The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-23

The sewer pipe tor portion OF haii-
road street, for which the street committee
has been waiting for some time, has arrived,
and is being hauled to where it is needed.
Fresh oysters at Harry Walkers.
The Ohio river was again on the decline
yesterday. From seven and three quarter
feet in the morning it fell to seven and
half feet by evening.
Anew gravel walk is being constructed
on the south side of Eighteenth street, be-
ginning at Washington avenue and con-
Meeting with that of Mr.. Samuel Wilson,
sen.
The 26th of October has been desg-
mated as the date upon which the conyen-
ton to consider the subject of the improve
ment of the Mississippi and its tributaries
will meet.
Among the names of parties to @hom
marriage licenses were issued in Charles
ton, Mo-, during last week, appear those OF
Louis Petrie and Mollie James, of Cairo,
| Ills. So says the Charleston Courier.
Go to Harry Walkers for fresh oysters
A. M. Funston, OF Galveston, Tex, has
| discovered a comet in the constellation
Ursa Major, which is plainly discernible
through the telescope from to 10 p. m.
Judge Bird, is having worked up, un-
der favorable prospects, claim OF his
mothers, to large estate, in the state of
Virginia. We wish the judge success in
his undertaking.
The St.Josepb's Lorrelto Academy will
not open thiss year on the first Monday in
Septembe, but will open about the first OF
October. as the builders will be unable to
turn the new Academy over to them before
that time.
The Illinois Central railroad have
placed on the road q number of heavy loco
motiyet for use on the fast train between
Cairo and Centralia. These engines will
make up three quarters to one hour of lost
time on the trip.
The one deed, recorded by Circuit Clerk
Irwin, yesterday, was this: Jacob Rlggle,
administrator, to W. G. Maxey; administra-
tors deed, dated August Goth, 1880, for lot
numbered three, in block numbered fifteen,
in Hodges Park, in the county Of Alexander.
The biggest troupe of the season at the
Comique this week.
The city marshal of Charleston, Mo-,
Is in receipt of postal card announcing
the offer Of reward of $3.50, for the arrest
aud delivery to the jailor Of Lyon county
| KY, Of A. B. Lewis, who shot and killed
Edward Riley, July 18th, 1881. The gov
ernor offers $50 reward and the RELATIVES
of the deceased $500.
The first session of the Loretto Acade
| my does not commence on the first of Sep,
TENDER, as was stated some days ago in the
BULLETIN. The Sisters find that the build
ings will not be far enough completed to
permit opening the institution on that day.
1t will, therefore, not be opened until the
first of October.
Two barge loads of the brick for the
new opera house were brought down by the
steamer Fearless on Sunday and are lying
one at each wharf boat. The two barges are
said to contain about three hundredthousand
bricks, which Captain Kaiser has the con-
tract to unload and place upon railroad
street, nearthe site OF the opera house that
is to be.
The penny subscriptions in behalf of
Captain G. A. Cook, of Brownsville, o.,
who slapped man for wishing the presi-
dent would die, have reached $500.
Two thirds Of the Ohio men, who are
not in Office, are now looking around try
ing to hire men to say something mean
about Garfield, in order that they may slap
them over and get chance to take up a
collection to pay the fine.
The Charleston Courier, in anticipa.
ton of an energetic movement on the part
Of the greenbackers in Mississippi county
says: 1.-THE greenback movement in Mis-.
9 sissippi county will have the effect Of
strengthening up the backs of the true
democrats of the county and putting the
old party square on its feet in good fight
Ing trim in time for the next election. Tit
party is to be thoroughly organized and il
sure to win in spite of what assistance the
greenbackers may give their republican
friends
| Twelve new and brilliant stars draw
crowded houses to the Bomivue this
week.
| Every Saturday the people of San
dusky in this county, amuse themselves In a
uhOntipO N, otch Toot SATURDAY., tha man al