The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-20

visiting relatives.
-Stuart's line Of custsm made shoes for
the fall trade are rapidly arriving, and is
now nearly complete, 1t embraces every.
thing that is good, from child's shoe up,
and every pair warranted to give satisfac-
ton. 1t
AT the German Lutheran church FRI.
day night, Mr.. Peter Zimmerman, Jr. and
Miss Amelia Tell were married Rev ---
performed the ceremony in the presence of
a select audience. After the wedding n
reception was given at the future home Of
the young couple, on Eighth street.
Mr. George G, Wichert and family re.
turned Friday from Mowequa, Ill. They
were there about ten days and spent part
of the time in visit to Mr.. George Snooks
aud family who have taken up their resi-
dence in that place Mr.. Snooko is in bust.
ness there and is doing well, SO says Mr.
Wichert, who was also very favorably i'm
pressed with the town.
Mr.. Albert Bowden, a stranger in the
city, is anxious to get employment as watch
man, office man, or something that he can
do he having had his feet frozen aud both
amputated at the instep. He is willing to do
any kind Of work writes good hand, and
has served several years in bank in En-
gland. Any one wanting man would do a
favor by enquiring for him at The BuLLEN
office.
AT The Halliday there are on exhibi.
ton two stalks of corn which were raised
on the farm of Hon. D. I. Llnogar, in this
county. One of them measures fifteen and
The other seventeen feet high; one bore four
and the other three, large, we'll developed
ears of corn, and both stalks were taken
from the same hill Mr.. Linegar brought
them down here on the day of the late
Democratic convention to prove that he is
agood granger,
Mr.. II. w. BostwiCk, a good Democrat
and an active one, who took very lively
interest in the late little skirmish between
prominent Democrats of. this congressional
district for the nomination in the late con
venton in this city, will, since the failure
of his favorite candidate, Hon. f. E AL
bright, devote himself theoretically to his
marriage Insurance business and to the
election of the Democracy's noble chieftian,
Hon. w K. Murphy.
One of the prettiest little engines on
the Cairo and Texas railroad, which recent
ly passed through here, was named "Johu
Halliday" in honor of the son of Capt. w.
p, Halliday, Of this city Col. George B,
Hibbard contracting agent of the road, who
was at The Halliday, yesterday says that
nearly all the company's engines are
named after some distinguished citizen
residing along the line Of the road
On the 18th of September grand bar
beeue isto be given at Unity Springs in
this county, which, if present indications
may be relied upon, will EXCEL any and all
of the similar affairs given in different
parts of the county, during the last few
months. 1t is tie intention of the mana
gers to draw a large crowd representing
every township in the county and to thus
introduce to the public the new summer
resort at Unity which has so lately sprung
into such favorable notorlety
There is soon to be a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Unity Springs for the
purpose Of determining what name to
give the springs aud deciding upon further
Improvements During the last few weeks
preparations have been in progress to make
these springs pleasant summer resort for
the people in this section Of the country
and the gentlemen having the matter under
control intend that it shall equal in every
respect any resort now known in this vicin-
ity.
Friday afternoon some one stole a sill
yer watch and gold chain out of the vest
pocket Of Mr.. Robert f. English. Mr.,
English is employed at the business house
OF Mrs Lambert, on Eighth street He
had his vest hung on a nail in the rear por-
ton of the building and was engaged in
another part of the building. The thief
took the watch and chain, and threw the
vest out in the back yard The watch aud
chain were worth about slxty.hve dollars,
though they cost nearly one hundred. No
traces of the thief had been discovered up
to last evening.
The temperance club held very III
teresting meeting Friday night, commni.
cations were read from Hodges Park and
other places, promising large support
from Perry county in case prohibition
ticket be nominated. Miss Laura Wal