The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Additional locals on third page.

-$l.25 will buy and deliver load o
stove wood from the Box Factory. ct
Mr.. c. T. Rudd, of Clinton, KY, form
erly of this place, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. L. P. Parker, of the Halliday, left
yesterday on short trip down the Texas
Il ST. Louis road.
Stove wood sl.95 per load, delivered
in any part of the city by The Cairo Box
Factory. ct
Hon. F. E. Albright was in the city
yesterday, on his way to Jonesboro to meet
Capt. Thomas in joint debate.
The street committee met yesterday
afternoon and decided upon some neces-
sary work to be done in the near future.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
The steamer Morgan came in contact
with an obstruction at Birds Point Satur-
day and damaged her bow stem some what.
The auction sale Of the large stock of
clothing and furnishing goods, at the Palace
clothing house of Samuel Burger, occurs
to-day.
The Box Factory will deliver stove
wood in any part of the city at sl25 per
load. Telephone No. Al. ct
Mrs. Crews mother of Mrs. p. w. Bar
clay, and Miss Fannie Barclay, left yester-
day afternoon for Chicago, to be gone sew
eral weeks.
Found pair of gold specta:les. Own
er can have same by paying for this notice,
at l. Farnbaker's II
Capt. W. P. Halliday and family will
arrive Tuesday from Chicago, at St. Johns
and stop over there on visit to Mrs. HIS.
brother, NJ. G. Wright.
Esquire Pennebaker and wife, of Col
umbus, KY, are in the city. The ESQ. is the
father of our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr..
G. d. s. Pennebaker, of the Cairo City
Coal Co.
Order your stove wood from the Box
Factory, s1.25 per load, delivered. Tele-
phone No. AZ. Orders will receive prompt
attention. q
Mr.. Ranse Sampson has resigned his
position on the transfer steamer Morgan
and resumed his position with the Cairo
City coal company, as pilot of the tug
Montague.
"A man measuring seven feet seven aud
half inches in height was the object of
much curiosity at The Halliday last Sun
day. He was from Texas and left on the
Illinois Central train for the north.
The Spies Lumber Company is having
its log way extended down lower into the
river, which is made necessary by the de-
cline in the river A considerable number
of piles are being driven.
Yesterday Miss s. s. Towles opened
her private school for little children in the
Bulletin building on Washington avenue.
The room has been neatly repaired, and is
a pleasant place and conveniently located.
States Attorney Angus Leek left last
evening to attend to an important case in
the supreme court at Mt. Vernon. He will
60 from there to indianapolis, also on pro-
fessional business and will return the latter
part of this week.
The steamer City of Helena was due
here Sunday night from St. Louis, but had
not arrived last night She was last beard
from at Cape Giradeau aud it was thought
that some accident had befallen her between
here and there.
Among the strangers in the city yes
terday was Mr.. Frank Neibauer, the Re-
publican nominee for the state senate. OF
course he doesn't think that Hon. Geo. w.
Hill, the Democratic nominee has a ghost
OF a chance such is the sublime egotism
of nearly all candidates nowadays.
General Buffers talk about leading an
other army down South will, we fear, tend
to exsggerate the impression, already too
prevalent in certain sections of this country,
that he is the same cock-eyed old blather-
skIte who was bottled up at Bermuda Hun
dreds.
Mr.. Frank Cassidy and family, accom-
panied by Miss La Forge, sister of Mrs.
Cassidy, left yesterday for Eldyville. KY,
to attend the wedding of Mr.. Cassidy's sis
ter, Miss May, to Mr.. Ed. James, young
attorney In Eddyville. The wedding will
come off on the 25th.
The police force of the city is adorned
with new hats of the latest styles, present.
ed to them by Messrs Whitlock Bros. of
the "Oak Hall" soak Halln h.s baen do