The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-30

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pr0ngs. Finder VIII DC reWatueu NY i'a'
ing it at S. L. Wilson's, 70 Ohio levee' II
The annual meeting Of the Widows
and Orphans Mutual Aid Society will be
held next Tuesday See notice.
The Democratic sentorial convention
Of the Forty.ninth district is to be held at
Shawneetowa next Thursday.
Mr.. Chas. Ward, the grainer, is con
fined to his room with an attack Of "pal1-
tors collie"
Mr.. Hyman returned from his st. LOUIS
visit Friday night, returned alone. Again,
"They say" was of the track.
John Stuart IS at his Rockford home
on a short visit Ills absence puts Teller
Deaonia OF the City National on extra duty
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walker are hap
py over the arrival Of fine baby girl
Friday night. Congratulate them.
The board of county commlssl oners
met again at the court house yesterday and
completed the work of examining the as
SCISSORS books.
Charlie johnson, late clerk Of the New
York store, who went north for his health,
has accepted u position in ST. Paul, Mimi,
and will remain there.
Men and boys were yesterday busy at
work, clearing up the accumulated drlit
along the leyec, aud it now has the neat
clean appearance Of old times.
Mr.. d. f. Kings excursion trains to
st. LOUIS will leave here at 10 30 to.mor-
row morning Three coaches were brought
down here last night. It,
Mr. f. Vincent has large quantity OF
lime which is excellent for disnfectng,
and which he will sell for fifty cents per
Darrell or less. Persons in need of dis
infectant should call at once. 1t
Mr.. c. r. Woodward's great wooden
warehouse on Commercial avenue is nearly
ininhed A large sign on top of it, facing
the avenue, Will inform the public of the
purposes of the building.
Thursday morning early robbery
was committed at Fulton, Ky, upon tho
safe of f. B. Eidngs, all it's contents in
Guiding, it is reported, quite large of
money, were taken.
The entrance to The BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street,
The front entrance to job Office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. II
A large frame addition is being built
to the rear of Mr.. Nicholas Williams
butcher shop, at the corner of Twentieth
street and Washington avenue. The frame
work Is already up; it will be closed in
this week
The mouth Of sewer at the corner Of
Twelfth street anl Washington avenue,
which bad been entirely stopped for some
time, hiss been repaired under the direction
Of Street Commissioner Baird. /, was big
Job and has been well done.
Metropolis Democrat in speaking
Of the Cairo convention the Journal says
One ofthe delegates suffered With sn ercess
Of Pineapple todiy' VIII the Journal
name the mani That one delegate was
y.g numerous individual.
The miners Of MurphYsboro have
struck for higher wages. Friday all parties
Concerned were 10 the same attitude 70
l1ey bad been for week or more past
sai The prospect for an adjustment; Of dit.
ferHses WAS rot a,nering.
--D.rD .mykrl,, OF Davenport. low. and
tie rab1se, II Burlington. both German
asp4pers, bsvea 141 .gnei the Republican
p4ny, AMI there Is no, now Germsn
Il publican paper LETT m that state. -
says the Springfield Reg lister
A new butcher shop has been opened
by Nj Charles Gi.hofef in tie STAND former.
~ occupied by Mr. Kyn4ston, on CONNER
cisl avenue, between Nineteenth and Tween.
tistb streets. A f1 supply Of all Sea.
sensible varieties Of meats will be always
kept. Mr.. John Hagey will have charge
u the shop. #
.-FoR SALE Oh RENT A cottage, nearly
new, containing five rooms ADD summer
kitchen, with large, brick basement Also
a fifty foot stable, IN good condition and
two lots. high ground aud neatly fenced
a. corner ofSsveuteentb aud Locust streets,
upon which the buildings stand Apply at
once to l.. W. Thielecke, BuLLEris, of
( fec T.
Tn. bicyclers are compelled 10 NEE,
complaints now VI the owDers Of skittish
horses, who complain that the bicycles
trghten their sieeds. In this connection
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