The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-23

always pau lot.
Go to Haythorn & Sloo, for ladies'
shoes.
VIM. Alba has the finest barber shop
in Southern Ills. If
The Republicans have given up Penn
sylvania and lost hope in New York.
To-day is Yom Kippur, the Jewish day
of dissolution, which will be celebrated by
the children of Isreal who live and have
their being among US.
- The grand jury adjourned yesterday
forenoon, leaving one very important case
in statu quo, to be taken up again, and for
the third time, by its successor.
The Caro- Temperance Reform Club
had a we'll attended and interesting meet
ing at its hall last night. The principal
business was the election of officers.
--25 dozen boys and mems hats at half
the usual price at Hsythorn & Sloo.
Prof. Boss, of Dudley observatory,
Albany, believes the comet we now see
near the sun is the return of the great
comet discovered by DR.. Gould in South
America on the 9th Of February, 1880.
Mr. A. Black has found it necessary
to procure the services ofanother workman
in his lately established shoe shop. He
will now be able to serve promptly his
many patrons. 1t
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop In southern Ills, tt
Ladies if you want elegant durable
perfect fitting shoes 60 to Haythorn q Sloo.
The general Office building and the
engines of the Illinois Central railroad com
pany here were draped in black and white
yesterday because of the death at Chicago,
on Thursday morning of Mr.. Hays, superin-
tendent of machinery of the road.
ALL the work turned out of Mr.. A..
Black's new shoe shop is guaranteed to be
Just as represented. Mr.. Black employs
only experienced workmeL and uses only
the best of stock 1t
Miss Bette Thompson returned several
days ago from Smithland, KY, accompa-
| MED by Mrs Clark and son, William.
The latter remained day or two on visit
to the family Of Captain Thompson and re-
turned home Thursday.
A dispatch received by Chief Myers
from Fulton, Ky, yesterday stated that a
safe in the store of Murphy & Co. had been
blown open the night before, and three
revolvers and some money stolen. A reward
of fifty dollars is offered for their capture,
When in search of school shoes fol
girls go to Hsythorn g. Soo, where the bes,
stock is kept.
Upon dispatch from Carbondale
Chief Myers arrested negro named VIM.
Woodward in this city yesterday, who is
charged with completely in the killing of a
man by deputy officers at Csrbondale a
short time ago He is in Jail here, await
ing Carbonate officer
"A negro named David Davis was found
dead in his doorway of his hut near the
Mississippi levee yesterday morning. He
had evidently fallei dead. A corCner't
inquest was held, but no positive evidence
of the cause of death was found. He had
been an old citizen here.
Repairing is done at the new shot
shop of Mr.. A. Back'in the neatest possibl,
manner Persons having any work of this
kindto be done, or wishing new foot gear
OF any style of perfect fit and best quality
should apply at once to be served promptly
and satisfactorily. 1t
Gentlemen you have been "all around
and cannot find decent shoe or boot go L
Haythorn & sloo, and get them.
The failure of number of THE BUI
LErlN's subscribers to get their papers 70
several mornings back is due to change i
carrier boys fall who do not receive thci
papers regularly and son time" will Civ
notice of the tact by telephone or other
wise they will obhge the management an
4 the cause of their complaints shall hav
prompt attention,
One of the front wheels of farmer
wagon loaded with potatoes was torn int
/, fragments yesterday while going over tn
Wabash tracks just above Eighth stree
" The accident was not due to any bad cor
dition of the track, but to the bad judgmer
of the driver who drove along on the track
until the of one side ran in the groov
;. between the rail and the plank, and the
n attempted to turn out diagonally. The r,