The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-03
New type at The BULLETIN Office.

vertisement.
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The too-kller in making his rounds
seems to have skipped Cairo,
Mrs. Leo Kleb left last night with tw
of her children for indianapolis.
job printing at THE BULLETIN office
MIR. Birchett was duly installed yester
day agent of the three great roads that cen
ter in Cairo, the N. & o., W. st. L. & 7
and Iron Mountain.
The first meeting of the Women's Clul
and Library Association after the summe
vacation, occurs this afternoon at 3 oclocl
at the library rooms.
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Mr.. Johnson, of the firm of Johnson &
Flowers, left yesterday afternoon tor Gin
cinnati on business for his firm. He
will be gone about week
New presses at The BULLETIN office.
The members Of the "Idea League"
held delightful meeting and were royalty
entertained last night at the residence OF
its president Mr. Geo. Parsons.
For SALE-My cottage and two lots
on 18th street. Mrs. c. Mclean. Ct
Five hundred workmen in wire mill
at Joliet the other day went on a strike be-
cause the owners refused to shut down Iong
enough for them to take in Barnum circus.
Printing and ruling at The BULLETIN
job Office.
BE yo also ready. Keep the well
charged trusty shotgun In easy reach 50 as
to welcome the proving burglar when he
comes round to see You.
School books and school supplies at
Heaey's drug store, opposite court-house,3t
The Sunday Bloomington Bulletin
comes out in a new dress that is very attrac-
tive. 1t has also been enlarged to an
eight page paper and is filled with the
choicest Sunday reading.
Commercial printing at The BULLETIN
office.
Chief Myers received dispatch from
Paducsh yesterday afternoon, asking him
70 look out for two valises which had been
stolen from the steamer w. A. johnson
and, it was thought, were being brought
down here by the thieves, on the steamer
Fowler.
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"A passenger train on the Illinois Cen
trail was passing Fourth street yesterday
afternoon, drayman named Pat Creamy
sought to drive across the track. The hind
end Of the advancing car struck the drsy,
broke wheel scattered the -four all over
the street and nearly injured the mule.
Wedding invitations at The BULLETIN
office.
The meeting of the w. g. o. Mutual
Aid Society last night was not 80 stormy as
previous ones. The one-msn.power con.
tnues as heretofore; couple Of grocery
dealers kicked over the traces; the three
suspended members declined to be rein.
tated, and that was about all of interest that
TRANSFERRED
MULE for sale; 800 offered, $40
asked; sound, gentle, strong, and good
puller Apply to c, Hughes, BULLETIN
office. st
The Jewish people 10 the city cele.
brated one Of their annual holidays yester.
day, the merchants among them closing
all their stores until night. The name Of
the day in Jewish chronology is known as
crush Hosh Ana Another holiday styled
"Yom Kippur' will be likewise observed
in about a week,
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Mr. Vending was lately interviewed
at St. Joseph, Missouri, by reporter Of
the Gazette of that city. Among other
things he said that during the past tour
weeks he had travelled extensively 10 five
states OHIO, Indiana Illinois, Iowa and
Missouri aud he had found that unques-
tlonably the Democratic heart is for the
old ticket--Tilden and Hendricks.
The following states will hold elections
this fall; Ohio and Iowa, the second
Tuesday in October; Maryland, Massachu-
sets, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia, the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. OF these states Iowa, Mary
land, Massachusetts,, New Jersey and Ohio
elect governors; the Others only minor
officers.
The stone pavement in front Of THE