The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-07


evening.
st. Louisans have raised beer and
bread cry. Full sized loaves and four
cents glass.
--Messrs. Swoboda & Schultze expect to
move their stock into their new store, on
the 18th inst.
Sixteen dogs we're attended to by
Marshal Myers yesterday. Eight were
killed, and eight were furnished with tags,
Two fremen on the transfer steamer
Duncan were dissatisfied with their wages
and struck on Friday for more. Two other
men were found to take their places.
The death of W. G. Fargo, at Boston a
few days ago, has caused the express office
here to be draped in mourning. Mr.. Fargo
was president of the American Union COM
pany.
Check books, order books, receipt
books, ETC., done on short notice at The
BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
anteed. Prices "rock bottom"
| The Governor of Illinois has offered
reward of 5000 for the arrest OF AaroI
| Nois, alias Aaron Norris, who murdered
Howard Turner, at Coulterville, Randolph
county, April "a, 1881.
Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
velopes-al colors, sizes 5, 6, ~ and 1C
Just received at The BULLETIN office
Get samples and prices.
County Clerk Samuel Humm has
bought the Pitcher property on Eighteenth
street from Mr.. Marshall for two thou
sand dollars. He will repair it generally
and occupy it as residence.
In his rounds in search Of tagless dogs
Marshal Myers found twenty-three or
Twenty-ffth street; nineteen on Poplar
street and seven on Twenty-seventh street
ALI were spotted and their owners invited
to call at police headquarters for tags
Ladies' 5-strap Sandals at $3.50, at
Blacks.
The hull of new steam ferryboat was
brought down from Metropolis by the Gus
Fowler few days ago, and is lying
near the ehore between Twelfth and Four
tenth streets. 1t ID intended for Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
Rev. A. J. Hess will preach this morn
ing and evening at the Baptist church,
corner of Tenth and Poplar streets, at the
usual hours. The Sabbath school meets as
usual OF half-psst nine o'clock In the mora
ing. The public are cordially invited.
The prohibitory constitutional amend
ment was defeated in North Carolina Fri
day by an overwhelming majority. The
Prohibitionists did not carry single county
in the State. The vote was very light. The
colored voters voted against prohibition al
most to man.
The Harrisburg Chronicle aud Senti-
mel have been consolidated under the name
Of 1.-THE Harrisburg Chronicle Sentinel"
and under the management Of Mr.. Clinton
Otis, former publisher Of the Sentinel MIR.
Francis M. Pickett, publisher OF the Chron-
icle, retires from the newspaper business
Mrs. 8. Williamson has removed her
stock of millinery goods over Mr.. A. Hal
ly's hardware store, next to the Arab engine
house, where she will be pleased to meet
oil her customers, as she is selling goods
very low to make room for new fall stock
that will be opened out soon in her new
store on Seventh street. y
AT meeting of the newly elected
board of managers of the Widows and Or
phans Aid society held at the secretary g
Office last night, the following officers
were elected tor the ensuing year
p. g. Schulz, president; G. T. Rudd, treas
urer; DR.. ]. ]. Gordon, medical adviser
and Thomas Lewis, secretary,
"A few days ago Mrs. Charles Artei
went to Villa Ridge and selected LOT
in the cemetery with the intention of hav
ing the remains Of her husband removed tC
1t from where they now lie at som,
future time. II is also the intention t
, have the remains of Charley Saup disinter
red and sent to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where hi
parents reside.
Our fall and winter stock of Boots an,
Shoes will commence to arrive on Angus
18th. Black.
The work of filling and repairing,
necessary, all the public cisterns in tn
city, as recommended by Alderman Pate
in the council at the last meeting, was yes
terday commenced under the direction q
the mayor The action is timely and CONNER
dable in 80 far as it supplier of waterin tn
| marta of thu citv where IL ia now acarce II