The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-02
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
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cigar at Schuh's.
The biggest bill yet offered is on the
boards of the Comique for next week.
River news will be found on first page
See our al! Wool Dress Goods at &c
cents. Stuart.
Meat consumers should read the notice
of Messrs. Hinklc & Son in special locals
this morning.
See announcement of excursion rates
to st. Louis via the Illinois Central, in
another column.
Mr.. Charlie Grace and Miss Ida Ter
rell, of Blandville, KY, will be married in
that town this morning
"A little child of r. Jones, an empoye
of the Illinois Central railroad, was buried
at Villa Ridge Yesterday.
See our great bargains in Ribbons,
No. 0, Satins and Gros Grain, 10 cents;
No. A, 8 cents. Stuart.
.-Rumor has it that the Dongola fend,
Hazel, who so brutally killed little Mollie
Dalton, was captured in Kentucky few
days ago.
DIR. VIM. II. Marean has had to post
pone building his residence for short
time, on account of being unable to pro
cure bricklayers.
-"The Weekly Three States" will be the
suggestive name OF the republican paper to
be started in this city by two OF our prom
inent colored men.
There is already talk that President
Arthur will be a candidate to succeed him
self in 1884. This strikes us as being
quite too previous.
1t is feared that Judge Harker will
have to submit to the amputahon CT his IN
jured arm, as the wound refuses to heal in
spite of the efforts of eminent surgeons.
-Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! | am sinner,
and so are yoou, if you don't so straight 10
the City Shoe Store, after school shoes for
your boys and girls. lao Commercial av-
enue.
Great attraction at the Comique, The
best bill of the season. Don't fail to go.
--"Congestlon of the brain brought on
by over study" was the verdict of a Lon
don jury at an inquest on the body of
child four years old. But what business
has four years child in school, anyway
The gardeners up town through whose
lands the Cairo and st. LOUIS railroad is to
run in accordance with its new line, nave
already made preparations for its passage
by removing their fences and enclosing
their fields in two sections.
Great bargains in Hosiery, Gloves and
Underwear at Stuarts Reliable Dry Goods
House. See our 3-button Kid Clio for 25
cents. Agents for the Foster Kid, in
ladies and gents. Stuart.
"A dwelling house, the property of w.
r. Hoopaw, now of this city, burned at
Pulaski last Saturday morning. Mr.. John
Stewart was occupying the house, and he
escaped, with his family, but many OF their
effects were burned. There was some in
surance on the house.
The O'Hara and Smith mare, "Julia,'
won four races at the Sparta fair Friday,
making it in 2:27, $50 and 800 She
beat the famous St. Louis mare, "Lady Fox"
She met with equally brilliant successes at
Jonesboro and Murphysboro. She will try
her speed at Pickneyvile next.
We would respectfully call the atten-
ton of all gentlemen to our immense stock
of winter boots and shoes, which com
prises all the latest English, French and
American styles. We have six different
widths and can fit any toot,unless deformed
The City Shoe Store, lao Commercial
avenue.
The decision of the Illinois supreme
court upon the acts of the Legislature under
the new election amendment to the con
stitution of the state sustains the
position taken upon this question by The
BULLETIN, and proves that THE BULLETIN
is an authority in matters Of law, which
may be safely followed.
Mr.. Geo. w. Chellett will sell his
Household Goods and Furniture at auction
on Tuesday, October 4th, 1881 Sale to
take place at 9:30 o'clock a. m, at his
residence, corner Washington avenue and
Fourth street. A fine lot OF almost new
furniture will be sold without reserve.
John A. Reeve, Auctioneer.
The attention OF all buyers of gents
furnishing goods is called TO our enlarged
assortments of white and fancy shirts, UNI
wear, collars, ties, &c. See our great bar
gains in gents fat scarf, at 25 cents, worth
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