The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-22

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Mass writing fluid, also Salford's and
Sanlord's celebrated inks. He carries an
immense stock at low prices. It
Two negroes quarreled and roughtnear
the store of Mr.. Harris Schulzc, Yesterday,
They were arrested by Officer Mahany and
fined five dollars and costs each by Justice
Robinson.
Those who have seen the Smith Sis'
teIs at the ComiQue last week will be glad
to learn that, by the requests OF many
patrons, Mr.. Harry Walker has engaged
them for another week.
From c. X, Lord, general manager OF
the B. & o, Il. r., Baltimore, Ohio, we have
received the "B, & o, Red Book for Hi
nois, " containing political statistics Of much
value in the present campaign.
Try just one of w. E. Gholson's So C.
unlaundered Shirts. 1t
Window shades and fixtures at jeff.
Clark's. It
Rev B. Y. George has returned from
| Springfield where he has been in attendance
upon the State Presbyterian conference.
There will be services in the Presbyterian
church to-day at the usual hours.
MIR. jeff. Clark has finished the work
Of granting the wood work in the Methodist
church All is ready now for papering,
1t is expected that the church will be
ready for services next Sunday.
Mr.. Mark S. soutag, of Louisville,
who was quite iavorite with everybody
generally and some one in particular at
Dixon Springs some time ago, was guest
at The Halliday yesterday.
--DuQuoiu Tribune: "Miss Lulu Van
Wrinkle, Of our city, we are pleased to know,
has been employed as one of the teachers
in the high school at Cairo. Miss Lulu is
a fine scholar and good instructor, and
we feel confident that she will be apprecia-
ted by thu school board Of our sister city
Voters who have not yet registered
have one more chance to do 50 before cleo.
ton day The judges of registration will
meet again at the voting places of the sew
era precincts on the 31st inst, for the pur.
pose of revising the registers, and then all
unregistered voters should see that their
names appear on the poll books.
Joseph Stevens, the negro who was
severely injured by his runaway team Fri
day afternoon, was doing very well last
night about nine o'clock. The sixth rib
in his left side was broken, his right shout
der was badly bruised. He has also sew
eral small cuts about his head. DR.. Parker
pronounces him out Of danger.
Mr.. Ed Mccullough and family that
is his parents, came up on the Fannie
Tatum yesterday afternoon, Mr.. VIM.
Mccullough is pilot on the Tatum. Ed is
ON leave of absence from his Louisville
employers, and is bound for--nowhere in
particular He left again on the boat last
evening after having made a few hasty
calls on friends
Chairman Oberly Sec'y Mi1e, Joe Mac
kin and their assistants are busily engaged
at Chicago in forwarding the campaign.
They report very ilattering prospects for
Democratic success ON the state ticket, as
we'll as in carrying the Legislature, and for
making a gaia of several congressman. The
Cook county Democrats intend to give the
whole ticket 10000 majority to start with.
Translated from the Omnibus; Pro
fessor--"Meier, where is your manuscript"
Meier-"l believe you have 1t there in
the hand Prof --"So2 When have you
it then writtenN Meier Sunday morn
lu5 az tuJ blCNhl4b ldluCl, ulloCNg
after Prof.--"I see here but no work.
VIII you yourself cOuvnce2 The sheet is
emptyF Observation-Disclosures then
have out Of mistake instead of in the ink
glass IN the milk glass dipped"
Ladies' embroidered cashmeres are to
be found only at W. Il, Gholsons. 1t
Buffalo Bill and his combination OF 20
first class artists, including the genuine
Sioux Indians, will arrive at The Halliday
this morning, aud tomorrow will give a
grand street parade, in which Indians, edu.
Gated donkey and other attractions will
appear. At the Opera House tomorrow
night "Twenty Days or Buffalo Bill's
Pledge, VI play which cannot help pleasing
all. Get your reserved seats at Hartman's
without extra charge.
ALI day yesterday was consumed in tho
circuit court by the trial of the Lulu Koch
Ter case. The taking Of testimony was
begun in the morning and continued until