The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-18

-FoR SALE-One good mule, perfectly
sound. Apply at BULLETIN Office. st.
The grand jury frlshed its work yes
terday and was discharged by the court.
1t found ten or twelve true bills in all.
The brick walk on the north side Of
Eighth street is being reconstructed and
raised so as to be on level with the newly
paved streets.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagsla's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
Mr.. L. Fl. Meyers is having new
house built on Poplar street, above Tenth.
II Will be two stories, and a respectable
looking structure.
The st. Helena (Cal) Times states that
Mr.. John Thomann, J. r. Kettlewell and
others were cured of rheumatic affections
by st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-cnre.
MIR. Webber's house on Commercial is
appearing above the ground. The founda-
hon is done and the wall is nearly far
enough up to receive the first floor joists.
Next Monday night Mr.. Conrad Alba
and Miss Barbara Neff will be married at
the residence of the latter's uncle, Mr..
Peter Neif on the corner of Twentieth and
Walnut streets.
Wanted A good market gardener
and florist. To man who is thorough in
the above good chance will be offered.
Address, LEN. G. FAxoN,
st Paducah, KY,
There is to be a social gathering at the
Methodist parsonage tonight in honor of
Rev. and Mrs. Scarritt, who will soon leave
the city to be assigned by the conference to
new field of labor.
Those who would have several ours
of novel amusement and at the same time
contribute towards noble cause, should
attend the match game of base ball at the
park this afternoon.
"A card from Mr.. E. NJ. Crane, Of Erie,
Pa, formerly of the Y. NJ. c. A., this city,
says that he was "son struck" on the 9th
inst, last week Tuesday. His friends here
will congratulate him and Mr.. Crane.
Mr.. 8. Rosenwater is having extensive
Improvements made on his residence prop
erty on Eighth street, bck of Washington
the yard is being filled up to the new
grade of the street, and an ornamental iron
fence will be put up In front.
The steamer Bayou Sara brought
man named August Virlock to this city
Tuesday, who was seriously sick, and being
taken to the hospital, died there before the
doctor could get to HIM. He was buried Al
Villa Ridge yesterday.
"A wreck on the Wabash near Carmi
Tuesday night interrupted trains yesterday
on this end of the line. A freight train
broke through bridge and was heaped up
in terrible wreck in the slough below.
the mead brakeman was killed and also the
fremau-so said report yesterday.
- Mr.. Z. c. Hamburger, general agent
for the New York Life ms. Co., arrived
in this city Tuesday with the. necessary
papers to pay to the relatives of the late
Harmon II. Black the amount for which his
life had been insured in said company
$4,000. Mr.. H. was still in the city yester
day.
While the weather is good now is the
time to repair your roof. Smith Bros are
still making the best sawed cypress shin
giles that come to this market. They guar
antee their "A" brand to be all of the best
heart cypress or money refunded. They
manufacture The shingles and can afford to
sell cheaper than dealers Parties in need
Of shingles will find ITO their advantage
by calling on them before buying else
where. 2t
--Mr.J S. Hawkins is making some re-
pairs on the front room Of the old BUI LETIN
building, in the way Of plastering. Paint
ers, paper hangers and carpenters will also
display their art, and it is thought that
by Monday next the room will be ready for
Miss Tolls to open her kindergarten. This
institution will be an excellent one for tie
little children, Who will find the combiDa.
ton OF instruction and pleasure given there
90 attractive that they would much rather
be there than in the streets.
The printers in Washington City are
engaged in significant debate. The
Washington union is composd of printers
engaged in the government printing Office
and those engaged in the various newsps.