The daily Cairo bulletin., 1880-09-16

Mr.. Haskell will speak in the Temper
ance hall tomorrow.
Mrs. DR.. P. F. Stephens, claIvoyant
physician, is in the city.
Maine went ''h--l bent for Gov Kent"
and she'll be true to Hancock too
-"Between the Aurs' cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Alderman Saup, afer an absence from
the city of week or more, returned yester-
day.
Job work, all kinds, up stairs over
Taber's jewelry store. Alden's job Office
Betting Republicans are suddenly get
ting scarce They seem to be losing their
grip
--"Between the Acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's. =
The city council. met last night, but
transacted nothing but the usual routine
business.
-Ex- Governor Beveridge will probably
address the Republicans at Mound City on
Saturday next.
Favorable cammentsupon Mr. Oberly's
speech we're, Yesterday, numerously in
dulged in by Republicans and Democrats
alike.
The wife of Mr.. J. H. Stephens, col
ored, who died day-before yesterday,
was taken to Villa Ridge for interment yes
terday.
Hon. John H. Oberly will probably
leave for Springfield this afternoon. He
makes his next speech at Dixon on Satur-
day next.
--Losr.-A black Grape veil, on Tues
day evening between 9th and nth on Wal
nut street. The finder will please leave it at
Phil Saup's store.
Mrs. c. W. Henderson left the city
yesterday morning for Gibson City, this
state, on a months visit to relatives and
friends.
IT you want to buy any sort of first
class bangup heating stove, don't fail
to read Hendersons notice in special local
column.
The ladies of st. Josephs church will
give grand supper next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at the Hibernian's hal
the proceeds to be used for the benefit
of the church.
Quite crowd of curious men, girls
and boys gathered at Boicourt's livery
stable, yesterday afternoon, to witness the
dexterity displayed by the Texan in
lassoing his ponies.
Mr.. Danl Hartman lett yesterday FOL
New York for the purpose of purchasing q
stock of new goods in his line. He will be
gone four or five weeks, and Mr.. Jack Tow
ers has charge OF his establishment during
his absence.
The Democrats of Alexander county
should bear in mind that grand free bar.
becue will be given at Hodges Park or
Saturday next Every Democrat should SC
arrange his affairs so as to be able to bt
present
Offenders of the law were exceedingly
scarce yesterday. Not even a plain drunk
| graced the dockets OF our various justices
In the language of Justice Olmsted, 'the
electionin Maine has had purifying infu-
cnce on humanity in general"
1t was expected that the city council
at its meeting night before last, would tak'
into consideration the advsability Of dis
pensing with the services of the health Of
ficer. But that body, in its wisdom, ignored
the matter and, perhaps, properly so.
Mr.. John Fitzgerald, eldest son of oul
coroner, who has been in the employ of Mr.
Rennie tor some time, learning the machin
lists trade, left for st. Louis yesterday
where he goes to complete his knowledge
of the trade he has adopted.
Mr. G. G. Davidson, well known to al
old Cairotes, is in the city renewing oil
friendships before continuing his .journc
from the east to his home in Denver Colo
RADIO. He looks younger and better tina
he did ten years ago. A look at him
enough to make his grayheaded old friend
anxious to take Greeleys advise and "g
west'--to Colorado.
The annual conference of the colore
5 Methodists will be held in this city o
Y Saturday next. Not less than fifty mini
' ters are expected to put in an appearant
' hv that time. The Meeting will nrobnbl