office, 50 80 per thousand. >
Rev Whitaker will preach sermon
for the ediication of young people this
evening. 1t will be entitled Dancing"
and will doubtless contain TODD for thought
between the acts" cigarettes, whole.
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's,
MIR. Herbert Harrell arrived in this
city from Chicago yesterday. We regret
that the dangerous illness OF his his wife,
who is at the residence OF her mother, Mrs.
Miles Parker necessi.ated his visit.
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand,
at $3.50 per thousand E.E Ellis, printer,
Office, Ohio Levee.
In another column will be found card
from Mr., Patier correcting mistatement
in regard to his candidacy for county COM
missioner.
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, SC
Ohio Levee.
Mr. Louis Burger has. returned from.
Mt. Vernon to take charge of the dry goods
department of his brothers establishment
during the absence of the proprietor in
New York.
An employer said to one OF his men:
off Hancock is elected, can hire you for
SO q week" "Well," said the mechanic,
"l'm devilish certain if you thought so
You'd vote for Hancock, yourself"
A gentleman named Baker, a New
Orleans commission merchant, is, and will
be until tonight, at the Arlington hotel
and offers to bet any sum, from ten dollars
to five thousand, that New York and New
Jersey will 90 democratic. Here Is an
other good chance for republicans to show
their back bone.
Mr.. Con Manley, of Sandusky, was in
the city yesterday. He reports that the
mail bags with which Mr.. Damron was
furnished for his personal use and which
he pawned for liquor in that precinct, have
not yet been redeemed. The postmaster at
although republican, proposes
to report the matter to headquarters.
Fresh oysters at A. r. DeBaun's, So
Ohio Levee.
We have been very busy, during the
last few days, in the laudable attempt
to wrench the country from Repub
lcan misrule and our readers have there.
fore been compelled TO content themselves
with but little local news. Only one more
issue thanks to the powers that be--and |
the agony is over, and THE Bulletin will
then again greet its readers with the usual
amount of news.
A resolution adopted by the Reform
club at its last meeting, requests the may
or to issue a proclamation ordering all |
saloons closed from six O'Clock in the !
morning until twelve at night on election
day. The law requires that all saloons be |
closed until six o'clock in the evening on
that day, bur since a great deal of liquor |
is INDUCED in while the returns
are coming in before midnight, it was
thought wise by the club that the saloons
be closed until that hour.
The most vigorous prosecution IS in
store for those men who contemplate cast
ing an illegal vote day after tomorrow.
The democrats have appointed committees
for each polling place who will keep sharp
lookout and cause the arrest Of every man
who attempts .ocast an illegal ballot. They
have raised quite sum Of money and will
be liberal in using it to secure the convic.
ton OF rcpeaters aud all illegal voters gen.
orally. We give this timely warning for
the benefit of number of men in this city
whose intentions are known.