The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-05-01


Smoke Schuh's Gilt Edge five-cent.
cigar.
The Peoria Free Library has 1884
members.
See notice of Mr.. Mich. Williams in
special local column.
"A full stock of Hats of all kinds
Farnbaker, the Clothier
There is to be q national convention of
brewers at Chicago, May IL.
Rock Island has sixty.nine saloons, or
one for every one hundred and seventy IN
habtants.
George W. Hall, of Highland, has a
woody calf, for which Robinson's show has
offered $1,000.
Taxes to the amount of $G,73430
were paid by the Wabash Company at De-
catur, Wednesday.
M. J. Howley offers two good lots for
sale, corner Commercial avenue and
Twenty-frst street.
The lower portion of the new flag pole
arrived day before yesterday and is lying
on Fourteenth street.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at The BULLETIN Office. y
The marriage of Walter Fillebrown
and Miss Harriet E. Cox took place at
Quincy Wednesday evening.
"A pair of mules, valued at 1926, were
stolen from the stable of j. w. Mlshler,
near Cerro Gordo, Tuesday night.
An all Wool Cashmere Suits for Men,
$1,000. Farnbaker, the Clothier.
Rev. j. H. Borbridge, pastor of the
Methodist church of Rockport, died very
suddenly of appoplexy Wednesday.
In another column will be found the
first notice OF Grand Carnival Of Artists by
the ladies of the Episcopal church.
-FoR SALE-A good milk COW, with
calf, three days old. Can be seen in court
house yard. Apply to John Hodges.
Tomorrow evening the Good Templars,
now comprising membership of seventy
five, will meet at the hall of the Mystic
Krew.
The town of Towanda, Mclean county,
has been sued for damage done to sheep by
dogs. This is the first case of the kind
ever brought
-RNG FOUND Enquire at F. Teich-
mans billiard parlor. Any one describing
same and paying for this advertisement
may secure the ring.
PLACE wANTED-By young lady of
respectable family, as saleswoman, or as
accountant in an Office, Best of references.
Apply to P. o. box $50.
George Keller, a boy 0 years old,
working at theQuincy paper mil, was caught |
in belt Wednesday, and thrown against
he ceiling, killing him instantly.
The farmers on the jury in Morgan
ounty we're excused the other day on &C.
cunt of the lateness of the season and the
rgent need of their presence at home.
"A large stock of Boys and Children's
)lothing at Farnbaker, the Clothier.
The Rev. F. P. Davenport, of Tullaho.
ma, Tenn, has been called to the Church
# the Redeemer and will visit the city and
'fficiate this morning and evening in that
hurch.
Anthony, theWashington avenue baker,
las fresh preizels this morning and intends
laving them every Sunday morning as will
DC seen by reading his advertisement in
special locals.
Burglars entered the railroad ticket
office at Vandalia, Tuesday night, getting
,nly little over 81. The ticket office at
It. Elmo was also robbed of small
amount of cash.
The Illinois house of representatives
ended its deadlock over apportionment
Fridaya practical surrender of the majority
to the minority. The house then adjourned
until Monday evening.
The st. Louis street car troubles are all
over, and the boys are satisfied. They have
secured the coveted reduction OF the hours
Of labor, and have resumed the whip and
with cheerful alacrity
On Wednesday last Mr.. Jerry Hart
lett, one Of the oldest conductors on the
western division Of the Illinois Central rail.
Dad, was instantly killed by falling be-
ween two cars near Masonville, Iowa.
We acknowledge the receipt Of nice
title lot of Book SAUSAGE from the shon ol