The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02
In AND AROUND THE CITY.

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Paul II. Schulz has openeda branch
store in Albas new building
Mr.. Ed Corliss and wife, OF Metropo'
>, lis, were in the city yesterday.
Judge W. J. Allen was in the city yes
terday, attending circuit court.
Nine new cases and four deaths con-
titute the Memphisreport to o'clock a. m''
: yesterday.
The Champion will not make trip
tomorrow, but will spend Sunday getting
up her new chimneys.
Professor Alvord and family were
among the passengers of the Champion to
Paducah yesterday. They will return to-
day.
Mrs. P. A. Taylor, County Superintend-
ent. brought her Thebes Normal school to
successful close yesterday, and will reach
home to-day.
Dispatches received yesterday by DIR.
Rauch report nine new cases and four
deaths at Memphis, and two deaths and no
new cases at New Orleans.
Policeman Schuckers safely delivered
his escapad convict, Henry Clay, to the
"Four Courts at St. Louis. He was want
ed to serve out term for larceny.
Mr.. J. H. Mulcahey, of Commercial
Point, was in the city yesterday, and was
numbered among the Masons who escorted
Charley Arter's remains to Villa Ridge.
Christ. Kelly, one OF the steamboat
carpenters that make their home in Cairo,
is dangerously sick. He is in one Of the
houses on Goth, between Commercial and
Ohio Levee.
We had the pleasure of shaking hands
I with Col. James johnson, yesterday, and
are glad to say he is improving in health,
: slow but sure He had a sharp "tussel, !"
, but pulled through all right.
: Send for the Weekly Financial Report
T of Alex. rockingham g. Co., brokers, 12
Wall Street, New York, which is sent free
and contains information how, by investing
$50 to S109 in stock operations, $1,000 is
IS frequently made.
j, 1t is said that the Seven Elephant cir.
o Gus will not visit Cairo. In our opinion it
u is missing a bonanza by staying away.
=; Seven elephants would prove drawing
6 card" in Cairo, and the sensation that a big
It circus would create among u.s. is one of the
G things we are pining for.
The authorities are bestowlng much
needed attention to the Tenth street side
y walk between Washington and Walnut.
For the scattered and decaying boards that
y, have long served the uses of sidewalk on
: he north side Of the street, the authorities
are now putting down heavy bed of Gin
ders.
"A number of musicians and vocalists
among our Cairo young people; have as
ISOLATED themselves into serenading party
under tn name of "The Gang" They sing
and play we'll. Thursday night they gave
the Mound City people a sample Of their
performances, and were very handsomely
treated.
The services over the remains Of c. D.
AFTER, deceased, at the residence, were con-
} Quoted by the Rev. B. y, George, the house
being inadequate to the accommodation Of
the large number present. The body was
, buried according to the beautiful and i'm
pressive forms of the A. +. A. Masonic fra.
I ternity.
AT the practice meeting Of the Center
e archery club, Thursday night, eight men,
Y bers were present. Four of the members
r made a score Of 81, 20, Is and 1G. On
, Monday evening the club will shoot for the
F.: possession Of the officers, during the ensu-
ing month the highest score taking the
presidency; and so on until all the official
places are disposed of.
Health Officer Wooten was informed
! yesterday morning that if he'd make search
Il under the Sidewalk he'd find the body of n
dead man. The Health Officer made the
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