The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-08


Louis.
Mr.. p. W, Barclay returned yesterday
from Chicago.
The advertisement of Lambert &
Richardson's Dramatic company appears
elsewhere in this issue.
The Post Office saloon by Joe Roneker
is one Of the coolest, quietest, neatest and
best supplied resorts in the city. limo.
MIR. O'Callahan has Just had neat,
comfortable cottage completed on Wash
ington avenue, near 2lst street.
The Cairo Presbytery meets at Nash
vile, October the 18th, and continues over
the following Sunday.
Sells Brothers have brought action for
damages against the N. W. r. r. Co. for
refusing to transport their circus.
"A new two story frame residence is to
be erected on Washington avenue, near
2lst street, by Mr.. Charles +, Nellis.
johnson & Co. have on draught the
best Bohemian beer in the city. Free
lunch every day at 0 80 o'clock. 1t
Don't fail to stop at Joe Roneke'r RS
Post Office saloon for refreshments of the
best sort limo.
A new serial story is begun in this
issue of THE BULLETIN, which will prob
ably run for three months and prove fully
as interesting as the one Just concluded.
Mr.. AL. Goss will probably 90 to Cen
traia for few days this week on a visit
to friends. His place in the Comique band
will, in that case, be supplied temporarily,
A negro named o. 5. Jones was fined
three dollars and costs by Magistrate Com
ings yesterday, for refusing to pay street
taxes or to labor upon the streets.
Sunday school will be held as usual
up town to-day. The house in which 1t
has heretofore been held, was rented out
for another purpose few days ago, bat
another has been secured
Mr.. ]. W. Kennedy, formerly express
messenger on the Chicago, st. Louis and
New Orleans railroad, has recently been
appointed agent Of the American Express
company at Natchez, Miss.
A good, steady, reliable boy who wants
to learn the printers trade; one can guar
antee satisfaction and that will not want to
manage the Office before the end of six
months can get place by applying at The
BULLETIN Office. Must be white boy.
The Prohibition candidate for congress
in this district has accepted the nomination
in a Letter of nearly column in leng tn, in
which he makes about as strong an argu
ment in favor Of Prohibition as can be
made.
Mr.. Joseph Roneker is Low established
in his new quarters at the corner Of Four
tenth street and Washington avenue, and
invites his friends to call on HIM. limo.
The county board at its last m Getting
increased the county poor fund by five
hundred dollars, making it twenty five
hundred dollars. 1t also increased the
salary of the county superintendent Of pub
lie instruction to three hundred dollars,
There will he services to-day at the
usual hours, morning and evening, in the
Methodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal
churches. The Lutheran and Catholic
churches will also have their usual morn
ing services and Sabbath Schools.
Mrs. DR.. Marean, who has been very
sick for the last five weeks, is somewhat
better although still quite feeble, AS soon
as she is able to travel she will 60 to
Florida for season, hoping to regain her
last health in that salubrious and health
full climate.
"A reunion of the soldiers of the late
war will be held on the fair grounds near
Murphysboro on Friday and Saturday, Oct.
18Th and l4th, 1882, under direction of
Worthen Post, G. A. II. Tents, ratons and
everything needed will be provided on the
grounds, and every maa in Southern Hi
nois who shoudered his musket in defense
of his country is invited to meet, talk over
old times and renew friendships formed on
the battle field or in the prison pen.
Captain W. X. Murphy was in the cit,
yesterday on campaign tour. He was
well pleased with the state of his canvass
He is meeting with favor, not only from al
Democrats, but from many prominent Re
publicans who believe him to be better
qualified for the position he seeks thar
Captain Thomas The confidence in biz
election IA growing frmpr with avery visii