The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
ABOUT TOWN.

Mr. MCCaWlcy has assumed cOntrOl OF
the Arlington House.
A sure sign Of loafer-on the railing
around THE BULLETIN building.
Mr.. JAS f. Albright, Of Mrphysboro,
was at the st. Charles yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Southland, of the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern railroad, is in
ST. Louis.
Mr.. William Bross, who has been on a
brief visit to his brothers, Fred and Joseph,
leaves for Europe to-day,
Mr.. Comngs has sent in proposition
to the Board of Education to become prin-
cipal of the public schools,
The picnic of the "Canc Brigade, y
which was to have come off at Fort JEFF
frrson to-day has fallen through.
Time has been extended TO Wcdncs-
day 10 enable parties to file objection to the
Sherf''s application for judgment
Our statistical editor, Mr.. 7, W. IIalli.
day, has been granted leave of absence
and is now resting from his labors, in st.
Louis.
Mr.. J. G. thinner, freight agent of the
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad, leaves for trip to Galveston, Tex
to-day.
Rev. Stephens Parker, S. T. d., rector
Of Christ's Church, Elizabeth, n. j. is the
most prominent candidate for the Episcopal
liam bishopric of this dioccase.
Mr.. John Holmes, who has been on an
extended town through the East for some
weeks, is, we are pleased to learn, improv-
ing in health as fast as can be expected, and
will return home about the middle Of June.
-Salle Taylor, colored nymph, is not
cast in the ordinary mould. She not only
robs, but maltrcats those who are so untor-
tunatc as to fall into her clutches. Her la
test victim lost $l5, what character he had
left, and portion of his right ear.
Mrs Stake, wife of Capt Stake who
represents the Key Freight Line in this city
Joined her husband here last week. Mrs. 5
is native Of Memphis, and a member OF
one of It's oldest and best known families
We trus, she will find her new home 10 her
liking-peasant and agreeable,
Mis- Sarah Black, who for months past
has rendered valuable service as soprano in
the choir Of the Methodist church, and who
has won the highest praise from all who
have heard her sing, is contemplating an
extended visit in the East, and Miss Ami,
Pitcher has secured 10 fiji Miss Black
place.
The Mystic Krew met last night and
discussed at length the subject of giving
grand celebration on the 4th of July. Tn,
Temperance Reform Club, We are told, il
also thinking seriously of having hi.
time, and the two would combine gran,
success would no doubt grow out of thci
efforts.
We call attention TO the announcement
OF Mr.. II. c, Lofin as u candidate for sher
iif, at the ensuing November election Mr.
Loflin is a gentleman who has the conf
dence Of all who know him, and nearly ev
body in Cairo knows him. He would max
good sherih-an honest fccr who woul,
be industrious and faithful at his post,
The residence Of Ellen Lane, on pop
lar street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets, was discovered TO be on fire Sun
day night by one Of the inmates The fir
wa, cXtinguished 1t was the work of a
incendiary, as portions Of the building wer
saturated with Kerosene, Revenge is b,
lieved to have been the motive.
1t Is announced elsewhere that VI
Hudson will, on Wednesday night, skat
around bottles, at the skating rink. That
nothing. We have the honor Of an a,
quainiance with several young gen,lcmc
who skate around bottles not only on
"Wednesday evening, but every evening
the week. and they make no publication