The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-28


Judge M. G. Crawford was in the cit.
yesterday.
Rev. j. A. Scarrett has returned from
Mt. Vernon.
No cases of any kind in the polic
courts yesterday.
Prof. Stoier has accepted position IL
the Illinois Central freight office.
Mr.. b. f. Parker will probably remove
to Chicago to 90 into business there.
"A force of men were employed in St
Mary's park yesterday, cleaning out the
weeds.
Note adj. of auction sale to take place
tomorrow at residence of B. f. Parker, on
18th street.
Mrs. Daughertv, OF Jonesboro, is in the
city, visiting her relatives, the family OF
Captain Thomas Wilson.
Don't fail to attend the Free Dinner
Barbecue at Hodges Park Friday, Sept
Goth. Round trip tickets so cents on
regular trains.
| "A special convocation of Chapter No.
| II r. A. M. will be held tonight for &oIk
in NJ. E. and r. A. degrees. See notice IN
special locals.
Miss Eva Shepard returned yesterday
from Kinmundy, Ills, where she has been
| for several weeks on u VISIT to her sister,
Mrs. Whitaker.
Capt. w. M. Williams and family
are enjoying visit from Mr. and Mrs. W.
s. Hanna, of Charleston, West Virginia
Mrs. Hanna is Captain Williams niece.
Yesterday morning, Miss Mollie Har-
bison, aunt to Messrs. John and Thomas
Horne, arrived from Champaign. She
will return home soon, accompanied by her
nephew Thomas.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc The
best shop IN southern His. u
Only the Republican members OF the
delegation from this county to the REPuB
LICAN prohibition convention at Anna
voted for Mr.. Thomas M. Logan as the
nominee. The professedly Democratic
members divid d their votes between the
other candidates.
AS the last meeting of the Greenback
central committee of this congressional dis
trict was to have been held on the 10Th OF
this month and nothing has been heard OF
such meeting or of any call for conven'
ton, it is reasonable to suppose that there
will be no Greenback nomination for con
gress, nor for the state legislature.
Sir. Geo. Campbell, of England, who
was at The Halliday in this city Tuesday, is
the son of the Duke of Argyle and brother
of the Marquise of Lorne. His trip through
this country has given him very favorable
impression generally. Our beautiful Opera
House elected some very complimentary
remarks from him.
AS fine q stock of English and other
imported as we'll as best brands of Amer.
lean cloths for suitings as can be found IL
any city may be seen among the new win
ter goods received at the store OF Smith x
BIinkmeyer. These gentlemen have an es
tablished reputation in the quality o
goods and work which is turned out a
their shop.
The Prohibitonists of Perry county, II
convention assembled Tuesday, nominated
Mr.. Louis Hammock, of PinckneyvlII'
member of the state Prohibition centra
committee from this congressional district
as their candidate tor county Judge. The.
made several other county nominations anC
Endorsed three Of the Republican noml
nees,
Work on the new levee will begin to
day with good force Of men and teams
under the direction of the stree
committee and Commissioner Baird
1t would seem that the work recommend
ed by the sipe water committee should b,
commenced before the work on the leveC
progresses very far, for, to commence pud
ding after the repairs on evee shall have
reached the point where pudding is to be
done, the progress of the latter work
would be much intertered with. But it 81
likely that the committee will see thi
point
About ten years ago a conductor on th
lower end of the Mobile and Ohio road de
posted two thousand dollars in the En-
terprise savings bank in this city, got hi
book, left, and wasn't seen again until yes
terday, when he deliberately walked int,
the hank IN SEQ what had hecnma of thi