The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-06
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Emery returned yesterday from d. LOUIS
New type at The BULLETIN Office.
Trouble commences in Ohio next Tues
day morning. The state election takes
places.
The shibboleth of the Bay State Re
publican is; "Butler must 60" Ben don't
think he will.
job printing at THE BULLETIN office
Gid Arlington spreads free lunch this
morning on the evee-has opened three
barrels of apples.
With the New York Democrats ii is
not question of carrying the state, but
what size the majority shall be.
Oyster Lunch tonight at Good Luck
saloon.
Charley Mason has taken position IN
the railroad office at Emporia, Kan. Mrs.
Mason leaves Cairo next week to join him
there.
Part of the bricks to be used in the
Library building will cost one hundred dol
lars per thousand. They come from Ches-
ter.
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A blooming dude posed on the street
corners OF Cairo yesterday, the first OF the
genuine article that has attracted more than
casual attention since the flood.
Some one in Fort Wayne asks US by let
ter if John Reef is going to be married.
There is rumor of that kind afost in Fort
Wayne. We suppose hels. Who knowsf
New presses at The BULLETIN office.
Busted capitalists in Chicago are so
common that recent traveller complained
that he could not throw his boot out of his
hotel window without hitting an ex-million-
aire
Mrs. Capt. Jno. King, of Cairo, took
the premium on Jellies at the St. Louis fair
this week, but that is nothing new; she has
done the same think regularly for several
years past
Printing and ruling at THE BULLETIN
job Office.
Fritz Sarbiau has nine teams at work
on his contract of filing the library lots,
and could give employment to more. He
is paying three dollars per day for teams
and drivers.
"A big rise is coming. The Ohio river
is rising at all points from Cairo to Pitts
burg and the low water embargo is over.
There will soon be an abundance of water
for the largest steamers
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The last Sunday issue Of the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat contained "a pages, ~ Of
them being filled up with advertisements
probably worth to the proprietor of the pa
per from $4,000 to $1,000 at least.
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AT g reception lately given in Newpor
Ly Miss Catharine L. Wolfe, whose incom
is said to be only $4,000 day, the dining
room walls were covered with wild gran
vines, to which hot-house grapes were. Gun
, ningly secured.
: Commercial printing at The BULLETIl
, office.
t The only election to be held in Illinoi
y this fall will be in those counties no. unde
/ township organization, in each Of whic
d one county commissioner is to be elected
IT In Cook county judge Of the suprem
court and FIVE commissioners will be cleo
= ed.
Vienna Times; And still they con
o back from 'Rackensack." One day on
wagon will pass here going to Arkansa'
and the next day two wagons will pa
coming back. If the people want to 20
Gods country they should come here
Egypt.
Wedding Invitations at THE BULLET
office
w. F. LsmbdiD, Of the Mystics, "
in Cairo with the remnants Of bis trou
yesterday. They are like the soldier II
was bunting the real, NOT scared, but bs
ly demoralized. He took them to Chica
, last nigh, --"took them home to die" TIL
- were not permitted to show in Psducah.
Julius Srban expects to complete
work on the Cross Levee to-day; the nj
row gauge is running train loads Of dirt
every day, enlarging and raising the
Mississippi Levee, and very shortly the G
N will be in condition to withstand grea
- aud longer siege OF water than ever
known before.
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People wish to know how much st
walk on the levee costs. That in from