The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-27
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion. MarkedF

| MIR. Sam'l Foster, of st. Louis, is in tn
7 city associating among his friends.
--WANTED--A boy to learn the ciga
trade. Apply at once. &. WIcHEnT.
Read what is sald of VIM. Winter, TIT
artist, IN special local column this morn
ing.
For sale cheap, desk Apply at THU
office.
Special attention is directed TO the re-
marks made in favor Of A. HALEY, to be
found in special local column this morn
ing.
-FoR SALE, phaeton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
Mr.. James S. Morris, of ullin, was IN
town yesterday.
.-"Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Chief of Police Robinson, though still
somewhat i'll, is able to oversee his force
again.
Order election tickets at THE BuLLE-
TIN job Office, 81 80 per thousand.
The Third ward club--the "Sweepers"
are by order of the president requested
to meet in their hall tonight. See no.
tice.
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's
The northerly side of Commercial ave-
nue., between Eight and Tenth streets is
beng filled up preparatory to laying a
much needed sidewalk.
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand,
at $3.50 per thousand. Z, f, Ellis, printer,
Office, Ohio Levee.
Religious services were again con
Quoted in the Reform hall last night. The
audience was very fair one, and the SER
vices are highly spoken of.
Mr.. B. S. Harrell is still in the city,
but will probably return to his home in
Cleves, Ohio, in the course OF the week. 1t
may be that he will return and engage in
business here.
Theodore Tilton is back from Europe.
His new lecture is entitled "The World To
Morrow He is under the management of
Mr.. Charles Mumford, late of Cooper in.
stitute, now of Red Bank, n. j.
Stone for the sidewalk around the
Aexader County Bank building has at
last arrived from Joliet, and pedestrians
who are compelled to use that portion Of
walk soon have no longer any groundto COM
plain of its muddy condition in rainy wealth
or. The stones are immense in size and
will make in every respect, one of the best
walks in the city.
The case of the city VS.. the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad for fast running above
Twentieth street was concluded in Judge
Olmstcd's court yesterday. Owing to the
fact that the ordinance restricting the run
ming of trains had not been published as
often as the law requires, the case was de-
cided against the city, An appeal was
taken to the county court.
Mr.. James Thomas and Miss Kate Nc
Tiguc were last night united in marriage by
Father O'Iara. From the residence of the
bride, the wedding party proceeded to the
Delta engine house, where numerous friends
had gathered and where 4 social dance and
general pleasantly was INDUCED in. With
the hearty good wishes Of their friends
they may couple those Of The BULLETIN.
Last night when the time arrived for
the republicans to turn out and hear Padu
cabs great temperance orator, Mr.. Bagby, q |
few of them were found hid away among
the beer casks in the city brewery. The |
martial band, however, brought them out |
and as they marched up the street, it was
matter of general comment that the band
was the greatest portion of the procession.
Shortly after dark last night two |
strangers entered the jewelry store Of Mr..
Stcltzer, on Eighth street, and while one Of
them was engaged in conversation with |
him in front of the store, the other slipped |
behind the counter and stole gold watch |
and two gold CHAINS out of the show case,
and then quietly left. Officers Schuckers
and Lally arrested the man who engaged
Mr.. Steltzer IN conversation, but were I'M
able to find the man who stole the goods.
Already quite number of bogus cleo
ton tickets, printed by order Of the repub-
lican leaders Of this city, have made their
appearance. Some of them bear the name |
of Chas Nellis, instead Of Jack Hodges
and others the name of John Reeve, instead
of Ham. Irwin, Surely fine democrats Mel
lis and Reeve We regret that anything
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