The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-23

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No police business yesterday.
Fresh oysters at A, T, De Baun's, II
Ohio Levee
For sale cheap, desk, Apply at this
office.
--FoR SALE, phaeton and set of harness
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
Fresh oysters at A. T, De Baun's 90
Ohio Levee.
Hon. John II. Oberly returned to this
city from Joncsboro yesterday evening
.-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Kolsmeyers.
- Fresh oysters at A. T, De Baun's, SO
OHIO Levee
The Baptists Of this city contemplate
holding revival Of two weeks duration
some time soon.
Order election tickets at THE BuLLE-
TIN job office, 81 so per thousand. "
-"Between the acts" cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at +. korsmeyers.
Election tickets, one to fifty thousand,
at $3.50 per thousand. Z. E. Ellis, printer,
Office, Ohio Levee,
The Cairo News of the 18th inst. said {;
THAT John Oberly, of all democrats liv-
ing, came the nearest to being the colored
mans friend We will not deny"
Squire Osborn left tor Dongoa this
morning and will be absent until Mon
day when he will return with his wife
who has been visiting in that burg.
Jack Lally was out on the streets
again yesterday notwithstanding the ac-
cdent which befell him the day before.
Apparently he was not "born to die
The up Town club, headed by the
BOOSTERS martial band, paraded the streets
last night. The boys were enthusiastic
and out in full force. So mote it be.
To-day, at 3 o'clock p. In, the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will meet in
the Reform hall and pray for the success Of
the convention at Boston. The public is
invited,
AT the the meeting OF the Reform club
last night it was agreed to invite Miss
Francis f. Willard to visit this city, in the
interest of the temperance cause, in the
near future.
The funeral of Mr.. Isaac Valdez yes
terday afternoon was largely attended.
The remains were conveyed to Villa Ridge
ana followed to their resting place by
the Odd Fellows and Jewish society of
this city.
Philip Phillips will appear in an
Evening of Song" at the Methodist church
tonight The Chicago Times speaking of
HIM says; "I1c possesses the same power
full voice with which he thrilled us in New
York fifteen years ago"
DR. George Leach did not leave Tor
Houston, Texas, as ANNOUNCED he would
in Thursdays BULLETIN. 1t was the
doctors son, George. and not the doctor
himself who went He has accepted the
position Of telegraph operator at that
place.
The attendance at the meeting Of the
Reform club last night was very fair. The
president, Mr.. yesterday, presided. The
exercises consisted Of the reading of u
poem entitled 1.-THE Feast of Belshazzar,"
by Miss Hattie Mckee, and short speeches |
by Rev. Whitaker. Mr.. Geo. $. Fisher and |
Mr., yesterday,
The government has q force OF about |
fifty hands at work on the channel Of the |
Mississippi river a little above this city
Although but little good Is done by the
occasional tinkering done by the govern
ment on this great stream, it is not to be
discouraged, and may in future sesult in
material good to this city.
The DAILY BULLETIN stands to-day |
where il has always stood-at the head Of
daily newspapers in this section Of the
country. II is THE newspaper Of the
Eighteenth congressional district and every |
item of local interest that can be CLEANED, |
will be found in its columns Read il,
for it, and keep posted,
The Nefr brothers, Messrs. G. V. and
A. w. Nefi, have entered into co.partner-
ship intheprosccuion ola general business
in this city, in the hides, skins, furs, WOOL
tallow, etc, lineso says circular issued
from their Office. They are responsible
and experienced business men, well known
to this community, and will doubtless build
up profitable business,
The voters Of this city have duty to
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