The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-07

Chicago since Wednesday.
Every and all kinds of repairing done
neatly at Blacks new shoe shop. 1t
Mr. Conrad Alba moved into his
new shop yesterday.
The Post Office saloon by Joe Roneker
| is one of the coolest, quietest, neatest and
best supplied resorts in the city. 1mo.
Wanted Three boys to learn the dry
goods business, at J. Burgers dry goods
store. Il
Mr.. Alpheus j. Stone and Miss
Margaret +. Spiler were married Thurs
day night by Rev. j. A. Scarritt.
In accordance with the rules of the
association the library will be open from
the lst Of October until the list of May
from 2 to o'clock p, m.
Mr.. Mcclure, of the compressed brick
factory, has finished kiln of brick contain
ing about eighty thousand and will COM
mence burning next week.
Several ladies from Water Valley
Miss, were at The Halliday yesterday,
having come here especially "to do some
shopping"
Alexander II. Stephens has been
elected governor of Georgia by majority
ranging from forty to fifty thousand The
entire Democratic state ticket was elected.
Don't fail to stop at Joe Roneke'rs
Post Office saloon for refreshments of the
best sort 1mo
We guarantee our repairing to give
satisfaction as to price and neatness. A.
Black. 1t
Mr.. Power, the saloon-keeper at the
corner of Tenth street and Washington av-
enue, intends leaving soon tor Florida on
pleasure trip.
Mr., James McNaven, general agent of
Lambert and Richardson damatc company,
silver band and orchestra was in the city
yesterday.
Superintendent Calvin Nef, of the
street railway company, made arrangements
yesterday for quantity of brickyard offall
to be used in further improving the com
panys track between the rails.
Crowds of Caroities arrived on the
several trains and on steamboats, yesterday,
coming from st. Louis, to where they had
been attracted by the great fair and yelled
prophets procession.
Mr.. Fred Koehler is perfccting ar
rangements for starting market house on
a somewhat extensive scale, up town near
Twenty ninth street and Commercial ave.
He expects 10 be in in full blast soon.
Articles of incorporation were filed for
record in the clerks office at Carlinvlle on
Monday of the Roodhouse branch of the
Burlington & Ohio River railroad, with a
capital stock of 100000.
The work of taking down portion Of
the walls of Mr. Neff's lately destroyed
warehouse, on Commercial avenue, began
yesterday, Such portions of the walls as
will not make an entirely safe foundation
for an additional story will be removed.
Old shoes will be made like new at
very small cost, if left at Blacks to be re-
paired. 1t
Mr.. Joseph Roneker is how established
in his new quarters at the corner of Four
teen,h street and Washington avenue, and
invites his friends to call on HIM. lmo.
MIR. James Smith, of the firm OF Smith
Bros, left yesterday morning for Milan,
summoned there by telegram from the
friends Of his wife who has been there on
visit for some time and in the afternoon
a telegram arrived from James, saying
that Mrs. Smith land the boy" were
alright, They will return in day or two.
Judge Grace, of Cadiz KY, received the
nomination for congress from the Demo
tic party Of the first Kentucky district, in
convention assembled at Paducah on Tues
day. Col. Turner, his "independent Demo-
cratic opponent lie, il the enthusiasm ex-
pressed over Judge Graces nomination in
our Kentucky exchanges means anything,
a beaten man.
Captain w. A. Kaiser arrived home
from Arkansas Thursday night with
broken arm. The captain, as is known, Is
IN partnership with Captain /. N. Smith in
contract for railroad work on the Spring
field 4. Memphis road He received his in
jury by kick from a mule. His arm is
broken near the elbow. and will cause him
u be layed up for several weeks.