The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-09
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Notices In these columns, ton cents per line
each insertion. Marked'

Mr.. II. II. Candee and family returned
to Cairo yesterday morning
Hon. II. II. Black has returned from
Colorado greatly improved in his health.
Mrs. Geo. Lentz and daughter returned
| from their visit to Ohio early in the week.
Paul II. Schulz took in the st. Louis
fair, and then returned home yesterday
morning.
Just received,b by G, G. Weichert, a new
supply of of Merriam goods of all dis
criptions.
Look out for George Weichert's new
store. He has determined to make it the
finest in the city.
Garfield republicans is what they are
called now This sounds more euphonious
than "half- breeds"
Smoke "The Independent the only
reliable five cent cigar in town, For sale
by G. G. Wechert.
The Rough & Ready Fire Company
advertise a special meeting to be held at
their hall tomorrow evening
Adolph Swoboda is building brick adj
dition, to the fine business house of Swo-
boda & Schulze, on Poplar street.
The festive street car is making its
self numerous on our streets. Trips are
made regularly, and nearly on times
MIR, G. G. Wichert has just returned
from St. LOUIS with full stock of new
goods of all kinds for his tobacco store.
Rev A. J. Hess will preach al the
Baptist church, Tenth street corner Of Pop
lar al the usual hours morning and even
ing.
Mr. Fl. A. Harmon has returned from
the St. Louis fair Mrs Harmon will re-
main in the city several days, visiting
friends
If you want frst-class boarding call al
Charles SchOenmeyers corner Poplar,
Tenth and Washington avenue, Germania
House Restaurant,
Mr. Joseph Malone leaves for Spring
field next Tuesday, on visit to relatives.
From there he will return to his home in
Columbus, Ohio.
-Wanted-A good girl to do general
house work. Apply at residence of s.
Rosenwater, Eighth street, between Wash
ington and Walnut.
MIR. A. ]. Alden's ten-y ear-old daughter
is very sick at Benton with typhoid fever
The mother was called to her bedside by a
telegram yesterday.
Gus Botto is buying the finest outfit to
be obtained for money, to place in his new
saloon. 1t will be, when completed, the
finest in Southern Illinois.
| Mike O'Donnel has at his saloon sam
| pies of an extra quality of roofing slate,
sent from the quarry of his brother in
Washington county, New York.
"A discourse will be delivered this
evening at the Presbyterian church on the
Early History of the Bible. The usual
services will be held in the morning
The painters are putting the finishing
touches on the front Of Taber's jewelry
store. The designs are Chinese and
Japanese, unique, tasty and elegant,
Rev. A. j. Hess will preach this morn
ing and evening at the Baptist church, al
the usual hours. All are cordially invied
Sunday school at half-past nine a. IN.
--Stuart's Popular and Reliable Dry
Goods House are the only agents in THU
city for the sale of the Genuine Foster KiC
Glove. See our Buttons Kid at 25 cents
Civil service is looming up again
What will President Arthur do with it
Some of Garfeld's cabinet pledged to il
support cared no more for civil service thar
for an old boot.
The walls Of the new opera-house ar
nearly completed and preliminary step
4 toward putting on the roof has commenced
The stage is precisely the size that in Nc
D. Vicker's theatre in Chicago
To-day the Iron Mountain tram
J. will commence running into the new Unio
j. Depot, corner Commercial avenue an
y Second street, where transfers OF passenger
y and baggage will hereafter be made.
/ e. G. Wichert and wife returned frol
st, Louis yesterday morning. Mr. Wicher
while in that city, purchased the fixture
etc, for his new store, which he intent
shall be the finest tobacco house in the cit
John Reese has returned from S
Louis not especially pleased with a visit {
that city during the progress of the fai
A room could not be obtained at any pric
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