The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-26

Mrs. II, II. Caudce has gone to Chi.
cago
The street committee met in the coun,
Gil chamber last night,
DR.. Z. D. Wheeler, of Chicago, is here
on visit to DR.. Leach.
--HARTMAN's HALL WILL BE A STANDING
ADVERTISEMENT FOR CAIRO ENTERPRISE.
The members of the colorei Methodist
church will picnic at Glen Fern on the
l2th proyimo
Prof. Eisenberg has gone to Vienna
on business that will keep him occupied
for week or two,
Mr. William Hughes is quite lame in
consequence of severe attack of rheuma-
tism in his limbs.
Mr.. Pat Fitzgerald, who has been at
Hot Springs for several weeks, will return
on the 2Sth or 29th inst.
we have it from several OF our ice
dealers that their business was considera-
bly, increased Of late.
Mr.. John Clancy is building an addi-
ton to his grocery store on the corner OF
Twelfth and Commercial.
Since Davis, of the Sun, has again
commenced filching our items, his Journal
is, in every respect, superior to the Argus.
Mr.. W. F. Wolf, of the firm of Patier
& Co., left for St. Louis yesterday, on
business trip. He will be absent four or
five days
Squire Robinson yesterday united in
marriage Mr.. Henry c. Avery and Miss
Margaret Thomas. Both are colored and
both are of this city.
Mr.. r, H, Cunningham is having
new roof placed upon the rear portion of
his residence on Washington near the cor
ner of Eighth street.
Mr. Samuel Burger father of the
Mess-s. Burger Bros, of this city, arrived
here yesterday He will probably re-
main in our midst for six or eight weeks
The gas company has, during the past
three or four weeks, had force Of men
constantly employed meuding the leaks Of
the main gas pipes which run along our
principal streets.
The time for moonlight excursions
has arrived and while yet "the queen Of
night" shines fair with all her virgin stars
about her, We suggest that an excursion be
INDUCED in by our citizens.
The case of the City against A, W.
Pyatt, for failure to take out a liccnie as
a secondhand dealer, came up before JUS
tce Olmsted yesterday afternoon. The
case was dismissed on account Of lack Of
evidence,
The special train, conveying the re-
mains of Mr. Andrew Cain to villa Ridge
left the foot of Eight street at 80 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The funeral was
large one, Many Of our most prominent
citizens attended.
The old frame building on Twentieth |
street, between Washington and Poplar
which has been in a diIapidated condition |
for quite while, is being torn down under
the supervision Of City Marshal La Hue,
A good ridiance, this.
%. W." is not entirely correct in lis
statements as to the design Of the or.
dinance he refers to. His suggestion that
the police officers render the health officer
all possible assistance, is a good one and
might be acted upon with good results
Rev. j. G. Fehan, formerly pastor of
the Catholic church at Paducah, but now
stationed at Hickman, who has been in
this city for several days, visiting friends
returned TO ms home yesterday evening
He is a gentleman Of rare attainmcnts aud |
high social qualities
1t should be borne in mind that the
Reform club picnics at Glen Fern to-day,
Nothing will occur TO mar the pleasure Of
those attending AMI everything viii. be
done by the gentlemen who have the affair
in charge, to make the enjoyment Of every |
one boundlcss Go,
--Chas Feuch.er la. discontinued the !
sprinkling Of Washington avenue, aud the
merchants on either side OF that street wlll |
again be compelled to keep their front
doors closed or be almost suiTocatcd with
dust. Apparently "milllons' are not to he
made ont Of the water cart business
Mr. Green Neil was yesterday arrested
for the too liberal use OF offensive lauyulgc
while there vas no occasion for it. Officer
schuckers arrested the gentlemen and
Squire Robinson fined him, Tie Guc