The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-13

Mr.. +. c. Pace, banker al Ashley, and
Mr.. F. D, Reyford, of Centralia, are in the
city.
Mrs. Henry Wells left the city, yester-
day, for Mason, Ills, She will be absent
u month,
Mrs. n. Linton, after stay OF a week
with friends in the city, returned home TO
Evansville, yesterday evening.
George KeohleE son ofJohn, is said to
be conyalescing. His ailment was pneu-
monis, and for a week or so threatened q
fatal termination.
Prof. Warren will play the f b cornet
to-day, as an addition to the music of the
Episcopal church. The Professor is COM
plete master of the cornet
A necessary piece of work has just
been completed on Fifteenth street, looking
west from Washington. We refer to the
easy approach to the fill of Washington.
-Vari-colorcd Eastar eggs were on sale
yesterday, at score or more places,
and the demand was very active.
Halt the children Of the city bought sup
plies,
The Sir Knights are commanded to
report at the asylum this Easter morning
and to come "fullyequipped, which means,
of course, to bring their easter eggs. See
notice,
The city furnishing the lumber the
members of the A. NJ. Z church went to
work and built very substantial sidewalk
from Walnut street to their church, on Ce-
dar street.
The price for announcing Il candidate
for the Circuit Judgeship being $40 tor the
daily and s. for the weekly papers, it costs
a candidate $3.50 to get himself in all the
papers" OF the district
A white man, named Joe Schafer, was
found drunk, yesterday, and was
marched before Squire Robinson, who fined
him 81 and costs, and confined him four
days, in default of payment
-Phocion, otherwise "Jenks" Howard
is i'll Springfield. He is one of the most
fluent and brilliant writers in the State
but like many another bright fellow, takes
an enemy into his mouth too often.
Mr., P. W. Barclay was elected to tn,
office Of School Trustee, yesterday, without
opposition. Literally no attention at al
was paid to the election, only thirty five
votes being polled during eday.
Matters on the little Narrow guagt
move along with clockwork precision
The road is well and economically man
aged, and is winning the good will of its
patrons all along its route, from Cairo tc
St. Louis.
1t was rumored on the streets yester.
day that a race would be run on the Island
course, tomorrow, between O'Donnell's
Harlem, and horse belonging to Major
Bugg, OF Blsndville. No particulars were
gathered.
--Gerould, the gas man, is sinking O
drive well in the wagon yard of Mrs. Will
lam Martin on Cross street Water is reach.
ed, in that vicinity, at a depth OF about
seventy feet, is exceedingly clear, cold, and
to many persons very palatablc,
The |. &. Il. r. has issued new time
table to take effect at noon to-day Passen.
ger trains leave Caro- as follows: Mail,
TAO r. NJ, daily. Express :l0P. NJ, daily.
Trains arrive at Cairo Mail, 4;l0 A. 81,
daily. Express, 2:l0 P. NJ, daily, except on
Sunday.
"A number Of our citizens were much
startled, yesterday, by the rumor that Mrs.
Brlbach had died during the morning We
are glad to be able to say that the rumol
was not only unfoundcd; but that late yes
tcrday evening Mrs. B's condition wa!
greatly improved
Washington avenue above Fifteen Il
street, is being much improved in appear
ancc, by the udicious use Of shovels ant
whcclbarrows. II is the principal avenue
Of the city, the resort of promenaders, ant
should not be permitted to put on neg
lected appearance.
Nothing contributes more TO the up
parent cleanliness Of u city than liberia
use of white or colored wash on the fence
and out-houses Lime is an excellent disin
fectant, too, and, used as suggested, would
contribute to the health OF the city as wei
ss to its good looks,
--Ccntralians claim that they have tn
finest, sweetest toned bell on the NJ.
church, Of their village, that can be founc
IN the State of Illinois, and what is pccu
liar about 1t is that its tone is fixed at
sharp. Any intimation that the tone is
natural is stoutly resented.