The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-16

Try our C Cigar. Pettis & Meredith.
The residence of Mr.. James Cheney, at
the corner Of Fifteenth and Cedar streets, is
receiving new roof.
Mr.. McCammon, the up town butcher,
has added steam sausage machinery to his
establishment
Just received by Louis c, Herbert, a
new consignment of XXX beer; the best
yet; try 1t.
Docs not the evening paper feel that it
has been little too previous in its senseless
filings against Mr.. Travers Daniell
"A failure to resent charge of false
hood implies, either cowardice or guilt.
The Argus has proven itself to be both.
The Ladies Library will be opened to
the public in future at two o'clock p. m,
and closes five p, m. Persons interested
please note the change.
Mr.. VIM. Moore is agent here for
life of the late President Garfield, standard
work, which would be valuable addition
to any collection Of books,
The steam machinery for the planning
mill of Messrs. Lancaster & Rice has ar
rived and is being put in position in the
brick engine and boiler house.
If you want frst-class boarding call at
Charles Schoenmeyers' corner Poplar,
Tenth and Washington avenue, Germania
House Restaurant.
The finest malt production and the
hcalthest beverage of the season is the
celebrated xxx beer, sold by Louis c..
Herbert, on Commercial avenue, near
Eighth street. =
The nuptias of Miss Ellen Mockler,
of this city, and Mr.. John Vondron, of
Nebraska, will be called for the third time
at St, Josephs church in this city to-day,
and the marriage will take place one week
from next Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Steltzer has sold his green house
| flowers, plants and fixtures to Mr.. De
| Rocher, who has removed them all to his
own gardens and will, in the course Of time,
enter largely into the cultivation of all
kinds Of hot house plats.
Mr.. George Lattners new saloon, on
| the east side Of Commercial avenue, below
Sixth street, was thrown open to the public
yesterday. 1t is an elegant place Of which
Mr. Lottner may justly feel proud. See
advertisement in special locals.
Collector Robertson is inclined to discon-
tinue political assessments in the New
York custom-house, where more than three
hundred officials have pledged themselves
not to contribute to the republican cam
paign fund. Postmaster Pearson will not
permit any assessment of his employees
Truth, though no larger than "snipe,"
has never yet been killed by falsehood,
though fired from lannon's mouth by the
ton. More especially is this true when the
cannon is an old cracked concern and the
gunner's (moraD vision is sort of scatter
ing"
A soft head, not a soft heart has been
the source of all the evening papers twad
die about charity. And, we are pleased to
be able to state, that Il perverted moral
vision, not downright malice, has been the
source Of its many misstatements and un-
just denunciatons
Creamery Butter and full Cream
Cheese, also New Cod Fish. Pettis & Mere
( dith.
Don't miss Harry Walkers Comique
4 this week if you are at all in a humor for
fun. His troupe is one of the largest he
}. has yet had on the boards, which insures a
show of an extraordinarily bright character
in every respect. Mr. Walker has made an
= effort to make the Comique this week TN.
, usually attractive, and his patrons will find
he has been successful.
/ The evening paper is afraid to face
the facts presented by The BULLETIN
which convict it of the most shamele
falsehoodS imaginable; therefore, it evadcs
the points made against it by The BuLLE.
TIN and is content with throwing out
hippant squibbs, entirely unworthy of a
person who can lay any claim to good sense
or manliness
Mad, Floyd has lately received an in
strument and is now prepared to give music
lesson at her rooms, on Walnut st., or at
their own homes. The professor can re-
ceive few more pupils also. =
The maximum temperature for six
teen hours preceding three o'clock p. m.
yesterday, Washington time) were as fol.
lows; Chattanooga, Tenn, 81; Cincinnati,