The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-10
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS,


the death list.
Fresh Oysters at A, 7. De Baun's OF
Ohio Levee.
Mr.. r. Jones advertises for shoe
makers in this issue of The BULLETIN
"A party of young people will go ou'
nutting to-day if the weather permits
.-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Koismeyer's
We are pleased to be able to record an
Improvement in the health OF Mrs. LaHue
MIR. Vim. II. Whitaker and family,
who attended the st. Louis fair, are home
again.
Rev. Joy, thefather of the editor OF the
News, will address the reform club on Fri
day evening.
Hon. John S. Crum, our member OF
the board of equalization, was in town yes
terday.
-Edison's photograph or talking ma
chine, may be seen and heard in tent on
Sixth street, for small admission.
The stone for curbing, which arrived
here from Jonesboro several days agowill be
put down on Sixth street tomorrow.
Fresh Oysters at A. T, De Baun's, SO
Ohio Leyee.
-"Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
Judge Olmsted and daughter, Miss
Mamie, returned from three or four days
visit to st. Louis, Friday evening.
Fresh Oysters at A, T. De Baun's, Sc
Ohio Levee.s
Just received, full assOrtmentof West
Brothers fine hand-sewed Common Sense
Shoes" at O. HAYTHoRNs. Ladies should
call and see them.
Mr.. Tony Celia, who has been confined
to his bed by asevere attack Of rheumatism
for several weeks, was able to be up and
about yesterday.
The fifth ward fire company will hold
meeting in day or two with the object
of fixing on some day in this week on
which to give grand ball.
1.-THE devil, says a St, Louis writer, sis
a lifelong democrat" If this be true, the
republican party will stand u poor chance
g. - corners IN The warm by-and,by.
ALL our churches, excepting the Episco-
palian, will be open to the people of Cairo
to-day, and spiritual food Of a varied and
interesting nature will be furnished to all
who will attend.
Besides furnishing the usual interest
ing entertainment at the Reform club this
afternoon. the Youths Temperance army
will elect their officers for the ensuing six
months.
We call attention TO the call upon the
Boosters" signed by the secretary, VIM,
Perez, and published in another place in
these columns. It should beheeded by all
concerned
The Scot family, on the corner Of
Seventeenth and Commercial, continues to
be in great need Of the common necessities
of life, There is no improvement in the
condition of Mr. Scot.
Not less than two thousand democrats
assembled at Wetaug last night TO hear the
speeches Of Hons. Murphy, Albright and
Linegar So says q dispatch to Judge
Green last night.
"A substantial foundation has been'put
down for the Union depot and the sills for
the first floor were yesterday laid. A
scarcity Of bricklayers prevents the more
rapid completion Of the building,
Smith Brothers lave begun building
the addition to their store, and in order to
accommodate their customers, are driving q
well on Washington avenue right in front
Of the new addition that is 10 be.
Rev. f. Knappc will preach an English
sermon in the German Lutheran church at
7 80 O'clock this evening and every Sun.
day evening at the same time here
after His subject for this evenings dis
course will be "The Epistle Of st. Peter"
Services this afternoon at the usual hour
Mr.. AL. Auten, an employe Of the
the bridge company in East 81. Louis,
who is known by nearly every railroad man
in this part Of the state, was struck in the
back by switch engine few days ago,
breaking his back, from the effects Of
which he died day before yesterday
"A letter from Mr., Chas. A, Saup, who
is now in Gainesville, Ohio, conveys the in.
telligence that his health is becoming
steadily worse He is afflicted with con-
sumption, and has become too weak to
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