The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-30

o'eSant billiard l"'
Mr., II. c. Lohn is seeking NY his new
stand on Eighth street. 80, the stesmo
100 J8fah -four late yesterday.
Capt. Thomas w. Shields returned
yesterday afternoon from his eastern trip
He left Miss Lizzie at Vassar college.
Work on the new brick freight depo
of the Mobile and Ohio railroad company
at the head of Eighth street, was begun
yesterday.
Only 80 to East st. Louis by the Iii
nos Central railroad during the great fair
and Yelled Prophet festival See advertise
ment elsewhere.
MIR. Sykeston, Of Chicago member of
Pinkerton's detective force, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon, TO be here during
the presence of "a Paws" show.
"A ten pound recruit for the signal ser
vice arrived in the family of Sergeant w.
III. Ray at six O'Clock yesterday evening.
The government is to be congratulated.
Captain II. V. Thompson is to have
charge of the new transfer boat for the
Cairo and Texas narrow guage railroad
company, which is expected to arrive here
Monday.
In Messrs. Coleman and McClure's
brick factory men are at work building the
furnaces for burning the first kiln of brick.
The firm has engagements for all the brick
they can make for months to come.
Mr.. Joseph Roneker has sub-let a
portion of the Phillips building, at the
corner of Fourteenth street and Washing
ton avenue, to Messrs. Thistewood Bros,
who will open meat shop there.
- Eighth street received much needed
attention from the scavenger yesterday.
The street is still in fine condition, showing
Nv cutCls Vi thc Hhlu tCsl W WHICH IL nus
been subjected.
Cotton pickers are in great demand in
the south. In some portions the planters
are compelled to see their crops rot IN the
field. Very high prices are paid to pickers
in some portions, particularly in the Brazos
bottom.
The young temperance people met at
Reform hall last night. 1t was purely
business meeting, as no programme of ex-
ercses had been provided. The attendance
was fair and to those present the business
was interesting
Gov. Cullum has appointed Mr.. John
A. Reeve to the position OF registror of grain
at Chicago. Mr.. Reeve will probably leave
to-day. Thus the governor removes one
rival from Deputy Internal Revenue Col,
lector Murphy's track.
AT the southern Illinois NJ. Z. Confer
ence held in Mount Vernon during the past
week, resolution was adopted not to sup.
port any candidate for the Legislature who
would not pledge himself publicly to be IN
favor of temperance, and of submitting a
constitutional amendment favoring Prohib.
ition.
President w. f. Whitehouse and Gen
eral Manager Charles Hamilton Of the St.
Louis and Cairo roalroad, arrived on the
Illinois Central at The Halliday in this
city, yesterday morning, and de-
parted on the forenoon train of their road
for st. Louis. They had been to Spring
field
We note either an improvement in gen.
eral business or in thato THE BULLETIN Job
Office in particular To meet the increase
of orders we have been compelled to put in
another job press, and have ordered "Uni-
versal" that will be ready to put up next
week, when orders will be filled with
promptness and greater dispatch than ever
before.
The same responsible gentleman who
offered to make the three bets referred to
In yesterdays BULLETIN offers to make three
more as follows: One hundred dollars that
Cleyeland is elected governor of New York
state, one hundred that Pennsylvania goes
Democratic and one hundred that Ohio
elects the head of the Democratic ticket
whoever that may be.
Go to Geo. G. Wichert's new billiard
hall for pleasant game and cup Of hot
coffee and sandwiches. Ct
"A great demand for good, comfora.
BILE little homes is again being felt in the
city. Nearly all those of this description,
which are now in the course of erection
were rented before their foundations were
laid. a few little cottages are empty but
they are too small, lack the ordinary con.