The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-08-16
After the convention--the circus.

VIM. Alba has the finest barber shop
in southern Ills. If.
The negro Burns was recaptured and
safely lodged in Jail.
The court house at NJ oberly Mo. has
been destroyed by fire.
w II, Vanderbilt is building Mau-
soleum whose estimated cost is 100000.
The gas company is preparing the
ground to put in a new receiver in the
place Of the one destroyed by the cyclone.
The family of MI Rudd recently sp-
pointed agent at jackson, Tenn, has left
to- join him.
--Jessee Reed, Steven Parker and two
negro women were arrested for stealing
from one of the cars on the II. c. R.R.
-"In youth, grief is tempest" says
fine writer. In very early youth it is GER
tainly squall.
John Smith must have large family
in Peoria as there are 100 Smiths in the
directory of that city. r.
The streets of Springfield are to be
paved. They need it as badly as those of
any city in the country
--Watermelons are plenty in the market
and the small boy and darkeys are con-
sequentIy happy.
%. p. Smith, Of Alamba, has a bible
249 years old We have read some books
of the bible more than 1000 years old,
--Nashvillians who refuse to be vac
cinated are sent to the work house with
the Williams.
The British government has purchased
five complete railroad trains for use in
Egypt.
The last school causes of Chica go
warrants the statement that the population
of that cityis now $4,000.
-Catcrpillars have appeared in Louisiana
but it is thought too late to damage the
cotton.
The Irish constabulary has drawn
nearly a million dollars in lump. This
will have pacitying effect
Miss Minnie Puett, of Paducah, is in
the city on visit to the family OF Capt.
Thompson, on 18th street.
60 to VIM. Albas on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. If
Mr.. W. NJ. Holmes, of the Valley
Clarion, published at Chester delegate to
the congressional convention smiled on us
last night aud we were made glad truly.
The Hon. George X. Dennis, ex- United
States senator from Maryland, died at noon
Sunday at his residence, Kingston, near
Cristeld, Md, in the 6lst year Of his age.
Gen. Sam Cary, the Ohio political ac-
robat has vaulted from the greenback par
| ty now but has not yet concluded where
to land.
Chicago packers have slaughtered and
salted 2,249,000 hogs since March 1st, or
about half million less than for the same
period last year.
Emile Lazre, prominent in State poll
tics before the war, editor of the Louisiana
Courier, and ex.member Of congress is
dead.
Jeremiah King and Charles Krieger
are the only druuks Yesterday who made
matters straight by the usual deposit of one
dollar each
--"Pat, said coarse, concerted fellow,
"tell the biggest lie you can, and here are
two shlllngs for you" Faith, ," said Pat,
Eyer honor's gentleman"
Gen, John Eckols, of Va. is visiting
our neighbor, Paducah in the interest of
G. o. o. & S. W. r. r. He is expected
here to-day.
Mr.. Will Perce, formerly of Cairo, now
|, G. X, II. Agent at Duquoin, was in
the city yesterday, delegate to the DEM
ocratic convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Il. Willis are in
the city visiting Mrs. Livings. Mr.. Willis
and wife are on their bridal trip, and from
here will 90 to their future home, Chicago.
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. If
--Messrs, J. J. Prather, of the Jackson
county Democrat and j. +. Connell of the
Egyptian Press Williamson county, have
done us the honor of visit. Welcome
gentlemen.
There is said to be more than one
hundred cases Of the eintermarryingIof whites