The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-01

The strawberry season is drawing to
close.
Judge Bross is away from the city on
q business trip.
The regular monthly meeting of the
city council takes place tonight.
"A. Mackic & Co, will be found to-
morrow at the Office of Col. J. S. Rearden,
Ohio levee,
Five hundred bushels choice northern
peach blow potatoes for sale by G, NJ. Al
den, No. Is Ohio levec.
MIR. John Foster of Commercial Point
was in the city yesterday, and spent the day
circulating among his friends,
Mr.. Lnegar went to Dog Tooth bend
yesterday on professional business. He
was expected to return last evening.
The ferryboat Three States has been
reprinted and changed in color, and pre-
Sents a much improved appearance.
A match game of base ball will be
play this afternoon between the Cairo nine
and the Comique nine. Both clubs are
good players.
Tom Sproat, who was 50 badly injured
short time ago on the Mississippi rail
road is recovering, and will be able TO be
out again in a short time.
The Mount Vernon News says: ave
are glad to see Mr., John O. Hartman, who
has been for some time confined to his
room by sickness, out upon the streets
again"
Hereafter the Western Union Tele-
graph office will be open day and night.
This is new order and will be great con-
venience to the business portion Of the COM
munlty, and the public generally.
About dozen men came down on the
Hillman yesterday, and left by the Cairo
and Vincennes road this morning for Chi
cago, where they 60 to witness the big row
to take place there tomorrow.
Capt N. B. Thistlewooi and Chas. 0.
Patier, lett by the Illinois Central
last evening for Chicago. Mr.. Patier is one
Of the delegates to the National Republican
convention, and Capt. ThistlcwoOd goes to
be looker-on.
City Jailer Cain has appointed Haa.
2ard Martin deputy jailer and he will enter
upon the discharge Of his duties this morn
Ing, Mr. Martin IS good man for the po-
sition, and will see to it that prisoners are
properly taken care Of
Hon. D. r. Linegar, John NJ Lansden,
s. p, Wheeler, Of Cairo, and Hon. F. Z. Al
bright, Of Murphysboro, will conduct the
defense Of Mrs. Whitcamp, now confined
in the county Jail charged with completely
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Chicago Hotel Reporter: Mr.. Geo,
Turner, late steward of the Occidental, In
dianapolis, has accepted a similar position
at the New-Denison in the same city. He
succeeds Mr.. Clark, who returns to the
Bates house"
Hon. VIM. A. Lemma, of Carbonate,
is in the city looking after his chances for
the Democratic nomination for state sena-
tor. Judge Lcmma is an able man and a
good Democrat, and in the senate would
see to it that the interests Of the district are
not neglected.
Democrats Of the city and county
should not forget that the county conven-
ton will be held in the court house in this
city on Friday next. II is important that
there snail be full attendance, for ques-
tons Of importance will come before the
convention for consideration.
Mr.. d. A. Norris of GreenvlIe, Conn,
was in the city yesterday, and kindly
furnished Us few notes and points Of in
terest connected with the Soldiers Home,
at Dayton, Ohio, which he visited on the
99nd The matter will be interesting read
ing, and will be furnished to our readers in
few days.
Mr. Ed. Corlis, who is q candidate for
the Democratic nomination for representa-.
tive from the district composed Of the
counties of Pulaski, Johnson, Massac, Pope
and Hardin, is brother Of Mr.. George
Corlis, of tins city. He is an able man, a
sound Democrat and comprehends the
wants of this portion Of the state thorough
ly. We hope to see him nominated and
elected.
The day Of Judgment is past and the
day of reckoning is at hand for all wis
have not paid their taxes. The sale of de-
linqucnt lots and lands will commence
soon, perhaps tomorrow, and it is said tn,
soon the sheritfs Office will soon look like
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