The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-19
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Order election tickets at TIE BuLLE
TIN job Office, 81 so per thousand.
--"Detween the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. KoIsmeyer's,
Circuit court adjourned last Saturday
and will convene again on November 4th
-"Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's
The railroad house had left Its iounda
ton and was out in the middle of the street
yesterday.
-Workmen were engaged on the steam
or McComb Yesterday putting up new
pair of chimneys.
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand
at AZ. 80 per thousand, E, E. Ellis, printer
Office, Ohio Levee.
Read the notice of Heating Stoves fol
sale. Now is the time when such things
come into good use.
The Boosters" nearly one hundred
strong, headed by their martial band were
out on drill last night.
Sam Humm enjoys the use OF brand
new stove, set up in the clerks office yes
terday by Charlie Henderson
Mr. |. N. Smith has bought the four
lots on Sixth street south side in rear of his
residence. The price paid was $500.
Sheriff Hodges went out in the county
yesterday, distributing the poll books nee
essary for use in the November election.
Alex Royse has bought the house and
two lots on Division street, owned by NJ. f.
Powers The price paid was one thousand
dollars.
We are told that work has been com
menced again by the government, at the
foot of Dickey'S Island, and will be com
pleted this fall.
Walt Wright says he has bought all
there was of the drum major of the repub-
lican club that was out last week .hehas the
mop.stick,
Probate court, Judge Yocum presiding,
Is now in session in the county court room
at the court house. The Judge commenced
his labors yesterday.
We met John McNulty Sunday morn
ing on his way to Jail. A Joint OF stove
pipe and some tools from tin shop APP
peared to be the cause.
To-day the hose recently purchased tor
our fire companies will be tested by the
agent of the Cleveland Rubber company,
from which it was purchased
The Methodist mite society holds forth
at the residence of Capt. G. D. Williamson
this evening, Go. take your mite with you
and don't let il weigh less than half q
dollar.
a scarcity of reading matter, this morn
ing, may be ascribed to a scarcity OF print
ers in tins Office. We are short two hands.
One went down the river and the other went
on drunk.
On Sunday afternoon last Rev. Mr..
George, at the Delta engine house hall,
preached an eloquent and powerful sermon
from the text, "And thou shalt call his
name Jesus
Those who were up with the lark sun
day morning report heavy white frost
Vegetation, however, does not show any OF
the marks and scars that usually follow
severe frost bite.
The Comique band is becoming an in
stitution of CAIRO. lis about the only
thing that wakes up the town. The boys
are improving every day, in their playing
and their handsome uniforms give them
metropolitan air.
E. c. Ford, the bracket and picture
frame man, contemplates making change
in his business. The agency for enlarginl
photographs occupies so much OF his TIM
that he will hereafter deal exclusively il
mouldings Of all kinds.
Alderman Blake will soon commenc
building a cottage for rent, on each OF tn
two lots, ID and IA, IN block II, that HI
bought last week OF B. F. Beal. The lot
are situated on the south side OF Eleventh
street between Walnut and Cedar
| AT the Catholic fair and festival tn
following prizes Will be awarded; 0
Tuesday night, gold necklace to the mos
popular young lady; Wednesday night
pocket battery to the most popular phys
clan, and on Thursday night a gold heade
cane to the most popular candidate tt
sheriff.
Remember the fair and festival
Temperance hall tonight. This is the ilr
l ~ Al. hat M.