The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-04-29
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Notices In these columns, ten cents per lin
each insertion,

CRUZ iu-ttllOu'
--Linwood's poetry will appear in to-
morrow's issue,
For rent otiice-rooms over Taber Bros
jcwelry store, Apply on the premises
See notices of shelving, ETC., for sale
aud seamstress wanted in special local co.
lumn.
&C. II. Ncwkirk, agent for W. W, Coles
circus, is in the city and called on THE
BULLETIN yesterday.
Mrs. Paul G.. Schulz left for Chicago
yesterday, where she will remain several
weeks visiting friends.
The family of Mr., n. Rice, we are
pleased to be able to state, is now in a fair
way OF recovery after a protracted illness.
The best seats are already taken for
the Ministries tomorrow night Ten end
men would fill any house. Go early to-day
andsecure good places.
The tobacco sales take place at the
Planters tobacco warehouse to-day, and
will doubtless be well attended. A consi-
derable amount of tobacco is to be disposed
Of
The city cart will only run three or
four days more, it therefore stands property
owners in hand to clean up and get the ac-
cumulated trash, etc, out on the streets and
have it carried away.
Mike Powers honored Squire Coming's
court with his presence yesterday. He had
been escorted there by an officer of the law
for assaulting fellow man. The fine i'm
posed was five dollars and costs
Coles circus which exhibits here on
the 1st proximo will show two sea ele-
phants--the only two on exhibition. They
are four months DID, the agent informs us,
and weigh three hundred pounds each.
The custom house flag pole-the ty-
ranny pole, as DR.. Clark calls twill be
raised by Monday next, Its height will be
one hundred and twenty-five feet-the two
feet being thrown in by Jim Summerwell
for good measure.
Mr.. Michael Bambrick yesterday took
possession of the Everett House, situated
on the corner of Fourth and Commercial
and formerly conducted by Mr. VIM. 0'Cal-
lahan. Mr.. Bambrick will open board
inc house and saloon in the building.
Mr.. Walter Warder, an attorney of
Marion, mas arrived in this city, and, we
are told, will make Cairo his future home
He is a broher.ln-law to Hon. 5. G. Park
of Du Quoin, who was & prominent candi
date for congress before the last Rcpubli
can convention.
Harry Walker says that he will not
permit the hot summer months to interfere
with the running Of the Theatre Comique,
and proposes to guard against the
heat by the erection in the ComiQue hall
OF u patent fan which will be kept in mo-
ton by a small steam engine,
They say the horse will lay over any
other animal in the city in point OF speed
and beauty" said a gentleman to us yeSter-
day while we were discussing with him the
merits of Lppett and 0'IIaTa's horse. 1t
being now the general impression that the
animal is remarkable tor speed, our advice
to the boys is spare not the rod or you
will spoil his reputation
Mary Henderson, dusky dame, was
arrested yesterday by Offer bunker for
using offensive language, and fined five
dollars and costs. This amount not being
forthcoming she was permitted to board II
out in the city jail Her husband Bob,
was up on the charge of offensive conduct
and was permitted to share the fate of his
amiable consort
Considerable complaint is Just now be-
inc INDUCED in by the tobacco raising
farmers OF Kentucky concerning species
OF flies which attack the plants as soon as
they make Their appearance and which
either cripple or kill them in very short
period Of time. OF course, they effect oGN
the tobacco which WAS planted late in the
season and which is young and tender.
We were told yesterday by gentle
man who notices such things that the com.
ing summer hat for women is to be Of
straw, and that it will be knocked in at the
front, damned mat the back, and showed in
on top. Then the rim will be jamwcd upall
around to make the whole effect harmon
ous, The desired condition can be obtain.
ed 10y taking one of last years hats and let.
ting freight train run over it,
Miss Amelia Rogers, whe for sin years
va, engaged in the public schools of this
LII 4 a. I