The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-22

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guest at The Halliday yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Candee returned
Wednesday from their long visit east and
north.
Mr.. Charles Pink, Jr. was in the city
Wednesday on flying visit to his rela-
tives.
Mr.. S. L. Harrel, who had been quite
sick for over week, was able to be out
again yesterday.
Yesterday the wedding of Miss
frankie Rexford and Mr.. w. r. Halliday
was celebrated at Centrala.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. tt
For SALE Halls combination safe
number 14-new. Inquire of G. 4. Will
son, number N Ohio levee.
The grand jury did not get through
with its work last evening as was expected.
But it will finish up in about an hour this
morning.
"A musical team has been drawing
crowded houses at the comique this week,
and new team put on last night will
probably continue the rush.
Mr.. Patrick Fitzgerald is having the
low lot, back of his property on the corner
of Fourteenth street and Commercial av-
enue, filled up to point even with the top
of the avenue.
The Illinois Central railroad runs an
accommodation train from this city every
afternoon at 3 :50o'clock to Jackson, Tenn,
there to connect with Nashville, Chat
tanooga, Atlanta and Memphis.
-Messrs. Smith Bros. are doing some
filing in their wagon yards which will
enchance the value of the premises aud
enable them to accommodate their country
customers during the coming fall.
The little child OF Mr.. Meredith, which
was sent to Chicago some weeks ago to be
treated for paralysis, is still there with
Mrs. Meredith, and is improving under the
treatment of a learned physician and
surgeon.
Eliza Pinkston, who rendered such
valuable services to the Republican party
in the campaign Of 1876, is in Jail in Can
ton, Miss, on the charge of stealing. Mrs.
Pinkston's Republican friends in the north
ought to raise fund for her relief.
j. J. Showles and A. W. King, of the
advertising staff of "a Paws" show, were at
The Halliday yesterday, together with
force of billposters. They arrived in one
of "a Paws" elegant coaches which was
admired by many yesterday afternoon.
A negro named Robert Revis received
a bad cut in the face by colliding
with the end of board which another ne
gro was carrying along the side walk on
Fourteenth street yesterday. A fight was
imminent but little crowd which soon
gathered prevented further blood shed.
The increase in the size of the Bloom
ington Bulletin, to an eight column folio,
is an evidence of prosperity which is
gratifying to note, and which will be re-
garded with pleasure, particularly by the
many friends Of Mr.. Oberly in this end of
the state,
"Wednesday funding bonds of Randolph
county amounting to $4,000 were regis
tered In the office of the state auditor at
Springfield. Railroad aid bonds Of the
city of Cairo amounting to $4,000 and Of
Alexander county amounting to $4,000
were cancelled by the auditor.
II the Argus is to be believed land, in
this instance, we think it may beg young
lady of Paducah named Miss Monte Hanne-
berger, well known in this city, was last
evening actually married to real ''young
man" How inexpressibly, how excruci-
atingly sad. Observation-Disclosures.
Over the heading OF "criminalties'
the St.Louis Republican of yesterday morn
ing prints the following fulfillment OF The
BULLETINS prediction: "The Prohi5l-
ZIONIST convention of the Twentieth dis.
trict, held at Anna to-day, nominated Thos.
NJ. Logan, of Murphysboro, for member OF
the lower house Of the state legislature.
Mr.. Arlington, of Mr.. II. Elliotts
commission house, made a trip for pleasure
through Kansas few days ago, and while
in Kansas City met Mr.. Geo. e. Olmsted,
who is assistant weigh master for large
elevator company. Mr.. Olmsted has been
there for several weeks, and is doing and
feeling well.
--Paducah Times: "a wild rumor was
ahoat on the streets last evening that two