The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.

SL.~o VIII ouy auu oetAfSi Ioou "a
stove wood from the Box Factory. Ct
vii is nearly ready DOW for the pole
raising. Can't We make 50 grand affair"
out of il in some wayl
Stove wood 1925 per load, delivered
in any part of the city by The Cairo Box
Factory. ct
WANTED Immediately 8 competent
dining room servant Mrs. J. c. White,
7lh ST., bet Washington and Walnut.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cisl. II.
MIR Henry Elliott will sell ou. his
stock of dry goods, on Commercial avenue,
tomorrow, ~ auction. See advertisement
ia special locals.
"A man named Fisher, Of Mount City,
has the contract for psiuting Mr.. Peter
Nsff's new Ohio lsvee building. He will
begin this week.
The Box Factory vii deliver stove
wood in sny part Of the city At sl-25 per
l0sd. Telephone No. II. Ct
-Hon ?. Z. Albright Is expected to ar
rive here today and 60 from hare to Jones'
aor9 to meet bis opponent there 10 jliut
DEBATE to-m9rro= afternoon.
DR.. Jocelyn will leave for Chicago
Monday, TO meet his mother, who will ar.
rive there Wednesday from Vermont, and
will bring her to St. Louis on visit to rel
stives there.
Order your stove wood from the Box
Factory, 1925 per load, delivered. Tele-
phone No. At. Orders will receive prompt
attention. ct
MIR Richard D. Myer. and Miss Lydia
Dalton were married at the Methodist
church yesterday by Rev. Scarritt. Both
are residents of Cairo aud will live up
town.
Last right Miss Maud Burnetts death
was considered question of but q few
hours. She had grown ;apidly worse dur
ing the latter part Of the afternoon and con-
tinued in critical state
DIR. Wa. Kennedy, an old-time Cairo
lie, is at The Halliday. He lived here fol
Aen years or longer, in the express business
and known by nearly everybody. He lief,
some years ago to take an express agency
at Natchez, where he is now stationed.
Conductor Bates, of the Mobile & Ohio
road, and wife, returned Friday from their
northeastern visit Now if the fellows who
stole various articles of value from Mr.
Bates home during his absence will re
turn, they will be warmly received
There will be services at the Presby
terrain church to-day-morning and night
Kew. Farris, of Anna, will tfficiate. 1t il
understood that arrangements have been
made BY the church directors, by which
services will be held in the church nearl,
every Sunday during the winter months.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Howley is back from Peoria
The Catholic Knights convention, which
he attended as delegate from Cairo, 50
lected several delegates to the national con
vention, elected state officers and recon-
mended several amendments to the law
governing the order.
The officers of Charleston, Mo-. Frid.
came here after young fellow name
Samuel Smith, who had shot at, but mis,
cd, woman 10 Charleston the day befor,
and thea fed. The boy had been arreste
by the officers here and was turned over
the Charleston authorities, who took hi
home and had him examined yesterday.
Geo. Sullivan, the young man wi
stole the horse aud buggy from Capt.
B. Thistlexood Thursday night, was bel
to bail in the sum of five hundred dolla
By Magistrate Comings yesterday, and is