The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-05-06

MIR. burnett OF Conner, burnett 70,
commission merchants, Chicago Ills, was
in the city yesterday, and called on The
BULLETIN. He is here in the interest OF
his firm, looking after the fruit trade OF
Southern Illinois.
Send for the Weekly Financial Report
of Alex. rockingham 4 Co., brokers, IL
Wall Street, New York, which is sent tree
and contains information how, by invest
ing $50 to 500 in stock operations. $1,000
is frequently made.
The attendance at the Church OF the
Redcemer on Sunday was large, and the
sermon very interesting and instructive,
The singing was unusually good, even for
the choir of that church, The attendance
at the other churches was also good.
We were reminded OF the near APP
proach Of decoration day, by the assurance
that one negro woman gave another yester-
oav, that she would be on hand in Mound
City "decamtion day. Long as she had
lived in Cairo, she'd never missed q dec0ra-
ton day.
Among our visitors, yesterday, we were
| glad to take by the hand our contemporaries,
Field, Of the Pope County Democrat, and
Trousdalc, of the Massac Democrat. The
democracy Of both these papers has the
ring of the pure coin. 1t never gives out
an uncertain sound,
A visit to J. Stclzer's hot houses will
repay you ii you want plants Of any kind
for house or door yard gardening and 1t is
pleasant sight if YOU do not wish to pur.
chase. He has Il great variety OF gera-
NUNS, rose bushes, cOcti and other plants
for sale at very low prices
John Green is the name of the ruffian
who cave Officer Cain such mcrciless blow
in the face 1t is said that Mound City
. constable was served in like manner by
: this same Green week or two since
= When he serves his tfy-thrcc days in the
calaDooSe ne Will DC Fl" very o'SIf''''e ci'"I'
acter 10 get out OIL town.
Old Henry Mayo known to nearly
= every resident Of Alexander county, died at
ms home near Sandy luose' on sunday
: We can cover tie dead with great mantle
ol 'I'a'''y o0' Lie i'''"'N' "'lS i"'''.'
gcncc VIII call 1or'n' Will S"'" t'l"' '"' o.'
man IiV'u I" Il poor purpose Many Nh'"
ID l'ihl' oo' Ie" Will mourn ''''n'
Quite number Of the delegates 70 I'll,
: Judicial convention to be held this after
r noon, arrived in the city yesterday, dele
= gates from Hardin Pope and Massac conn'
Z. ties coming in on the Evansville packet
= They are, as matter OF course, OF genteaI
!. appearance, and gentlcmanly carriage; but
that's way we have, all OF us,
= We publish Mr.. Marshall's card as an
advertisement charging for it as such, and
y wish itdistincty understood that TIE BvL-
n LErIy is in no way responsible for single
statement 1t contains. The matter presented
o Is one that IS purely personal as between
Mr.. Marshall and Mr., Gallgan, and will be
SO considered by the public.
Harvey Boyd, colored man who
drives team for Stratton & Bird, had his
. team somewhere near the Mississippi lcyce
yesterday morning, and a narrow gauge
train coming along, started the animals into
- a run. Harvey jumped from the wagon.
u and dlslocated his ankle Joint or broke his
leg, our informant was unable to determine
which.
ON the cath Of the present month. the
somewhat celebrated BuSg flley will be
matched in a race with the ileet-footed
Harlem Inc purse Is S"oo' or 500 a side
but the side bets will will be heavy, that is
% If the iillcy has any hackers who feel in
cincd to put up" The race will be rur
i | no thn Island roursn met IuvD,1 ,bn.Ar;,