The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-07
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion, Markede

drunk, by Magistrate Commings.
An unusual number of deaths seems to
have been the cause OF the collapse of the
order of the Golden Rule.
A negro named Smith was fined five
dollars and costs by Justice Robinson yes
terday for stricking his wife.
Hon. Thomas NJ, Logan and wife, of
Murphysboro, were guests at The Halli-
day yesterday.
Misses Julia and Allie Metz, of Ullin,
were in the city, at The Halliday, yester-
day.
Mr. Frank Herbert is making quite a
chit as an acrobat at the Comique this
week.
Prof. Will Emery has nearly compile
ted a new Irish ballad entitled mora" both
words and music of which are original
with him.
Mrs. Jarbo has bought the fixtures of
the ice cream saloon of Mr.. d. F. King
and will continue the business to the end
of the season,
Engineer Charles Thrupp laid out the
lot at the corner of Eighth and Railroad
streets, upon which Mr.. V, Reiser purposes to
have his new brick business house erected.
Miss Lou Christman is again engaged
in Mr.. G. r. Woodward's Novelty iron
store. She resigned her position in the Of
fee of wharf boat No. 2.
Mr. Phil II, Saup has supplied his
confectionery store with new candy jars OF
the latest style and other new fixtures
which render his establishment more at
tractive than ever.
Magistrate Comings fined Robert Mil
Ter, colored one hundred dollars and costs
yesterday for being vagrant. The pris'
oner was sent to Jail for about three
months.
For the present Mr.. H. H. Milburn man
ages to have the Office business of the Iron
Mountain railroad company conducted in
the rooms over the general offices of the
Wabash company.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
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"A strong pressure is being brought to
bear upon Mr.. Neff to rebuild both his
lately destroyed houses Immediately.
Men are waiting to rent them and trans
form them into institutions OF industry as
soon as they may be finished.
In accordance with the original plan the
city is now having sewer pipe laid in the
ditch dug some months ago, connecting the
Singer and Edwards ponds. This will
facilitate the drainage OF the upper bot
tom if necessary IN the future.
"A rough stranger insulted Mr.. John
Fry yesterday afternoon, and as that young
man doesn't take insults, the stranger had
reason to regret his boldness. His facial
beauty was badly marred.
--Messers Leek and Linegar, delegates to
the judicial convention, did not return with
Mr.. Howley yesterday. Mr., Leek has gone to
Mt. Vernon for pleasure and health, and
Mr.. Linegar went to Springfield to attend
the convention to-day.
The Pacific express company, Mr.. Hall
agent, has rented the corner room Of the
Vincent block at the northeast corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue,
which it will occupy as an Office as soon as
ssme necessary repairs are made.
The match game Of base ball between
the Stars Of this city and the Juveniles Of
Mound City, was played at the latter place
Tuesday, resulting in the victory for the
little Cairoites. The score stood ten to
seven
Judge W. p. Sloan, wealthy citizen
and leading Democrat Of Golconda, in
Pope county, passed through this city yes.
terday on his way home from the DuQuon
convention to which he had been dele.
gate. He is well pleased with the action
OF the convention.
On the 18th, 18th, l4th, 18th and 18th
lnstants the Union county fair will be held
at Jonesboro under the auspices Of the
Union County Agricultural Board. The
fairs of this county in former years have
been unitormerly successful in every way,
This one will be none the less so.
-Messrs. Strauss, Prouty and and Susan
ka 90 to Clear lake early this morning fo
the purpose of trying to catch fish. They
will provide against possible i'll success by
taking alonga quantity of weineaeisch
| pumpernickel, wurst, pretzel, unC
auch etwas gut zu trinken. They will re
. turn this afternoon at A o'clock.