The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-08

Fresh oysters at A, T. DeBaun'S, 90
Ohio Levee.
Mr.. Henry Winter returned from a trip
to Carmi last night.
--Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders, a
large stock at f. Korsmeyer's.
The installation of the officers OF the
X. and L. of H. took place yesterday even
ing,
DIR. C. w. Dunning was in Missouri
the greater part of yesterday, on profession
al business.
Fresh oysters at A, T. DeBauns So
Ohio Levee.
The meeting, at the Reform hall last
night, was purely business meeting
There were no speakers present.
--Meerschaum pipes and cigarholders
a large stock at +. Korsmeyer's.
w. NJ. Brown, formerly mayor of Anna,
recently left that place between two days.
| He left host of creditors behind to mourn
his departure.
Two arrests for drunkenness were
made up to midnight last night. These
were the only offenders, and since many of
the rough characters have left the city no
| ,o,;o,,c +,o,,1,ln mad ko ayy>antnl
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, SO
Ohio Levee.
Mr.. Frank Stophlet, for some time
connected with the New York store, has
accepted a position in the house of Mr. E.
B, Petit, on Twenty-eighth street,
AT the meeting of the Hibernian Fire
Company night before last the application
of Justus Cunningham, Esq, praying that
he be admitted as member, was pre-
sented.
Preparations are being made for
ball to be given at the Hibernian engine
house on the 22d inst, for the benefit of Mr..
Patrick Naughton, who is down with con-
sumption. The tickets will be fifty cents.
Governor Long, of Massachusetts, in
his message to the legislature urges more
thorough enforcement of the liquor laws,
and is in favor of the proposal to give to
property holding woman the right of suf-
trage.
1T is pity that among all the big
footed people in and around Washington,
there is no man among them with nerve
enough to kick the scoundrel Giro in the
Potomac. Fdiberto! The name is enough
to stir ones bile
--"Hell hath no fury like woman
scorned.' Rather than confess her love
for Giro, Mrs. Christiancy makes point
against herself and pronounce her very adj
mirable letters "taffy." Yet they read like
the letters Of good woman.
For genuine pathos, the present solicit
tudc of Professor Gyeener in regard to the
probable future of Cadet Whittaker's au-
ricular appendages, has never been APP
proximated even by the marvellous
scintillations of G. Dickens himself
The telephone has already proven it
self of value to US in the way Of gathering
the particulars of minor occurrences, and we
hope that its usefulness in this direction
will increase every day. We shall consider
ourself under obligations to any one who
will communicate to us personal or other
items of public interest.
The other night Mr.. G. NJ, Osterloh
came upon two negroes in front Of his
feed store, on Commercial avenue while
they were in the act of putting one of his
fine hogs, which they had previously killed,
into a sack, intending, of course to carry it
off. Mr.. Osterloh interrupted them in their
purpose and they escaped.
AT a regular meeting of the Delta Fire
Company held Wednesday evening last,
the following officers were elected; j. Y.
Turner, president; +. NJ. Ward, vce-presi-
dent; c. OsteIloh, secretary; A. Swoboda,
treasurer; W, L, Perez, captain. Board Of
directors 81. Humm, +. NJ. Ward, Geo.
Koehler, J. S. McGahey, Frank Spencer.
Mr.. VIM. Winter, who has disposed of
his photograph gallery to Mr., Frank
Mcknight, was prompted to do so by i'll
health with which he has been afflicted for
sometime past He will remain in this
city until spring when, with his family, he
will take trip abroad He is as yet I'M
decided as to whether he will return to
Cairo or not.
-Messrs. Thos. McGown and John Bird,
of Golconda, who passed through this city
on their way from Springfield yesterday,
honored The BULLETIN office with call.
Messrs. Thos. and Robert McGown, who