The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-09
CITY DEPARTMENT.

!. thcciy
= George steinhouse keeps three chair
running ard is full of business
Squire Nick Hunsacker, of Lake Mill
!. gan precinct was in the city yesterday
EFF. Davis is absent from the city Oh
business trip. He will be at home agall
next Saturday.
A steam thresher, drawn by six mule
= team, passed out Washington avenue, yes
terday, for service in the country
= "A colored man named Kimbro, VINO
left Cairo few weeks ago to go to Chlcot
Arkansas, died at that place last Fri
n day
Duff Haynie Esq, of Bloomington, is
in the city for few days visit. lie looks
as though he had been well used since he
left Caro-
AT the archers target shooting, Mon
day evening, one member made very cred
| liable score, and four other members made
scores precisely like it.
The City Marshal has arranged with
Mr.. Pat Fitzgerald for the use Of his lot at
the corner of Thirteenth and Commercial,
for impounding purposes,
There is considerable sickness in the
city, among the children, particularly
among infants. Teeth-cutting, bowel
complaints, ETC., prevail quite generally
DIR. Wilkerson arrived in the city yes
terday. He will remain long enough to
shake hands with all his old friends, and
they are all glad to have that opportunity
again.
The Chicago Times of the 9Th instant
| groupes together twenty-three accidents
that occurred in Chicago, as the result
solely of the careless use of fireworks an(
+ firearms
AT the park, last night, two boys, in
a. walk against time, made the circuit of tn
- race course in ten minutes. This is equiva
: lent to three miles an hour, which is yer
l. good time--fcr boys.
y. There isa very conspicuous and offer
: sive smell near the mouth of the Fourteent
,. street sewer, on Washington avenue, an
another, almost as vile, on the, north side
Eighteenth. near the middle of the blocl
- We are told that Sol Silver is recruit
a. ing agent for the war steamer Wauchuset
u and has already an enrolement of abo'
.ir seventy boys who long for life on II
= briny. 1t is said that mr hundred will /
accepted.
AS the judicial department of our cit
i, government moves along quite smoothly
many citizens contend that the eXpenditur
= of a 500 or more on account Of a speclG
election to fill the Bird vacancy, is I'LL
called for.
The infant daughter and only child G
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilhofter, died IN thi
l. city, yesterday afternoon. They comman
II the hearty sympathy Of their friends, an
is OF the public generally See funeral motto
l. elsewhere,
: Mrs. Rose Dunlevy died at her hom(
e IN Pittsburg on Sunday last Mrs. Dun
' levy, formerly Miss Rose Garter, was wei
= known to Cairo young people, and to man!
of them she was endeared by ties Of nc
common friendship.
c. Parties whe may be able to find dnt
detain Henry Myer, Dan Mulllgan ant
William Riley, will receive $50 for tn
first named and SIS each for the other
In They escaped from the Edwardsville jail
III Oh Monday night.
i The Street Committee held meetin.
10 yesterday afternoon, and accepted the bi
n' of Mr.. p II. CorcorQn for supplying Il!
NJ FIJI for the Cache bridge approaches Co
90 coran engages to perform the work at Il
very reasonable price Of fourteen cents p
cubic yard
A Mt. Vernon dispatch says, ~the lea
y, ing feature of the celebration there was Il
~. able, original and eloquent Grafton of Ho
John II .Oberly, which was listened to by t!
great multitude with theprofoundest ate
ton, from the commencement to the close
eat The Grafton will, we presume, be publish'
Die in the Mt. Vernon papers.
IN --Axley and Wilson's new billiard ha
10 corner of Commercial and Eighth, has su
er- denly become the centre of attraction.
is supplied with the famed Brunswi
tables; and tits the purpose Of the propr
to tors to render it as complete an establis
las ment of lis kind as can be found Onywhel
Cd Give the new hall a call, and the propr
tors friendly recognition.
DC. Advertising with certain classes Of II
o. o. chanics and business men becomes .epideI