The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-28

VII Ouus ilOluG went w NilNhb,O pNi
day afternoon, to seek his fortune,
MIR. r, II, Cunningham and family n
turned Sunday from Creal Springs,
Magistrate Comings yesterday fine,
Charles Cox S25 and costs for carrying con
cealed weapons.
The nupdals of DR., Sullivan and Mis-,
Hannah Smith were called in ST. Patrick
church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. A. Marx left Sunday Afternoon
for the east, to purchase goods for the fal
trade. He will be gone several weeks.
A northern company is negotiating fol
the purchase OF the Magruder nine il
Georgia which is very rich in copper, lead
and silver.
Miss Katie Howard returned Sunday
from her long visit to relatives in Wiscon
sin, and has resumed her duties as cashier
and book keeper in the Office of n. b
Thi,tlewoJd Il Co.
- In correction of an item IN Sundays
BULLETIN, it Is necessary to state that Mr..
David Wisher, who was dismissed from the
Illinois Central road for running a funeral
train irTegularIy, was conductor of said
train, not the engineer
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $500 per thousand, lat The BULLE-
TIN Office. Perforating 25 to SOC, number
ing Sl.00 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
ular folio paper. Call aud see samples of
paper or checks. If
Cashier Dietrich OF the Texas and st.
Louis road, has had more than his hands
full since the great rush of business on the
little road started in. He has been over his
head in manifestoes, freight bills, ETC., ETC.,
and has been compelled to call for aid
His daughter, Miss Mable, makes him
very competent assistant.
The wife of printer in New Haven
has applied for divorce on the ground |
that be had no style about him. He
wouldn't brace up, had no style about him,
had no dash, cut no figure, had no point,
living up to no rule, was of bad torn and
makeup, wssn'ta man Of letters or up to
the period, was poor type Of the genus,
was out of quoin, and couldn't impose on
her any longer
Parties wishing to make up any of
their Ancient potteres, glass or any other |
articles that cannot be had this side of |
New York, | would be pleased to get some
for them, as | leave for the eastern cities |
on the coming Sunday, September 2, to
purchase my holiday stock; also all other
goods in my line, which will be much
larger, and finer than ever before, as am
determined to have one of the finest dis
plays of toys and fancy goods ever opened
in the west, with little or no exception.
DANIEL HARTMAN.
Alderman c. n, Hughes was out again
yesterday after being confined to his home
over month with a sore hand. His all
ment was an inflammation of the tendons |
the left hand, and II was very painful The |
fingers and the back Of the hand had to be
lanced eleven times in different places He
is now nursing it tendery and is compare
lively comfortable. But he shows the ef-
fects Of his sutferings in his face and will
have to do some good living for a month or
SO before be will pull the scale down at the
same figures as before. He will probably
be behind his table in the council chamber
next Tuesday.
General Beaugard, of New Orleans,
was a passenger on the Illinois Central
train from the south Sunday afternoon. As
the train Was transferred across the river
from East CAIRO the general stood in the
door Of his car, watching the proceeding
with evident interest He is an elderly man,
gray hair rather spare, and heavy gray
musttchs Physically he has fine appear
ance; full, regular features, erect in body
Of average height and military bearing, he
impresses the observer at once as being q
man Of more than ordinary importance and
character. VIVA, the object of his visit
north is We could not learn
The a, m, has gone 50 far as to admit |
that il would be we'll in order to attract
manufacturing interests here, to begin ill |
Ing u, bu. to begin the work up town,
where there is no improved property. 1t
will not take much reasoning to discover
that if filing up is an attraction for manu-
fadturing capitalists and benefit to them,
it must be the same to other capitalists and
their interests. 1t will also require but little |
thought to convince any sensible person !
that the proper point to begin the improve.