The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-26
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
ABOUT TOWN.

-lloluch' VI Inn. ITcClhCl' WENT nome
yesterday.
The order of the Mystic Krcw has
been incorporated.
The condition of Miss Edwards was I'M
changed at last accounts.
Rain and mud and gloomy weather
had their own way yesterday afternoon.
Haywood, the. energetic Horse Shoe
Mills man, was in the city yesterday and
day before.
Work is progressing on the fill on
Eighth street, between Washington avenue
and Cedar street.
Iavclly, the colored man who was stab
bed by his brother, Friday night, is report,
ed out Of danger.
Mr. Vim. NJ. Brown, the gentleman
who presidcs over the dcstnics of Anna,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs, Z. H. Oswald, formcrlyo Cairo
now Of Kansas City, is in town visiting her
brother, Mr. John Robinson.
In connection with the morning scrvic
e, at the NJ L, Church to-day, the regular
quarterly love-fcast will be held.
Being instigated thereto by Others We
ask. in nil humblencSs Of spirit, What has
become Of our Dramatic association:
Tia (ir,i,t ,,,,,r,l,, .,,. ,,;Il
10 occupy the attention of the Circuit court
1t is thought that Monday will finish it.
A girl in the lower part of the city at.
'cnp,cd suicide Friday night, by the use of
morphine, She took too much, and was
saved.
-EN-County Commissioner Sanders. of
Clear Creek, was in the eli, yesterday He
says the crops will not be as good this year
81, they were last year.
Ms, John b. Phills and daughter, Miss
Jessie PhiIIis, who left this city for visit
+" friends in Pittsburg, arrived safely at
their destination Thursday.
In consequence of the absence of the
Rev. Mr. DilIon-Lec there will he no servi.
res al the Church OF the Redccmer to-day,
.-anday school at 0 80 a. m.
Nj and Mrs. Phil H. Saup are TO be
congratulated upon another appendix
u the feais to bc--a girl of standard
weight md dimensions and approved lung
power
On Friday next, the exercises at the
hgli-Nclool viii y, OF the most interesting
rh'iHc'.'-rca readings. declarations, music.
r"su'm graduating exercises and prcscnta.
ton Of diplomas.
W. DiIlon-Lcc has gone to Chicago
AMI from there will 90 to Springfield to at
tent Tire Diocesan convention to meet
there n"|t Tuesday. The lay delegates will
H'llow him Monday
quarter Of million in one wear is "A
ina showing for a dry.goods and variety
store IN Cairo 1t shows what enterprise,
in,clii4rntly directed, can do. The house
does not spare printers ink.
ThGupp says the mosquitoes are M
mcruI- At the Cache riycrbrdgc, and dread
fully annoying, Cairo has not suffered
much this season from the attacks of the
little singing and biting pests
III" colored schools have been doing
rood work during the term now closing.
MI Pinn, principal returns 80 his home u,
Obcrin, Ohio, and will carry with him the
best wishes Of his colorcd friends, and the
respect Of whites and blacks alike.
--uhc graduating exercises Of the High
school will take place Friday Of this week,
at 2 O'Clock p. M, in the High School room.
The class is composed Of the following
Misses Eaic Close, Eta McEwcn. Cora
S,rs,i.n. Maggie Lotlin, Mollic Cavandcr
and Kitty Alvord
The Cairo Box and Baskc, Company
now 50 skillfully managed by Capt. T. +
Field, the Superintendent, yesterday receiv
en- twenty-five car loads Of poplar blocks
Tor fruitl,ox material over the Chicago s.
I.onis aud New Orleans railrood. The.