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

in the city-the guest of Mrs. Robt. Hinkle'
Hon. Joseph p. Roberts, of the Pulaski
Patriot, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. o. Haythorn returned Tuesday
from a business trip to st. Louis and other
cities.
Mr.. VIM, Redburn, of the firm of
Morse & Redburn, was quite sick and con-
fined to his home yesterday.
Unity precinct was represented in the
city yesterday by Mr.. Lynch, who was here
on business.
Hon MI. Iuscore leaves to-day for
Anna to attend the Republican senatorial
| conton to be held there tomorrow
Mr. j. Lehning, Jr, has returned from
visit of several weeks in Iowa. He is
well pleased with that section of country. 3
Mrs. Samuels, of Columbus KY, is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. G. 7.
Rudd.
--"The only really honest party in the
state, says the Chicago times, sis the party
of prohibition"
Nearly all the towns in the country
especially in the west-are setting up
as summer resorts this summer.
"A party of young gentlemen, among
them Will Williamson and Tom Horne,
went to Dixon Springs this morning to
spend week
-Mrs.S S. Williamson left yesterday for
| Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York
to purchase large stock of millinery
goods.
Mr., Harry Walkers Comique band
and orchestra goes to Villa Ridge to-day to
make sweet music for the fair of the Pat
rons of Husbandry to be held there.
Mr.. B. McManus is taking extra pains
to make his new brick business house inside
one Of the incest in the city, Everything,
up and down stairs, is being finished in an
elegant style.
The entrance to The BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street
The front entrance to job office is closeC
after seven p. IN. Visitors will always fine
the Railroad street entrance open, tt
Barclay Bros. have placed in position
in their Levee drug store an elegant
framed sgn artistically painted on glass
a real work of art The work was done il
Pittsbufg and is designed TO advertis
, Elaine Oil.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hendricks removed hi
law Office fixtures and library from tn
Alexander bank building to the law office
of Hon. d. T. Linegar, in the Warder
building on Commercial avenue yesterday
where he will henceforth be found.
The new frame house which is being
erected by Mr.. Nicholas Williams back o
his meat shop at the corner of Twentieth
street and Washington avenue, is to be oc
cupied as dry goods and notion store, by
his son-ln.law 1t will soon be in full
blast.
The Hon. John II. Oberly declines
recommendation for congress in the XIVtt
congressional district, and says his duty il
as Democratic editor, "to stay at hom
and work for the party, and starve, Will
Democrats take their patronage to Reput
lican newspapers"
:, yellow Fever is rampant In the south
west. At Matamoras, Mex, there wert
seven deaths Monday at Brownville, Tex
across the Rio Grande, The Mayor and otl
er prominent citizens are Frustrated |
[ the pestllence; and at Galveston a schoone
8 arrived with yellow fever cases on boar,
The Democratic congressional conven
ton which adjourned at Mount Sterling
ILL.,, Saturday after the 1,304th ballot r
convened at Beardstown Tuesday and too
D seventy more ballots before recess and fl
nally adjourned without securing a nom
ination.
SO far as it went the work on Il
Wabash tracks is good, but there is not y,
> enough of it knowing wbiC
e the company will probably continue ii
e work until there shall bc no reason
b, complain by any resident along the avepl
I, or any teamster because Of the condition
the tracks.
The one and half story building
\ the corner of Twen'y-first street and Con
q mercial avenue, opposite the court hous
n belonging to Mr.. Louis Herbert, is beir
d raised by Mr. James Summerwell, prepa
:, atory to placing upon rollers and removir
it to a vacant lot at the corner of Fourteen
aud Poplar streets.