The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-10


buggy for sale.
ALI kinds of wallpaper remnants, for
sale cheap by JEFF NJ. Clark. 1t.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shayes etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. If
Lost breast pin; Circle shaped;
clasped hand in center; letters F. G.. G.
Liberal reward will be paid if lett at
BULLETIN Office. 1t.
Take a dollar, go to jeff NJ. Clark's, on
Washington avenue, and buy enough good
varnish to cover everything you have in
the house. It.
WANTED Two good girls--cook and
house girl. Must bring recommen-
dations. Mrs. Wood Rittenhouse, corner
Seventh and Walnut streets.
There will be services in the Lutheran,
the Presbyterian and the Episcopal and
both the Catholic churches to-day at the
usual hours
The service at the Methodist church
this morning will be Of a kind especially
interesting to children, but it will be none
the less interesting to grown people The
usual evening service will be held also.
In accordance with several previous
announcements in THE BULLETIN Mr., B.
S. Harrell and family arrived in Cairo last
Friday night to again make their home
among their old friends,
Not less than forty couples attended
the ball Of the Young Peoples social club
Friday night at Hartmsn's hall. The af-
fair was as successful financially as in every
other way.
Have you seen the new goods-fne
English, French and American cloths, for
suitngs, at Smith s. Brinkmyer'sl You
should see them before giving your order
for fall or winter suits. Fits are guaran.
teed 1t
Alderman Swoboda is rejoicing over
the arrival of his second--a boy-born
Thursday, weighs 104 pounds. The AL.
dermsn is proud; he has reason to be, and
yet the same thing happens in every NEARLY
well.regulsted family.
Mr.. DeBaun has so far recovered from
the effects of the late fire as to be ready for
business and his place No. So Ohio levee is
in full blast again. Oysters are a specially
with him as will be seen by notice in anoth.
er column.
Col. Chas. A. Davis, agent Callender's
Colored Minstrels is in the city arranging
for the coming of his great troupe that will
give an entertainment in the Opera House
next Saturday night.
"A white man named Jesse Nance,
missed the distance in attempting to
jump onto the ferry boat after she had
backed out yesterday forenoon, and fell
into the river. He was rescued promptly.
The nominee of the Prohibitionists Of
Alexander county, for the Office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing election, is
Judge Machildon, not Judge "Ridge" as
Internationally appeared in the report OF the
proceedings of the Prohibition mass meet
ing in yesterdays BULLETIN.
The gross earnings of the Illinois Cen
trail railroad company for the month of
August, 1882, were as follows: Freight
$513,766; passengers, Sl90,130 miscella'
neous, $1O9,71O; total, $sl3,6OO. Total
gross earnings for the same period in 1881
were $s6s, 4O707.
"a Paws" show is to be in st. Louis
on the 25th instant and will come from
there here, stopping only at Du Quoin on
its way. From here it will go south to
New Orleans, making weeks trip alto.
gether after leaving here. The advertising
car is expected to arrive here on Monday,
tomorrow.
81. N" was in DuQuoin few nights
ago and reasoned away the mysterious in
fuence which has prevented the world from
sympathising with him for lol these many
years." and "the uncertain semi.electrical
force which controls reason at its will and
was mastered by truth"
Hons D. T. Linegar, VIM, H. Green
and Mr.. John Gates were recently APP
pointed by the Board of County Commits
sioners to represent Alexander county at
the annual meeting Of the State Agricul
tural Society to be held at Peoria during
the State Fair.
The lot at the corner Of Eighteenth
street and Commercial avenue has been
purchased by Mr.. Conrad Alba who in
tends soon to erect thereon two story
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