The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-15
GENERAL LOCAL. ITEMS

| "y So"'b was CohNtneu Uy Judge
Robinson yesterday. 1t is the law term.
Not much was done yesterday.
-LosT-A black and-ta ratterier bitch
A liberal reward will be paid for the return
to City National Bank. 3t
Mr.. Harry Walker is in the city. He
came up from Memphis, his theatre there
being temporarily closed for repairs. lie Is
the same old Harry Walker.
On inspection large line of art
studies, olegraphs, imported chromos and
Autographs, at Clark & Lovetts, for few
days only, ct
A complimentary to the meeting of the
Gallstin County Agricultural Board at
Shawneetown, August Goth to Goth inclu
siye has been been received at this Office.
Clark & Lovett are offering ready
made frames cheaper than ever. They
have an immense line of mouldings suita-
BILE to every taste at bottom figures ct
Ground was broken yesterday for Mr.
Desimonia's new brick house. It's the in
tenhon to have the first story up this week.
There will be two csterns under the
house.
Clark & Lovett are headquarters for
everything in their line. Call on them for
the next few days and see the finest lot Of
pictures ever brought to Csiro-on inspec-
ton for a few days. ct
The negro Bale Gilbert, who some
days ago stole revolver from Mr.. A. J..
earle, pleaded guilty to the charge in the
County Court yesterday and was sentenced
to one year in the Reform School at Pom
tisc.
Walter B. Pettis, the Eighth Street
grocer, has put in a telephone for the &C
commodation of his many customers, over
which he will be pleased to receive any and
all orders for goods in his line Telephone
No. II. Ct
Mr. Peter Saup contemplstes making
some important Improvements next spring
on his house at the northeast corner of
Sixth and Commercial. The improvement
will consist Of two-story addition 10 the
main building.
We acknowledge the receipt from Lee
& Walker, of Philadelphia, of"Hon, Grover
Cleveland's Campaign Grand March," 8
musical composition by Prof G. a. Henry.
1t is illustrated with Likeness of the gen
tleman whose name it bears.
Col. Reardcn, our Chief of Police, is
out and on duty again. He had brief
period of sickness that several times seem
ed to be inclined to become serious but
carefulness on his part and good medical
attention pulled him through alright.
Nearly months Of leap year have gone
down the cycles Of time, and we have not
heard of single instance in which
young lady was arrested for losfng around
street corners and splitting tobaccoGuice on
gentlemen's dresses. The ladies don't as
sumo their special privileges worth a cent.
CLARK & Lovett 80 Eighth Street have
received from New York a large invoice Of
art studies, telegraph, imported chromos,
etc, that will be an inspection for few
days. Everyone interested in such matters
should call at once as there will not be
such an opportunity soon to see so large
collection of works Of art. ct
Judge W. II. Green and Mr.. Paul G.
Schulz returned yesterday from Chicago.
Both agree that the convention Of Demo
Gratis was one of the finest body Of men
they ever saw and that the action Of the
convention was the very best the party
could have done. Both glory in the very
decided rebuke given to Kelly and Tam
many.
The Theatre Comique, after season
Of prosperous business under the manage
ment Of Messrs. Shelton and Catlett and
Mr. Charles Howard, will be closed about
the first Of August to take ashort season Of
recreation. II will be generally overhauled
while closed, improved internally and paint
ed externally; and will be opened again
about the first Of September. The bar
will remain open.
The mate on the steamer John A.
Scudder paid off one Of the deck.hands
while the boat was lying at the wharfboat
here last evening; and as the boat pulled
out the negro, being offended because he
was paid off, threw rock at the mate who
drew revolver and shot at the negro as
he ran up the levee. The negro fell when
the mate shot, but Immediately got UP
again and got away.
One of the female inhabitants of the
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