The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-17
The Daily Bulletin.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Additional locals on third page.


Judge j. H. Robinson returned yester-
day about noon from Kansas City, Mo.
Ice, wood and kndling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee If
Miss Josie Eberly, Of St. Louis, is
visiting Miss Mary Eble, on Eighteenth
Street.
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Bradley returned
yesterday from st. Louis to where they he'd
gone for pleasure.
Grand free lunch set every morning
between 0 and 10 o'clock, at Shelton &
Catlett's Comique saloon. 1t
Joe Verrien has returned from a
months sojourn at Hot Springs, looking
good for one hundred years of active life
Garter Harrison having suggested that
the Democrats should nominate soldier
for the Gubernatoral Chair, Hon. ]. II.
Oberly suggests General j. G. Block.
Health officer Ent is stirring around
quite lively and having things cleaned up
TO suit the tastes of the most iaslidious.
He finds considerable work to do, however,
in his daily rounds
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Rudd are still in
the city. Mr.. Rudd has now entirely re-
covered from his late filction, and will
probably return ITO his post of duty in
Jackson, Miss, next week.
"A large commodious boarding house
to rent in good location on corner send
street and Commercial Avenue. Inquire of
r. Walsh, Commercial Avenue, between
10th and 20;h streets. 1w
Capt. W. p. Halliday was in Nurseries,
France, when last heard from and was on
the eve of departure for Nice. He had en-
joyed the trip very much so far and did
not indicate any desire to return soon.
Mrs. Frank G .zz)la is expected home
in day or two after an absence of mos
visit to relatives and friends through
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, in company
with her niece Miss Minnie Gazzoa.
Everybody should contribute his mite
toward good cause by attending the
Catholic fair at old Reform Hall Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, next week.
The engineers who are to survey the
line Of the St. Louis aud Cairo branch, from
Wetaug to East Cape Girardeau, came
down the road to the starting point yester-
day, and will probably 60 to work at once.
Tailor Jno. Game has been busy for
several days giving the City Jail dressing
of wbitewash, both inside and outside.
The work was much needed and makes the
place thousand per cent. better 10 appear
ance and health.
LAST oALL-Parties desiring bargains
in furniture must call this week at l01
Commercial Avenue, up stairs. All goods
remaining on hand will be sold out at
auction, May goth. II Ct
Prof. G. E. Reinmueller, teacher of
German and music, has taken up his resi-
dence In this city with the intention of
giving private Instructions. He is now "a.
sisting Rev. Schuchart in the German Luth-
y eran School.
Miss Lula Winston, Of Caseyville, KY.
who has been visiting Miss Anna Robert
son for week or two in this city, will re-
turn home Sunday on the steamer Dexter
Miss Robertson will accompany her to hel
home on return visit of week or so.
The Republicans will hold their pri
maries to-day, to nominate delegates tc
the County Convention which is to be held
next Saturday, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the Congressional and Senator
lai conventions. There was no indication
yesterday that there would be much feeling
manifested by either of the factions IN this
second election. The anti .Thomasites seem
TO have submitted to fate; they seem to
recognize the fact that they were fairly and
cffectually "downed" and mean hereafte,
to "behave themselves"
The horse attached to the deliver,
wagon Of the Chicago Cash Store ran ava,
yesterday morning from the Stone depo
while the driver was engaged in losdin,
soap into the wagon. He ran down Four
tseath Street to Washington and dow
Tint strsst 10 Mr.. John Tanners stor
whsss " stopped after running in betwse
the sidewalk and another wagon standinI