The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-02

county on business yesterday.
Maggie Avery was fined five dollars ant
costsb by Justice Robinson yesterday, 70
useing abusive language.
Mr.. Daniel McCarty is having his lot
next to his saloon on Commercial avenue
filled to depth of about three feet,
Mrs, A, d. Davis, of Metropolis, &C
companied by Miss Belle Hobbs, of Roces-
ter, were at The Halliday yesterday.
Chief Myers has been sick with mala.
ria for three or four days back but with a
bulldog determination he sticks to his
duties out of doors.
Within the last few weeks Mr.. Louis
Bross, son OF Judge Bross, has been awarded
a diploma as full.hedged druggist, by
the proper authority Of the state.
Yesterday the work of filling and
| ballasting the track of the street car com
pany was finished and cars are now again
running the entire length of the road. The
work is well done, and will be permanent.
Mr.. James Cox and Miss Susie Will
liams, daughter of Mr. Nicholas Williams
are to be married at the residence of the
brides father on Twenty-fourth street
next week, Thursday,
John Bull is slow. If the people of
the United States had invaded Egypt they
would now have been sending Nile water
all over the world in barrels, for fertilli-
ger.
-Messrs. Charlie and Will Thrupp are
at home on visit and will remain until
Monday. The return of the boys makes
full family at Mr.. Thrupp's for the first time
in two years.
Go to VIM. Albas on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern His If
COLLECTORS were out. in full force yes
terday. Many of them reported them.
selves well pleased with the result of their
day. work, which is a sure sign OF increas-
ing prosperity.
This week our merchants have ptoba-
bly, done more business with farmers than
during any week for six or eight months
past. The streets were almost daily lined
with farmers teams which brought produce
and took away merchandise.
-TnE BULLETINS little pleasantly about
Pulaski county's lack of jewelry, steam
boats grain etc., leads the Bloomington
Bulletin to remark that Pulaski is one of
the counties Of southern Illinois that al
ways rolls up an immense Republican ma
jority"
Mr.. H9s3enjager will remove his saloon
from its present location in the upper end
of the Vincent block into the corner room
vacated yesterday by Mr.. B. F. Parker
Previously, however, the said corner room
will be repaired and handsomely decora-
ted
II some Of the reports received here by
Sergeant w. H. Ray concerning rains in
some of the western towns are true we may
conclude that they don't have rains out
west. A cloud Just saunters up and exam.
ines town and then COllapses Just over it,
Nobody escapes but the newspaper report.
ers and the book agents.
The Vienna Times is exercised some.
what at the attempts of some Republicans
in Johnson county to create dissention in
the party, to the prejudice OF the county
ticket The Times thinks that no good
Republican will bolt the ticket, but the
Times was not 80 strict in its constructions
OF duty to party when speaking of the bot
OF the famous six in the late Johnson coun-
ty congressional delegation.
Yesterday Mr.. B. +. Parker sold
out his stock of paints, oils and wal
paper, together with all his store fix
tnres, TO Mr.. jeff NJ. Clark, who removed
it from the corner Of Eighth street and
Commercial avenue, to his store room
on Washington avenue, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, which is now crowded
with goods.
Captain A. NJ. Halliday, Of the steamer
Paris Brown, and Mrs Hettie G. Beebe, of
New Orleans, were married at the residence
Of the brides father in New Orleans Thurs.
day. They passed through here for trip
north yesterday
Father NJ. r. Traynor, Of Cape Girar.
deau has been in the city for week or
longer soliciting students for the college in
the Cape. He has succeeded in securing
ten students who will leave the city for the
temple of knowledge next Monday.
To-day the Tiptonville base ball club