The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-02

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Scheel's hall last night.
The eolored people held barbecue at
Locust grove yesterday afternoon and even
ing
Blank chattel mortgages for sale
single or by the quire at THE BULLETIN
office.
Mrs. Smith Terrence has returned
from her visit to New Albany, Ind.
MI. Howley offers two houses and
lots for sale up town.
&C. w. Henderson advertises the boss
oil stove this morning.
The Programe of the dime concert at
the Methodist church will be found in
another colum.
The city council will hold its first reg
ular meeting in this month at the chamber
this evening.
Members of the Cairo Military Compa-
ny will find a notice of interest to them in
special locals.
For fine shoes, 60 to Haythorn's. +
BY cutting through the wall ten pris-
oners escaped fIom the Jail at Murphysboro,
ILL.,, Friday evening.
GA chestnut-sorrel mare rather young
and of goood build" is looking for an
owner at paducah.
Maud s. has been attracted to Buffalo
by purse of $500, and will attempt
something marvellous on Thursday next.
The cost of changing the guage of the
southern division of the Illinois Central
railroad on Friday was about $4,000
DO not forget that Haythorn is the
leading shoe dealer.
1t is rumored at Berlin that Carl
5churz is to succeed Andrew D. White as
American minister
Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
colors, sizes 5, 6, 61s and 10
Just received at The BULLETIN Office
Get samples and prices.
Mr.. Ambrose Pyatt is having new
show window built in the front of his res
taurant at the corner of Fourth street and
Ohio levee
Check books, order books, receipt |
books, etc, done on short notice at THE |
BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
Inteed. Prices "rock bottom"
Probably warm and oppressive" was
Jennor's prophesy concerning Yesterdays
Weather. He was right. To-day is to be
Generally pleasant"
Preparations for laying much needed |
Prick walk on the west side of Commercial !
venue, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
IRE in progress.
The Emperor ct Germany herred upon
Prot. VIM. Dwight Whitney, of
Massachusetts,, the order of merit made
vacant by the death of Thomas Carlyle.
About eight o'clock last night three
negroes named Mason Parker, Louis Park
er and "Windy JIM" quarrelled and
fought on Commercial avenue, below Sixth
street. They will be tried to-day
The steamer Octavia, Captain Alvin
gers boat, which is to make regular daily
trips between here and Columbus, KY,
arrived on Sunday, and made her. first trip
yesterday.
Mr.. II. G. Lohin yesterday removed
his news stand from near the corner of
Sixth street and Ohio levee into the build.
Ing formerly occupied Mr.. John Antrim on
Ohio levee.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellis, a colored
woman, who had been in the employ of
Col. j. s. Rearden for some time, and who
died Sunday, took place yesterday. Her
remains were ATTENDED by a large process.
sion Of friends and were inferred at Villa
Ridge.
--MARRIED-At Charleston August 1st,
by the Rev. Charles o. Jones, George Har-
risson Leach, M. d. and Emily Frederick
Phillips, both of this city. No cards. DR..
and Mrs. Leach are both we'll known in
this city and have many friends who will
congratulate them.
Quite numerous party of Cairo
young people went to Mounds Junction yes
terday eveningto attend dance and sociable
given by one of the prominent residents
there Some Of them left by rail, others in
buggies, and the intention was to remain
until about four o'clock this morning.
--Paducah Enterprise, 3lst; A protrac.
ted meeting is being carried on by the
Baptist at Olivet church, about four miles