The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-15


Z. Ellis.
The Democrats have carried Ohio five
times since 1866, but always on "off years,
to.wit; 1862, 1873 1874, 1877 and 1892
-Stafford's and Sanfords Inks, also the
Springfield (Mass.) Writing Fluid, at
wholesale and retail, at Schuh's drug store.
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"A meeting of the Fourth of July cele-
bration committee is called for o'clock
this afternoon at the hall of the Mystic
Krew. 1t
Perry county corn took the blue ribbon
at the state fair this year, and the DuQuoin
Tribune INDUCES in hearty crow over the
fact, as it well may.
Circuit court convenes at the court
house in this city tomorrow. Judge
Baker will be on the bench 1t is a spe-
cial called term. Agrand jury will also be
convened.
Lot of Feather Busters just received
and for sale at Paul G.. Schuh's drug store,
either by the piece or by the dozen,
cheap. ct
One OF the Bower brothers has taken
charge Of the saloon Of Mr.. Louis Herbert,
at the corner of Twelfth street and Wash
Ington avenue. He bought Mr.. Herbert
out.
The young temperance people met at
Reform club last Friday night,
and had a more than ordinarily interesting
time. A rich literary and musical pro-
gramme had been prepared and was carried
out.
Our motto is good printing, No. 1
quality ofpaper in all cases and prices the
lowest at which good stock can be fur
nished We carry the largest stock and
greatest variety Of paper, sc. to be found
outside OF St Louis. Call and see for
yourself. 3t
The new Halliday cooper shop on Ohio
levee, above Twentieth street, is nearly
finished. It is a three story building,
about forty feet wide by seventy.fve feet
long. twill employ large force Of hands
when in full operation, which will be soon.
Only half dozen of those plush
card cases, with cord, left; so printed cards
with case that may be used as port
monae or card case, only $500. Ladies
should call and see them at The BULLETIN
job office, 81
The work of sinking the curb in the
ditch dug near the new levee, to test the
character of the earth, was prosecuted very
slowly yesterday, There were no indica.
tons of change in the character of the
bottom through which the curb was going
nothing but quick sand and water.
The very latest wedding aud ball pro
gramme stationery; also New Year cards
worth $500 to $500 the dozen cards
may be seen at TIE BULLETIN job Office. st
Thursday night, ball and shot gun
rattle was given in the new building of Mr.
Walsh, on Commercial avenue, near Thirty.
second street. The gun was the property
OF Mrs. Cotille, whose husband was killed
on the Illinois Central incline sometime
ago, and it brought handsome sum for
the widow. Mr. Ed. Cotter was the winner
Of the gun.
There was tolerably good attendance
of ladies and children, and also few
"stags" at the matinee given by Lambert
IL Richardson's troupe at the Opera House
yesterday afternoon. And all spoke very
complimentary of the performance. The
public generally was very favorably inn
pressed with the company, both on account
OF the fine music of its band and its good
stage talent.
y pound Royal;6 and pound Packet
and 6 pound Commercial, and 5 pound
DENY notc-heads; 10 and 10 pound letter
heads, also a full stock of pure Irish linen
letter aud note-heads and ruled paper of
all kinds, at The BULLETIN job office,
Ohio Levee; the only round hole pcrforating
machine in Southern Illinois. 8,
On the 9th instant, at 4 80 o'clock in
the morning, Mr.. e. Il. Barnard, an astrono.
mer of Nashville, Tenn, discovered that the
nucleus in Cru's comet had separated into
three unequal fragrants; the largest being
estimated to be $4,000 miles in length. The
spaces between the fragments of the nu-
cleus are estimated at not less than 1000
miles. Mr.. Barnard observed
that the nucleus had assumed the form of
a long strip not less than $4,000 miles in
length and 5000 miles 10 breadth. Other