The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-09

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Gertie, is sick with measles.
Day board at Wilson's corner Thru
and Commercial $3.50 per week.
Mr.. MILKY, from Commercial Point
was in the city yesterday.
The wife of Mr.. Frank Cassidy, wh'
has been down with measles for about tel
days, is conyaleSccnt.
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders,
large stock at +. Korsmeyers.
-"Miss Fannie Barclay, of Cairo, is til,
guest of Miss Rcxford."-Centralia Dem
oCrat
-Severel DRINKS and disordcrlics before
Judge olmsted, was all the police business
transacted in the city yesterday.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at The BULLETIN Office.
Mr.. james Cheney is having the root
Of his residence on the corner Of Fifteenth
and Cedar streets repaired.
-Twenty.four human beings are Ian
gushing in the dark damp, dreaTy dun.
geons Of the county bastile.
-SIeerschaum pipes and cigar-LoIders,
a large stock at F. Korsmeyer's.
A number Of men yesterday did good
work under the direction of Mr.. German,
cleaning off the street crossings.
Seven carloads Of lumber are awaiting
to be unIoaded on the tracks Of the different
railroads for Mcssrs. Lancaster s Rice.
Mounted and VANISHED maps Of Cairo
for SAFE, AZ LIE buLLEIIs olflcc.
Last Thursday night was made mem
orablc to Mr.. JIG. Sures by the appear
ance in his family of a plump tcn-pound
girl baby.
Mrs O'Ncil is not so badly injured as
was at first supposed and will get over her
injuries all right, She was resting quite
easy last evening.
The choral society was To have met at
DR., JoceIyn's Office last evening forpractice,
but there being only about five present no
exercises were had.
The democrats Of Paducah held a
primary meeting last Monday and nomi-
mated Charles Reed for the muyoralty. The
republican candidate is II. Houston.
During the past week, about thirty
thousand dollars of the old city debt and
about thirty thousand dollars Of the old
county debt has been compromised.
SO saith Dr. Cark's bulletin board
"Look at John A. Logan's bill, The great
Hero of Mischief and starycr Of the poor,
800 Cincinnati guns for sale here
The subscription committee Of the
Fifth Ward Fire Company was out ycstcr-
day gathering IN the money subscribed by
our citizens, and met with very lattering
success.
Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald had men at
work yesterday finishing his large scales,
and having an approach Of earth thrown
up by the side Of his Horse Mansion, which
will make it convenient for teams to enter
or leave his yard
A heavy fog gathered upon the
rivers and in the low places in the city
carly yesterday evening, and became Sc
dense for while that pilots had TO tax,
extra precautions in guiding their crafts, o
lay up entirely.
Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock
the nine ycarold daughter Of Mr.. Il. G
Bush, died after an illness Of some day
with disease Of the spine. The remain
will be taken to Charleston, Mo-, via tn
Iron Mountain this afternoon.
The Rough and Ready Fire Compan
will give one Of their enjoyable sociablcs a
their hall on Washington's birthday Tues
day evening, the 29nd inst We can guar
antce a pleasant time for all who attcn,
when the "Roughs' give "A sociable.
First flowers of the season, forcrunncr
OF the spring, are now exhibited 10y MI
SteItzer at his icwelry store on Eight
street. He has a large stock Of hardy an
healthy plants for sale at his greenhous
uptown. Orders may be left 1t his stor,
as above.
Mike Kelly the ruflian who knocke
down and robbed the man McGinn O
Commercial avenue some days ago, had hi
preliminary trial before Judge Olmstcc