The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-05
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns, ten conts per line,
each insertion. Markod'

Kings Chicago excursion leaves this
morning at 1925. It.
Alderman G. o. Patier's family are
expected home from Dixon Springs today
Captain Sandusky and family went to
Pittsburg Yesterday morning.
| Don't forget that the great excursion
over the Ills. Central to the northwest
leaves Cairo this afternoon
Mrs. Pink has raised a grape vine, Of
which the white clusters exceed in flavor
the finest California grapes.
The Democratic convention to nom.
mate candidate for clerk OF the appellate
court will meet to-day at DuQuoin.
"A fishing party composed of members
of the Grafton club will visit the clubs
lake to-day.
Mr. Angus Leek and Mr.. NJ. ,Howley,
delegates from this county to the Judicial
convention of this district, left for DuQuoin
yesterday.
because of previous occupation,o old re-
form hall was not the scene of rouslng
big meeting of the young Democracy OF
the city last night.
In Magistrate Coming's court yester'
day ]. v Whiting, VIM, Ray, and Alex
Murrick were each fined one dollar and
costs for being quietly drunk.
MIR. Peck, advance agent Of the "Jol'
ly Bachelors" company was in the city yes
terday perfecting final arrangements FOL
the appearance here of that company or
the 18th.
"A twenty thousand dollar fire occurred
at Harrisburg, His, Friday night. Eigh
of the principal business houses were de
stroyed Insurance eight thousand dol
lars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis left yes
> terday afternoon for Springfield, to attenc
: the funeral Of Mira. Lewis brother, Mr.
VanNostrand, who died in that city yes
terday morning.
, IA boy about thirteen years old, nance
James Dudley missed his footing while at
tempting to board Wabash train Sunday
morning, snd got one of his feet under a
car wheel which crushed it in name
that rendered amputation necessary.
Tickets for Chicago excursion for sail
at Union depot. Train leaves at 1922
this morning. It,
Go to VIM. Albs'ss on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc Tit
best shop In southerpIlls. tt
--The,"Grand Opening Dance Of tn
season will be given on next Friday night
al Hartman's hall, by the Social Amust
ment club. Prof. Storer's Orchestra vii
furnish the music.
Sunday night Mr., John Hefly and
Mrs. Sarah Helms were married at the res
idence OF Mr. Hetilys brother, 1.-THE cor
ner Of Sixteenth and Locust streets. Mag
istrste Comings performed the ceremony
according to Hoyle."
Mr.. Cornelius Boyle, Of TIE BuLLETI.
composing room, has gone to Jacksonville
Ills, to attend convention OF the de a
mutes which is being held there, He ha
been for a number of years one OF Til
BULLETINS most steady and trusty com
positors and has gone for few week
o needed recreation.
y Elsewhere appears the advertisement
y !, of Messrs. Johnson & Co., who are no
conducting the saloon on Eighth stree
formerly occupied by Mr.. John Koehle
This morning grand free lunch will b
y given at which hot turtle soup will be
n conspicuous feature. AS may be seen frol
d the advertisement elsewhere hot lunc
>, will be given every morning.
-~Messrs, Smith & Brinkmyer, mer
chant tayors, Washington avenue near 81
street, are receiving full line of new fol
,r eign and domestic goods of neatest pattern
s, tor suiting and are ready to receive orde
y and manufacture suits Of tho best qua
: ity cloth and guaranteed fit, Their price
n are as low as best goods can be sold.
Major Eli Green brought from Dxo
Springs u curiosity in the shape of photo
l. graph on "Back Jack" leaf II is probab
>, one of the freaks that tightening some
e times playsi in the photographers line,
s the green Leaf 10 dead for space of 4 i
inch in the ceuter Of which is in whit
"a the exact image Of n full grown snake,
>. Mr.. |, N. Smith returned from A
y kansas Sunday. He came for a few day
visit to his family. He is looking thin b
otherwise healthy and says that he has n
II felt better in his life than during his ST.
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