The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-20
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion. Marked


Mr.. Thos. Wills, of Kansas City, is in
the city on few days visit to relatives.
--Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holdcrs, a
large stock at F. Korsmeyer's.
Mrs. II. Bloms was suddenly taken
very sick night before last.
| Several cases of disorderly conduct
was the extent of the business before Judge
Olmsted yesterday.
The Clark case terminated in the su-
preme court yesterday. The trial resulted
in Clark's acquittal.
Mecrschaum pipes and cigar-hodels,
a large stock at F, Korsmeyer's. y
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held at the Presbyterian church last
night, the attendance being good in spite
of the dsagreeable weather.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at TIE BULLETIN Office.
"A number of men were yesterday at
work on the call wire of the telephone, I'M
der the supervision of Superintendent Huff
--remedying the evil caused during sleety
weather by the call wire being too low.
Mrs. Wood Rittenhousc, Miss Maud
Rittenhouse and Miss Hattie Rearden, last
night very pleasantly entertained the Wis
itors at the Reform Club hall. This even
ing Mrs. +. s. Kent, assisted by several
young ladies, will be at the hall.
Hon d. T. Linegar has been appointed
member of three committees, viz: On
municipal affairs, on revenue and on cleo
tons. Hon. Harmon Black has been APP
pointed member of the committee on
elections and on senatorial appointments.
The Illinois Central pay car did not
arrive yesterday as was expected and, since
about two hundred men depend upon 1t for
the money with which to pay for their last
months victuals, etc, a number OF our mer
chants are more or less disappointed at the
delay.
Mr.. s. b. Penn, who has been engaged
IN the grocery business on Eighth street,
with Mr.. J. G. Clark, is now devoting all
his time and attention to his tobacco bus
mess in building belonging to Mr.. Tony
Celia, situated on the corner Nineteenth
and Poplar streets.
Mr., W. L. Bristol has already con-
tracted for the brick for his new business
house, which is to be erected on Eighth
street, and the contract for the work will
also soon be let. Preparations for laying
the foundation will be made as soon as the
weather will permit.
1t is surmised by some of our citizens
that the colored man and brother will run
one of their kind for the mayoralty at the
coming election. Since they hav6long ago
firmly resolved to pluck their rights from
the tree of liberty any action on their
part would not be surprise to our citi-
zens.
Sara Bernhardt will go to Charleston,
South Carolina, if the people of that city
guarantee her $4,000; and she will visit
Nashville on a guarantee Of $4,000. She
will give three performances IN Memphis,
and while enroute for that place curious
Cairotcs will doubtless be offered an OPP
portunity Of seeing her.
A number of our juveniles will give
q party at the residence of the
parents Of Miss Mamie Parker on to-
morrow night. committee composed of
Masters Jewett Baker, Charles jenkins,
Walter Comings, Clarence Ellis, Robert
Olmsted Fred Bross and Alex Korsmeyer,
has charge Of the affair.
Which is right9 Parson Fowler of
the Northern Methodist church, says the
heather will be damned and burn eternally
in hell. Parson Newman, of the same
church, says they will not. We suggest
that, instead OF quarreling and snarling
about 1t, either or both Of these learned
doctors of divinity 90 to hell ard find out,
Mr. A. j. earle proposes to run a hack
for the accommodation Of parties wishing
to attend the party to be given at Mr..
Galighcr's residence tonight. Parties
wishing to attend can procure passage at
his stable in person or by telephone at
reasonable charges. The conveyances will
call at the residences of those ordering
them.
Mrs. Zanonc has been in the city tor
several days, awaiting the decision of
Judge Baker in regard to the motion for
a new trial made by her husbands lawyers
in the divorce suit, to which reference has
been made IN these columns. Mrs. Zanonc
manifests deep interest in the case, and
| ia anxiouslv pynpctinv ita annn1v pottlo.