The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-21

Notices in these columns, ten cents per lihe
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Mrs. Blooms was reported very low yes
terday.
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders, a
large stock at f. Korsmeyer's.
Mr.. A. DAWSON, deputy internal
revenue collector of this district, is IN
Springfield.
1t is said that William @. MCGEE, will
be candidate for city attorney at the com
ing election.
--Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders,
large stock at F. Korsmeyers.
Several gentlemen of leasure-vulgar-
ly called vagrants-were disposed OF IN
Judge Olmsteds court yesterday. Nothing
more.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at The BULLETIN Office.
An interesting programme will be
carried out at the Reform club room to-
night, and those who attend may expect to
be we'll entertained.
The constant rain of yesterday after
noon, was a God send to many of our
citizens who, for several weeks, have been
inconvenience by a scarcity of water.
River water was running into the city
at quite a rapid rate through the sewer at
the corner OF Fifteen tn street and Washing
ton avenue, yesterday, causing quite lake
at Locust grove.
-Messrs. Thistlewood & Snooks have
erected large corn warehouse across the
river, on the Missouri shore, into which
the last nail was driven yesterday. Mr.
Shocks visited the structure yesterday.
Mrs Fitzgerald, who has been occupy
ing the Ellis building, on the corner OF
Eleventh and Walnut streets as boarding
house, has taken possession of the second
and third stories of THE BULLETIN building.
The shanty boat, which was night be-
fore last sunk at the coal dump by cake
of ice breaking hole into its hull, was
yesterday again brought to the surface by
the use of Messrs. Halliday Bros pump
boat.
Mr.. Mike ODonnel, who is in the sa-
loon business on the corner of Twentieth
street and Commercial avenue, has also
gone into the wood business. He is deter
mined that the outer-man as we'll as the in
ner-man shall be kept warm.
The Comique band, which has been
missed from our streets for several days, is
in Paducah and furnished the music for
Mr. Walkers "branch Comique" which
opened IN that city last night. 1t will
probably return to day or tomorrow.
Although the weather last night was
very dsagreeable, the greater portion of
the elite of the city met at the magnificent
residence of Mr.. Chas, Gallagher and enjoy
ed the boundless hospitality Of the hostess,
who had given the party in honor of the
Misses Smith and Gallagher.
The young men, who propose to or
game social club, failed to meet in very
large numbers at Squire Comings' office
night before last, and therefore the organi
of the club was postponed, Another meet
ing will be held on Tuesday next whan
constitution will be adopted and officers
elected.
Owing to the extremely disagreeable
weather of last night, tie ball, which was
to have taken place at the Hibernian engine
house in the interest oil Mr.. Patrick Naugh-
ton, was postponed until Tuesday, next
week, when it is hoped that the managers
will be greeted by large crowd of pleas
ure-seckers.
The news goes forth from Elco that
wheat is in good condition; that two-thirds
of the old crop has been sold, and that the
balance will be held for one dollar-the
present price being eighty-tive and ninty-
five cents. Corn is moving quite lively and
selling readily from forty to fifty cents,
with healthy local demand.
In sublime burst Of confidence Mr..
John Kelly informed a Cleveland reporter
that he kelly was now "out of politics.
He's correct. He is very out His outness
is of monumental conspicuity. Last year
was an exceedingly bad year for the bosses,
and it is to be hoped, in the interest of all
peoples and parties, that the present and
all succeeding years will prove equally as
unpropitious.
"A wedding took place in the pilot
house of the ierryboat Three States day
before yesterday, which was certainly u
novel affair judged by the surroundings.
The name of the groom is Griffin and OF
the bride Shreene. Rev. b. Y. George