The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-03

on the train north, apparently having
the child with her. While cleaning the
room the chambermaid found the child
Ia bed. The whereabouts of the woman
are unknown. She gave the name
Williams
The shower OF yesterday morning
laid the dust of our streets, which was a
good act on the part Of the clouds, be.
cause, if those gracious drops had not
fallen, who could have lived on either
side of plowed.up Washington avenue ?
As It Is, we shall haye level street, not
dusty, ana all of us will be ready, occa
sion Offering, to get up and call Mayor
Winter, his street committee and Cor.
man, one and all, good boys.
Arrivals at the Arlington House yes
terday were: W.O.Conly, Jackson Tenn;
&. AFTER, city; 5, b. Penn, IIinklevllle;
David Porter, Rolla Porter, New Grand
Chain; Joe Steel, Sparta, H.; J. y, Clark,
Birdvllle. Mo-; Jas. {. Furay, st. Louis;
A. Hoglin, Belknap; j. II. Barnett, Chi.
cago; b. F. Snesler, Chicago; +. S. Rem.
ington, j. 5. Arlington, New Orleans:
j. c. Davidson, and wife, Villa Ridge;
WIN. T.. Hess, st. Louis.
-Refrigerators, the very best, at A.
Halley's, ll5 Commercial avenue. Also,
stoves and tlnware, toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery, garden and farmers i'm.
plements, plows, corn planters and she'll
ers, sulkey rakes, and general stock OF
stoves, tin and hardware, flower stands,
both wire and wood, flower trailers, diff
ferent styles, hanging baskets OF all
kinds; the largest variety OF bird cages
in the city and will be sold very low at
A. Halley's, ll5 Commercial avenue.
3.24.3m
MIR. Ed. Braxton, that Chief of ton.
sorlal artists, has taken charge of the
shop on Eighth street, owned by the late
Daniel Lampert. Ed. Braxton Is one of
the best BARRIERS in the state, as well az a
gentleman In his intercourse with his
patrons. lie was one of the sufferers in
the late fire at the corner of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, and lost heavi-
~ lie is now trying to build up again,
and we bespeak tor him a fair share of
patronage. He deserves it. If
Some time during Thursday night
burglars succeeded in gaining en-
trance to the residence OF MIR, Hin.
kle Oh Ninth street between Wal
nut and Cedar streets. The room
occupied by MIR. and Mrs. Hinkle was
entered, and Mr.. Hinkle's pocket.book
taken from his pocket. Fortunately he
had deposited his money during the al
ternoon, and the thief did not secure
to exceed two or three dollars. The
thief or thieves made their escape with.
out detection.
Some time during Friday night or
Saturday morning burglars succeeded
in getting into the residence of Mr.. Le-
high, at the corner of Twelfth and Pop.
lar streets, by prying open one of the
windows. Mr.. Lehighs room was en-.
tered and his watch and a sum Of money
stolen. Ia the morning Mr.. Lehigh
found his pants In the yard, the pockets
turned inside out, and every ching OF val.
ne taken. As at the residence of Mrs,
Hinkle the night previous, the thieves
succeeded in making their escape with.
out being seen.
Rev. Mr.. George will conduct ser.
vices in the Presbyterian church to-day
morning and evening at the regular
hours. Sunday school at three o'clock.
On Friday evening the further hear.
ing OF the Union county bond case was
postponed until Monday, the 18th inst.
This course was taken in order to &C.
commodate some OF the gentlemen con.
nected with the case who have import.
ant business elsewhere, and at the same
time give the court here an opportunity
to dispose of the criminal docket. which
will be taken up and be disposed of to.
morrow with all possible speed
Miss Lavender, one of the pupils of
the high school, young girl in the be.
ginning of her teens, has pictured the
"Canc Brigade OF Cairo in witty verses,
and in Parody in the Room" has
drawn canstic pictures of several of her
iellow-pnpils. Her poetical "Address to
a Mosquito"-a parody on Prentice's
"Closing Year." is also good thing in
It's way. These very credable versiti.
cations were read in the closing exer.
oises ofthe high school, on Friday last.
They were listened to with laughter and
rewarded by the lond applause of the
audience.
Arrivals at the st. Charles yester.
day were j. NJ. McElhary, Jonesboro:
6. L. Voodry, Bloomington; Phil Enler,
F. II. Buse, Frank Triplett. st. Louis;
James Morris, Cape Girardeau: j. j.
Scholem, Evansville; c. Bendheim. st.
Louis; Mrs. &. b. Greenfield, Greenfieid,s
Landing; flyer, Philadelphia; D. Getty
and wife, Boliver. Tenn; X. p. Jorpes.
ser and family. New Orleans; II, G.
ForwOOd, New York; j. G. Bartlett Lon.
isville; F. F. Lack, New Orleans; John
W. Gregg, Bloomington; w. L. Clifford
Chicago; A. W. Zimmerman, Dayton,
Ohio; F. A. Hempman, Chicago; f. W.
Arriner, st. Louis;S A. Beattie, Salem,
New York.