The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-19


Here today and don't tail to 60
WIN. Alba has the finest barber shop
in southern His. Il,
-- Haythorn 81 Sloo are connected by
telephone Their number is 10. Ut.
The deaf mutes had a picnic at st
Louis yesterday. ltwas very interesting 4!
- The Ballard County News reports a
great deal of sickness in the southern part of
that county.
The Shawnee News says that the debt
owed by England AMI France is over $780,
100000. 1t is over ten times that.
Miss Matte Petrie of this city is visit
ing friends over in Ballard county Ken
lucky. SO says the Tribune.
The Ballard county news thinks some
body was paid for burning the BlandviIle
court house down
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. tt
The pay car of the |. &, r, r.
enriched the hands in the employ of that
corporation.
Editor Thielecke returned late last
night refreshed and lnvigorated. Alter
to. day the readers of The BULLETIN will
recognize his deft hand.
Mr.. King will run an excursion to Chi
cago via St. Louis on September 4th.
Tickets to St. Louis and return SO; to Chi.
cago and return, IS.
Mess. Johnson e. Co., the new pro-
prietors of the John Koehler's saloon on
Eighth street will give a grand opening
lunch this evening, to which all are in-
vited. IT,
Mr.. Johnson date in the employ Of F.
Bross & Co., and Mr.. Eberhardt Butcher
have purchased the John Koeher saloon on
Eighth street These two are popular
Young men and are bound TO succeed.
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, tt
In st. Louis the girls ere measured
for their stockings just as aman is for an
oysrcoat, and it takes about the same
amount of string, Cincinnati Satur-
day Night.
Mrs Flora Z. Stevens has resigned her
position in the W. U. r. Office of THE
Halliday and has accepted the position of
secretary and telegraph operator in the
| office of the st. Louis & Cairo railroad at
Cairo
We hope the boys will not forget that
there is a show in town to-day. The old
folks of course don't care for such things
but it is astonishing how they sacrifice
themselves for the childrens sake on such
occasions,
The Bloomington Bulletin thinks
the Methodist church will be disturbed
in its allegiance to the republican party by
the prohibition question. No danger the
Methodist church will remain true to its
principle and history,
An exchange comes to us with a
long editorial under the caption Of "Honor
the woman In our experience the women
who honor themselves receive all that they
wish from those from whom honor is desir-
able.
The Chicago Tribune speaks of the re-
moval or the right eye of the L.. Converse
as an unusual and difficult operation. The
statement must qe pnf for for DR. Agrew
as any doctar knows the operation is nal.
ther very difficult nor sery unusual.
The tenemsn: houses heretofore occu-
pied by colored people in New York city
are fast being torn down, and their colored
tenants find it difficult matter to gel
places to live. The fats built where
their tenement houses used to be, are moi
"to let" TO cOlored people.
From friend we learn that Capt Shaw
chief Of the London fire department who is
soon 70 visit Cincinnati is the son of the
late postmaster of Dublin and that the Dub
lin fire department which is the best in
Great Britain is under command of Captain
Ingram an American.
The Wicklif Tribune comes to as full tC
the brim OF prohibition politics and Pro
hibition candidates aud then gravely &C
cuses some one for carrying water on both
shoulders, Does the Tribune expect good
prohibltionist to carry water on one shoul
der aud whisky or beer on the other.
Mr. Will Lemen of Bond On is in IN,