The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-25
Writing fluids and tirst.class inks of all
kinds at Paul G. Schuhs. ct

kinds at Paul G. Schuh's. ct
School children will find TIE BULLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store, tt
Mr., John T. Renne made another big
casting in his foundry yesterday afternoon.
| Nearly two tons of fluid iron was used,
-Dutfy's celebrated, pure and unadul-
terated apple.cider just received. G. II.
Jackson g. CO., southern agents, ct
The entertainment at the residence Of
Charles Gallagher netted the ladies of the
Episcopal church, seventy-fve dollars.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY A frstclaes
pants maker. Steady employment guar.
anteed the year around. Smith & Brink.
meyer, 2t
The cotton compress, under the man.
agement of Captain Waldron, is in daily
operation now, and receiving large quaint.
ties OF cotton to work upon.
Col, J. W, Paramore, Mr.. G. E. W.
Liley and Mr. Geo B. Hubbard, of the
Texas & St Louis ilroad, were guests at
The Halliday yesterday.
If YOU want feather busters of any
kind 90 TO Paul G. Schuh's Fresh lot just
received. o.
Gentlemen, who appreciate perfect
fitting clothes made to measure, will do
well to call at Room NJ 4, Halliday House,
and examine Nj Clarkson's samples from
New York.
Thursday evening at the residence of
Mr. Rchari English, on SEVENTH street,
Justice Robinson united Mr.. Samuel B.
Carson ami Miss Rsna Weece in marriage.
Tie parties were from Oms.ed and re-
turned there - i've.
Wins, wss 70 have hem secret a few
days ago longer has Leaked OUT, The
popular one.p price dy-goois house Of Mr..
G. R. S;usr," is to have su important add.
ton to it. clerical force IN the first proxlmo,
in the person OF NJ IS Efie Coleman.
The street cars were held in readiness
for those who attended the parlor enter.
tainment at Mr.. Ghi!her's residence,
Thursday night, and who resided in the
lower portion Of the city. The street car
managers are receiving many compliments
for these little ommodations.
The Cairo city gas company have
placed at their works, machinery fol- crush.
ing and screening coke, and are now pre-.
pared to furnish crushed coke, which is an
excellent substitute for hard coal. Orders
left at III office on Eighth street will re.
ceve promp, attention. lw
There will bea sheriffs sale at the cor.
ner Of Twentieth street and Washington
avenue this morning at 10 o'clock A
stock Of general merchandise is to be sold
consisting of head wear, footwear, queens
wear and other ware. Let everybody at.
tend. Sheriff Hodges conducts the sale.
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Captain George B poore has succeeded
Mr.. Samuel Orr as whartmaster. He came
here from Belmont, No, but is well known
in Cairo, having lived here Tor several
years. He is particularly well known
among river men, as he was in command of
the steamer Ike Hammit for over nine
years. Mr. John Game retains his position
as assistant whtri'master
Justice Robinson had a monopoly of
| the police business again Yesterday, as Mag.
| israte Comings had not yet returned from
his trip to Chicago to attend the i'd Eel.
lows meeting. The justice tined Mrs. Har-
ry Evar,s five dollars and costs for disorder
ly conduct; Sophie Reed, ten dollars and
costs tor inhabi,iug bad house; Matte
Davis, twenty-five dollars and Gusts for be.
nv avigr mt, and Monroe Cole, five dol.
lara and costs for hgh,iug.
The county board met yesterday for
the purp &c Of transtcting general bust.
ness. The binds Of treasurer Miles W.
Parker County Clerk ,muel j. Humm
and Sletif John II ,dIes, elected at the
late county election, were approved. The
report of Coultv Collector John Hodges for
the year 1881 was examined by
the board. Something over S04 400 hal been
collected, and all was correctly accounted
Tor. There WAS an error only Of 70 cents
which occurred in one of the footinys. The
new officers begin their new terms on the
lat Of December.
The beauty Of Barley Campbell's
great drama Of My Partner which opens at
the Opera House Tuesday night November
ss'h, Is the entire absence of the bowling