The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-10-07

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Mr.. Chas. NJ. Howe returned from Wis
consn yesterday morning,
Col. John G. Mann, Of the M. @. X. r.,
was at "The Halliday" yesterday.
We will sell mems full stock kip boots,
at 5000. A.. Black, 140 Commercial ave
Miss Emma Riley has returned from her
summering on the lakes, looking brown as
berry.
Calf Boots for $500, at Blacks. We
warrant every pair of these Boots just as
represented.
Mr.. r. II. Cunningham's new frame
house, on Fourteenth street, is nearly ready
to be occupied.
Louis Lawson, j. Shsnnessys victim,
was not dead late last night, but he was in
a precarious condition,
Our stock of Boys and Girls School
Shoes is the largest and most complete in
the city. A. Black.
"A new earth and cinder walk in front
of the blacksmith shop of Mr.. Fred Hof-
heinz is in course of form.
Mrs. r. w. Halliday was taken seriously
ill Wednesday evening" but was resting
quite comfortably yesterday.
The supper at Temperance hall last
night, like all the entertainments of the W.
G. T. u, WAS grand success
"A church benefit and Sunday school
convention will be held at Sandusky, in this
county, on Saturday, October 18th.
Miss Clara Baum Cartel cousin of Mr..
w. G. Mchuer, arrived Unexpectedly and en-
tirely alone from Germany a day or two ago.
The funeral of City Clerk Foley's
mothe,, was held yesterday afternoon and
was largely attended by the friends of the
family.
Jennie Warren and Helen White were
arrested yesterday by Officer Olmsted for
disorderiy conduct and fined five dollars
and costs each.
If you want first-class boarding call at
Charles Schoenmeyers' corner Poplar
Tenth and Washington avenue, Germania
House Restaurant.
Repairs are going on in the freight de-
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floor is being laid in a portion of the build.
ing for one thing.
--Messrs Lancaster & Rice have begun
the erection of brick engine and boiler
house, near their new planning mill on
Commercial avenue.
We have the best shoe in the market,
which we sell for $500, with worked but
ton holes and French Fly, A. Black, l40
Commercial avenue.
There appears to be absolutely nc
truth in the report, so shamefully circulated
that prominent gentleman of Villa Ridge
is involved in hideous scandal.
See our Cincinnati. ladies shoes
Brush Kid, Worked Holes, French Fly, al
$3.50 Every pair warranted. A. Black,
| 140 Commercial avenue.
The annual district convention for this
year. of the county Sunday school workers
will be held at Greenville on Thursday and
Friday, October Goth and 2lst.
Mr.. Joseph Steagala's drive-well on
Sixth street is finished. 1t is furnished
with a good stout pump and drinking
cup, and is, therefore, public benefaction
The call meeting Of the city council
for last evening, to consider communica-
ton from Mr.. Daniels in regard to the city
water works contract, failed for want Of a
quorum.
AT the corner of Thirty-fourth and
Poplar streets Mr.. w. F. Russell has erected
large frame tenement house in anticipa-
ton of rapid increase in the population OF
that portion of the city.
A fine yawl, twenty-five feet long, has
been built by Mr.. Schombs, at his shop on
Commercial avenue, tor the Cairo Hunting
Club, composed of number Of good cit.
zens who are also good marksmen and
lovers of sport
Remember the temperance meeting to-
night at the hall. An eloquent address
will be made by Geo. Hendricks, Esq. Tht
public is cordially invited to attend, ant
the members Of the club are especial,
urged to be present.
Five freight cars broke loose on tn,
c., ST. L. & N. O. incline on the Kentuck,
shore night before last. Three of then
were stopped, but two went in the river
damaging the transfer steamer II, S. Nc
Comb
| Yesterdays property record consisted
of the following; John Wood and wife t,
VIM. M. Davidson; special warranty deed
dated September LIST, 1881, for five feet of