The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-09-06

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Local on third page.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Steagala's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER
cial. If.
Miss Jennie Chase, formerly teacher
in our public schools, was at The Halliday
yesterday.
"A fine line of dress goods, of the latest
patterns and at reasonable prices, at Gold
slime & Rosenwater's. at
Mr. M. II. Kuehne is in the city again,
having temporarily forsaken his country
home to resume his duties in the Opera
House.
Carpets, mattings, oil clio tbs, mats,
etc, in great variety and of the latest
styles, at Goldstide & Rosenwater's. At
Avery is back in our county Jail. He
was not examined in Vienna the other day,
because the prosecution was not quite
ready.
"A large new stock Of dry goods, no
tions, carpets, mating, ETC., has just been
opened for public inspection at Goldstine
e. Rosenwaters. At
The Library fence will be put upIin a
few days now. Messrs, Lancaster & Rice
have sent away for another set of gates,
those sent not being of the size wanted.
Sanger Brothers, of Dallas, will give
$4,000 to fit up the Texas Building as
soon as il is erected on the Exposition
grounds at New Orleans.
Misses Jennie and Maud Warwick,
who attended the teachers institute in this
city this week, remain here on brief visit
to friends. They were formerly teachers in
our public schools, but are now employed
in like capacity at Thebes and East Cape
Girardeau, respectively.
Mrs. Long, daughter of Ex-Governor
Call, of Florida, means to have United
States flag Of silk sent to the Worlds Ex-
position. The silk is to be derived from
Florida silk worms, and the flag, when
completed, will be an out and out home
achievement.
Atlanta is the foremost of Southern
cities in her position at the Worlds Fair
at New Orleans. She will erect special
building for her exhibits, sixty eight feet
wide and four hundred feet long. This will
give her $4,000 square feet of floor space
and she has an exhibit sufficient to fill the
structure.
Mr. E. B. Walker, of Union City, and
well-known newspaper man, came W
yesterday and went from here via the Il. &
st. L. r. r. to Texas where he will seek biz
fortune. He is an able writer and will
utilize his talent in "writing upn the Tex a
& st. Louis and the country through whlcl
it passes, on his trip.
Mr.. Phillip Lehning has bought tn
vacant lot just above Mr.. Dan. Hartman
store, with she intention of erecting bricl
business house thereon in the not distan
future. He bought the lot subject to
lease held by the owner of the small hous
that stands upon it now, and will probabl
net build before the lease expires.
Hon. Jno. w. Burton, Hon. F. E. Al
bright and Hon. w. W. Barr were at Th
Halliday yesterday. They had returne
from Pulaski county, where they had don
some good work for themselves and the d.
mocracy. They left again in the afternoo
tocontinue the work in the same county
speaking last night at Wetaug. To-ds
they will go to Ullin where there will be
free barbecue and pole raising, and whel
they will be reinforced by Judge Allen,
-- Burglars entered the residence Of Co,
ductor Bates Of the Mobile & Ohio road, {
nth street. during Thursday night, ar
carTied off ! quantity of clothing and 9th
psrsonal effects, among which was co
balongipg to Mr.. Harry Robbins. N
Aatee md family are gone north on Wis
An during their absence Messrs. &c