The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-28

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John Thistlewood is expected home
from Delaware to. day or tomorrow.
Al. Susanka has added greatly to the
appearance of his house by neatly latticing
the verandas on each story.
John Cheek has sold his property at
Villa Ridge and will send his family to
Carboudale. He will probably continue in
business in Cairo.
Mr.. A. J. Garlic was expected to return
last night, having in charge the man Lewis
and the horse which was stolen from him
by Lewis some days ago
Mr.. c. w, Bradley is now drinking
the beauties of nature and spring water at
Dixon Springs, where he suddenly took
notion to go yesterday.
The entrance TO THE BULLETIN news
and edltorisl rooms is ON Railroad street
The front entrance to job office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always fud
the Railroad street entrance open Il
A grand candidates barbecue is to be
given at Dog Tooth bend, in this county,
to day, and all the present and the pros
pective candidates will, Of course, grace
the occasion by their presence.
Two colored boys generally known as
young roughs, were arrested yesterday for
fighting somewhere on the levee. Each
was fined five dollars ana costs by Mag
istrate Comings.
Mr. Henry Breihsns new brick stable
on Railroad street has been commenced
It's foundation is already about seven feet
high and work is progressing rapidly.
When finished the structure will be an
ornament to the neighborhood.
"A negress named Lizzie Jones was
fined fifty dollars aud costs by Magistrate
Comings yesterday for being vagrant.
She preferred the city Jail for tifty-one DAYS
to stay of execution on condition that she
leave town.
The Mount Vernon News assures US
that the location of the internal revenue
office of this district will not be changed
during Gen. Pavey's incumbency. 1t will
remain in the Cairo custom house where
elegant apartments and in every way the
best of accommodations are provided for it.
Chief Myers made a raid for tagless
dogs on the notorious Clark block, on Ohio
levee, yesterday afternoon. He found six
NANCY ours upon which the owners had not
paid and were unable to pay taxes, and he
sent the dogs to Kingdom come
The new brick business house of Mr..
+. Vincent at the corner of Railroad and
Eighth streets, is nearly finished aud will
be occupied on the first floor by Mr.. Vim
cent as a lime store, and on the second
floor by Mr.. 0. A. Phelps as q photograph
gallery, by the middle of next week.
To day at A o'clock p. m. the sale o
reserved seat tickets for d. F. Kings eX
cursion to st. Louis will positively close
All persons wishing to 60 and not yet hav-
ing obtained tickets must get them by th,
hour named at Mr.. James Coleman's book
store Ola Commercial avenue. 1t
In day or two The BULLETINS force
of compositors will be increased and ther
| all matter Of political character relating
| to the districts or the state and the country
at large, will appear ON the first page anC
the local page will be devoted more exclu
sively to matters Of purely local Importance
Mr.. =, Nelf is having the charred ruins
| of his late brick house on Commercial av
enue overhauled, and what is of no furthe
value removed and the remainder gotter
out for future use. lie has not yet decided
what kind of structure he will erect on tn,
site but that he will rebuild in some
way is assured.
"A new butcher shop has been opened
by Mr.. Charles Gilhofer in the stand former
y occupied 10y Mr.. Kynaston, on CONNER
cial avenue, between Twentieth and Tweu
tydrst streets. A full supply of all sea
sonsbe varieties OF meats will be Away
kept Mr.. John Hagey will have charg,
d the shop. If
The hnest'nower garden with the mos
hourishing plants Of choice varieties, ii
southern Illinois IS now TO be seen in full
feather on Washington gcorner Ninetl
street. 1t attracts great deal of atten
ton from admirers of the beautiful, an,
yesterday caught the eye Of the local. |
surrounds the dwelling of Mr.. Charles Pink
"A new cigar and one which has grown
in public favor with remarkable rapidit,
both on account of It's name and its intrnsi
good qalities, Ia the "Guy NJ" cigar manu-
featured by Messrs. Redburn & Morse, Of