The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-21


1t is too early to say what the Republicans
think OF doing in 1884, but none too early
to say that If Hogan is nominated he will
be elected, and when elected, will make a
trst-class officer"
-WANTED-A good cook-wbite pre-
terred. Apply to Mrs. Wood Rittenhousc,
corner Walnut and 7th. Ct
Mr.. Nicholas Monce has concluded to
go out of the saloon business on the LIST of
next month. His license will run out on
that day, and he purposely failed to extend
1t some time ago when an opportunity was
offered to do so at the old rate. He is tired
OF the business and not well. He will 90
to Hot Syringe a while and try the virtues
of the waters there.
300 Heating Stoves and many other
things in that line at greatly reduced
prices, at A. Halley's. lot
Some extensive work in the way of
filling is to be done soon at the Mound
City ways, which will render the grounds
about them, including that lately granted
to the company by the Mound City council,
obove overflow from sipe and other water.
Work to be commenced by Mr.. Jno. Hogan,
who has a contract,'to begin with, for about
two thousand yards of filing on a low
place just back of the ways.
The butcher shop on the south side of
Eighth street, nearest Commercial avenue,
is now run by Louis K Koehler, ST., and
Louis j. Koehler. Meats of all kinds and
best quality always on hand. At
We have had the pleasure of examin-
ing Geo. F. Grams Unrvaed Family Atlas
for which Mr.. VIM. G. Hrte will make
thorough canvass of our city. He also de-
sires to secure a few good agents to work
In Kentucky, Missouri and Arkansas. Any
person wishing light, pleasant and paying
business would do we'll to call on or sd- |
dress VIM. c. Hirte, general agent Du.
Quoin, Ill.
Capt. Shields Friday night engaged
the celebrated Chicago Ideal Opera Co.,
by telegraph from Memphis, for Wednes-
day evening next, Oct. "a. The company
are enroute to Chicago and having one
lay over night, we're induced to put in that
one here. The Combination number "a peo-
pie and we need not tell our people that
musical and operate treat awaits
them. Further information will be given
in due time.
"A white man named Frank Russell
who was found by the officers lying in the
street sick, was sent to the marine hospital
yesterday. Tuesday Chief Myers found
white man lying back of the Illinois Gen.
raj round-house so sick that he could
hardly speak. AS near as the chief could
understand the faint utterauces of the man.
lis name was sherbert, and he was from
chicago. The man was taken to st. Mary's
lnhrmary, where he died the same night.
We are glad to announce that Capt.
Shields last night succeeded by the liberal
Use of the telegraph in capturing at Mem
his for one night only, the "Chicsgo Ideal
)peratic Co." of A artists, who will appear
ere Wednesday night next, October 25th.
he agent will arrive tomorrow and the
pera to be rendered will then be COM
fenced. Our people are to be cOngrat-
lated upon the treat in store for them,
nd we feel assured will turn out enmasse {
] welcome. &
Mr.. Jno. Hogan has concluded the
ork on the Mound City levee--that is SO .
n as his contract called for. There yet
'mains 800 in the levee fund appropria-
I'd to the city by the Thrty-third general
'sembly and this is to be expended IN fur.
Ter repairs upon that portion of the levee u
OF reached by M. Hogan's contract. II
bout four thousand cubic yards will be "
quired to make these repairs and it is d
nderstood that the balance in the levee .
md will not be sufficient TO do the work. u
The choir Of the Methodist church
Ill give grand concert next Thursday :,
ght In the church. They will be assisted =.
other prominent singers of the city. -
hose who have been fortunate enough to -
tend the recent song services given there, =.
III know that rich treat is in store for =,
ose who ATTEND Thursday night. I'm. =;
ediately after the concert the ladies of the -
urch will serve an oyster supper in the -,
''ure room, to which everybody is cor. s.
ally invited An admittance of ten cents -
Il be charged for the concert and twenty. 49,
c cents for the oyster supper.
Of the late decision of the Uni y
states supreme court concerning the th
cial rights bill, the Pulaski Patriot saws: -.
his lpciainp yir,poll,. ,.,,.a =