The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-02

-Cougress meets next Monday; so does
the county board OF Alexander county
The "W P. Halliday cigar, at John
Keohlers, up town is the best and most
popular in the city. :"
School children will find The BuLLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. tt
The money order business of the post
Office department for the fiscal year was
1920, 100000,
--Thirty-fye Republican chairmen of
committees in the present congress will not
sit in the next.
Solid silver and plated ware at St.
Louis prices, Buder. tt
Mr. and Mrs. c. Schulze, of Grand
Tower, are in the city visiting the family
of Mr. Harry Schuze.
Hon. J. NJ. Landsen went to Metropo-
lis on legal business day or two ago. He
will return to-day
Still on deck We mean John Keohler,
OF course, with the best Cream Beer in the
city, at his plaa JG business on CONNER
cial avenue and Twentieth street 2t
Judge r. s. Yocum performed his last
official act yesterday. He will go up the
country for few days to-day, and will re-
turn then to follow his profession among
us.
Genuine French marble clocks, gold
watches and diamonds at Buder's If
1t has been kept quiet but neverthe-
less fact, Democrat arrived in the city
on election day who did not vote, but will
at the end Of 81 years. He will in the
meantime remain with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Harris Schulze.
Manager w. G. Davis cotton seed oil
works were started up yesterday or the day
before, with good force Of men. Oil and
cake and meal will be turned ont steadily
and in large quantities for the remainder OF
the season,
Major Harrod, Judge SutoT and one oil
two other members of the Mississippi river
commission, who went with the rest OF the
commission to New Orleans something owe
a week ago, returned last evening and stop
ped at The Halliday in this city.
-Cnas, Gilhofer has just put in a new
sausage machine and his patrons can nov
obtain any kind of sausage desired, in prim
order, from his shop on 9Th and on Com
mercial near Goth where 1t will be kept for
sale 3t
There were several very pleasant socia
gatherings in this city Thursday, al which
people manifested their thankfulness in
manner that was pleasant to look upon ant
to participate 10, and that would very prob
ably have made even Bob lngersol's clio
quent mouth water.
Two carloads Of cotton standing a
East Cairo on the tracks Of the Chicago, st
Louis and New Orleans railroad caugh
fire from spark sent forth by passing
engine yesterday morn ing about ! O'Clock
and were almost totally destroyed After
while people will quit shipping cotton oil
open cars.
John Koehler, at the corner of 2OtL
street and Commercial avenue, knows hov
to keep saloon il anybody does, and b.
knows that in order to catch the publi
eve and purse he must keep good stock
His "W. P. Halliday" cigar and his fin
Cream Beer are the "iokers' that take tn
right bowers every time. Call on him "
Fred Hofheinz opens a saloon this morn
ing on Eighth street Fred, has been ther
before aud be understands the business IL
will set big lunch all day to-day in anti
cpation of which all who have tested tn
quality of similar productions of Fred's, vii
smack their lips. His place is next to tn
gas office. Don't fail to 20 and don't mis-
the place, II
For nine months government SUI
vey party has been at work at Paduca'
under the command Of Engineer W. q
Pierce. The work consisted in sounding
for the purpose Of adopting some plan o
Improvement there. On Thursday I'd
work was ordered to be discontinued AM
the machinery and other things were sen