The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-27

always paid for
VIM. Alba has the finest barber shop
in Southern Ills. If
Council proceedings appear elsewhere
in this issue.
Mr.. A. Black wants two journeyman
shocmakers Immediately. See special
locals.
Chief Meyers arrested and impounded
young bun Monday. The owner should
look after him-the bull.
DIR. Leach has let the property corner
14th and Washington to Joe Roneker who
will take possession of his old place.
Ten car loads more of gravel were
brought into the city by the Wabash road
yesterday and distributed along the tracks
below Sixth street.
A middle aged gentlemen seeks the
acquaintance of respectable lady with
$500 tc invest in paying business. Mat
rimony if agreeable. See special local.
Justice Robinson fined Chas. Shelby
$95 and costs yesterday for carrying con-
cealed weapons. Thomas Griffith, 0. Ii.
Luce and Charles Park, 81 and costs each
tor drunkenness.
Methodists particularly and citizens
generally will be pleased to learn that
Rev. J. A. Sc,rrett has been assigned to the
charge OF the M. Z, church here for an
other year by the Mt. Vernon conference
Captain Thomas engagements now
which will keep him in Jackson and Union
counties until the 18th of October. After
that date he will visit either Alexander or
Pulaski counties, or both.
---Chinch bugs are reported quite numer
Gus in some parts of this end of the state,
and farmers are deierring their wheat SOW
ing for fear of the injury these insects may
do to the early crops before permanent cold
weather sets in.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. tt
Buffalo Bill (W. F. Cody, is to be in
the opera house here with large troupe
comprising band of real Indians. He pro.
duces very startling play, expressly written
for him. Some bills advertising his coming
were posted here yesterday. He will be here
some time in October.
n Mr.. Joseph Roneker has concluded
toagain open saloon in his former stand,
az the corner of Fourteenth street and
yyasbino ION avenue, known as the Phillips
building. He is now having it fitted up
and improved internally and externally. He
will, however, not give up his present place
OF business.
The st. Louis and Cairo railroad com
pany marrow gauge is circulating some
fancy bills, advertising special rates to
East St. Louis during the fair and yelled
prophet parade, beginning October Cd.
Tickets will be COED until October 9th.
The round trip fare from all points in this
county is only SO.
The Paducah Times is recently es-
tablished paper. 1t has from the start
been neat, newsy and lively sheet. 1t
went in to win and it has won. 1t has
been enlarged to seven column folio. 1t
has outgrown its swaddling clothes, but it
still sticks TO the'solid tattered garment OF
Republicanism which is to be regretted
Mound Cityites are pleased at the pur-
chase by Capt. W. P. Halliday of the horse
railroad, leading from Mound City to
Mound Junction. They see, in the event,
the signs of live enterprise in the near
future. The road was sold at Springfield,
under foreclosure of mortage, for two
thousand dollars.
--Messrs. Selig Mum & Bro, dry goods
and clothing merchants, near the corner OF
Eighteenth street and Commercial avenue,
are about to move their stock and fixtures
into the building of Mr., Cary, at the south
west corner of Sixth street and Commercial
avenue. Mr.. Cary is having the new build
ing nicely fitted up. Messrs. Mum will
probably move the first of next week.
We have received from the publisher,
a copy of "The Ripple" by Clarence r.
Sidney, author of the popular "Origlnal
Five Step Waltz and Beauties of the
Schottische." Mr.. Sidney has struck a
popular vein in this, his latest success, and
all lovers of Terpschore, will welcome "The
Ripple" Send postpaid to any address on
receipt of price, 40 cents, by s. Branards
Sons, Chicago, Ill.