The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20


telephone. Their number is no. st.
Chicago has spent $l1,s0O in deepen
ing her sinking river.
Mr.. h, II. Cunningham and family are
at the Manitou Springs, Colorado, and are
well according to latest reports.
MIR. D. w. Lusk, Of Springfield, was at
The Halliday yesterday, among other dis
tiuguished citizens.
"A big crowd did johnson & Co.'S. free
lunch full justice yesterday evening and
last night,
Mr.. Ed. Morton, editor of the Vienna
Times, was in Caito yesterday for pleas
ure.
--Kensington Polish or front lace in one
of the handsomest shoes manufactured, and
are all the style this year. Stuart has them.
Ask TO see them. 1t.
-Messrs w. b. Williamson, alias Tug"
Wilson, and Thos. p. s. Horne, alias Oscar
Wilde, returned from Dixon Springs. Fri
day night.
Commencing to-day, Sunday, the Goth,
the fast train on the Illnoi. Central rail-
road will leave at 3 80 instead Of AGO as
heretofore.
Another new thing in shoes is made OF
best quality of Curaco kid, with Scotch
extension sole, rather pointed toes, aud
handsomely tipped with patent leather.
Stuart keeps them. 1t.
Go to VIM. Alba's ON Commercial ave-
nue. Tor hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. tt
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street
The front entrance to job Office is closed
after seven p. III. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. It
Mr. Harry Evarts, styled the "Little
Giant Orator" descriptive Lecturer and
Press agent of Coups New United Shows
paid The BULLETIN Office very agreeable
visit yesterday.
--Rev.S. M Stimson, D. d., of Terre
Haute, Ind, general agent of "the Ameri-
can Baptist Missionary Union" will preach
at the Baptist church this morning. Ser
vices this evening by the pastor as usual.
Mr.. Louis Herbert's frame building
which has been ia transit from the corner
of Twenty first street and Washington av-
enue, to that Of Fourteenth and Poplar for
over week, is now near its destination.
1t will be placed in position to-morrow.
MIR. Charles II, Stuart is now in New
York, busy selecting the handsome line OF
novelties and fine goods. for which his
house ia so famous, His purchasers will
soon be coming in on every train. It,
The Chicago clothing house is being
enlarged in order to make room for the
new stock Of clothing that is soon to be-
gin coming in from the north and east A
partition in the rear end is being taken
down which will make the store room
about fifteen feet longer.
Mrs. Caroline Fisher, Of Belmont, was
reported dangerously i'll yesterday morning
but last evening was out of danger and aaid
to be improving, She presented our venerable
friend Squire Osborn with a great grand
daughter, which makes him think he is not
50 young as he was fifty years ago.
The bankers convention which Hon.
4. w. Halliday is attending, has made a
movement towards making the custom as
to commercial paper uniform throughout
all the states. 1t is generally agreed that
this will be good thing for all parties
banks, business men and lawyers.
One Of the best things we have seen in
the shoe line tor strong, serviceable wear,
and yet neat aud pretty, is called the Bern
hardt button made of the best Pebble
Goat. And for sale at Stusrts. It,
DR.. Potrie was badly deceived Friday
by man who called himself Wright, and
who, the DR.. thinks, was decidedly wrong.
Wright sold the DR.. steer that belonged
to third party not mentioned in the sale
and not cognizant thereof. The DIR. prom
Uses to give Wright a bad dose--if he can
find the culprit,
Before Squire Osborn, Friday, the
boys charged with defacing the high
school, or as many of them as could be
caught, were tried. Mechae Kennedy was
fined and some were discharged on the
promise of good behavior and repair of all
damage done,
-- Mr.. A. Marx will go east to day OF
tomorrow for the purpose of selecting a
large aud varied stock of gents furnishing
goodsfor the fall trade which, Mr., NJ.