The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-12


from the old stand near the corner of
Eighteenth street and Commercial avenue,
to the brick building at the corner of Sixth
street.
In letter received by Mr.. HarryWalk-
err yesterday from Prof Goss, the writer
says that he has left Centralia with his sis
ter, Mrs. Turley, and gone to Minnesota for
a short sojourn; but ntmates that he will
be able to return soon.
The frame building of Mr. c. Haley
which formerly stood at the corner Of
Eighteenth and Commercial avenue but has
been removed to above Twentieth street, is
being transformed into neat, comfortable
tenament house.
See "a woman in another column, near
Speers Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Speers Port Grape wine is made,
that is so highly esteemed by the medical
profession, for the use of invalids' weakly
persons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Mr.. A. HALEY, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Seventh street, has received lot
of scrapers for levee work. They are of the
best quality, and Mr.. HALEY offers them at
reasonable prices. The attention of those
having work on the citys levee is called to
this encouragement. II
The large two story frame building at
the corner of Twenty seventh street and
Commercial avenue, which is being built
for Mr. Matthew Walsh, is nearly finished
and will probably be occupied as a grocery
store by one Of our popular young business
men,
Ella Davis, negress, was occupying
one of Mr. H. A. lannon's houses and she
had failed for some time to pay rent. Some
days ago she was arrested and jailed for
some offense against the city ordinance, and
Mr.. Harmon took possession of his house
She "got out" yesterday and made her way
into the house by window. Mr. Harmon
and assistant put her out with some diff
ficulty, and she was arrested and fined ten
dollars and costs for disorderly conduct.
Sparta Plaindealer: "The time has
gone by wnen man or paper can be
read out of the Republican party on &C.
count of Prohibition principles. The
Plaindealer has declared for Prohibition
and holds that it is just as much Repub-
licans as papers which pander to the liquor
selling interest. We hold that man is a
better Republican for being Prohibition"
But we don't see Mr.. McCartneys name
at the head of the Plaindealer's editorial
column.
Our motto IS good printing, No.
quality of paper in all cases and prices the
lowest at which good stock can be fur
nished. We carry the largest stock and
greatest variety Of paper, SC. to be found
outside of st. Louis. Call and see for
yourself. 3t
An accident occurred to passenger
train on the L. and N. railroad on Monday
night about half.past 8 o'clock near Ashley,
not far from Bellcville. The train which
left East st. Louis at Z 80 o'clock on Mon
day evening ran into drove of cattle, and
by which the train was ditched The fire
man, named Joseph Boswell, in attempting
to jump from the engine, was preclpitated
beneath the locomotive as it turned over on
it, side, and was crushed to death. The
cars were badly wrecked, and several of the
passengers more or less cut and bruised One
of them had one Of his legs so badly crushed
that it had to be amputated Tuesday.
Eight Of the cattle were killed and it is
stated that the only wonder is that there was
not q greater loss Of life.
The Lambert and Richardson Dramatic
company made a fine impression upon the
Springfield people, Judging from the fol
lowing clippings: In view Of the pro-
nounced success with which the company
met, Mr. Chatterton decided to induce the
management, if possible, to prolong its en-
gagement, and the playgoing public will
learn with pleasure that he was successful
in his endeavor, The company will appear
on Monday night, when "'The Bankers
Daughter" will be repeated. The attrac-
ton will be fine onc,-[State REGISTER.
The troupe open at the opera house Friday
evening with the "Danites," Saturday. p. IN.
matinee Bankers Daughter" Saturday
night Lemons"
= pound Royal;6 and pound Packet;
8 and 9 pound Commercial, and 8 pound
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! heads, also n full stock Of pure Irish linen
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