The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-02

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49, Yocum & Broderick, headquarters for
Halliday Bros flour.
"A. W. Lewis thriving merchant of
Pulaski, was in the city yesterday.
--"P CO. flour can't be beaten for the
money. Sold by Yocum & Broderick,
Mr.. Geo. Fisher, who, has been absent
from the city for several days, returned yes
terdny.
There will be the usual service in the
various churches to-day. We hope all will
be we'll attended
Flour, all grades in any quantity from
enc pound up, every pound guaranteed, at
Yocum 4 Broderck's.
The Baptist Sunday school is held
every Sunday morning at halt past nine
o'clock in Turner's hall.
Miss Owens, of Cincinnati, who has
many friends in this city, was passenger
on the Gaff for Memphis.
The Daisy" is daisy patent flour
manufactured by Halliday Bros. Sold by
Yocum & Broderick.
Capt. W P Halliday returned on the
train Yesterday from Washington, New
York and other cities.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
give fair and strawberry festival on the
18th and 14th of the present month This
is official
We yesterday formed the acquaintance
of Mr.. B. H. Kuhlman, of Mayfeld, Ky,
who is connected with the famous lime
stone distillery Of that burg
Mr. Boyle, Of Decatur, who has accept
ed position in the telegraphlc department
of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad at Cairo,
arrived with his family yesterday.
Mike Sheehan returned from his coun-
try home yesterday, and will rusticate here
day or two before returning. His saw
mill, up the road, is now in full blast
--"Sylph," Halliday Bros. best flour, for
sale by Yocum & Broderick,
DIR. Stevenson has located at CONNER
cial Point and is said to like 1t hundred
per cent. better than Cairo. That may be true
but how any man can like any place better
than Cairo is beyond our comprehension.
Mr.. F. J, schupp, millwright, with
TODD & Co., of St. Louis, who has been en-
gagged for the last months putting in new
machinery at A. Mackie's mill, has finished
the work in an entirely satisfactory manner
and will leave tomorrow for st. Louis,
-"Cleopatla the best family -four at the
price in the city. at Yocum & Broderick's.
The circus yesterday proved to be an
irresistible attraction to many country and
town people round about us. Our streets
and sidewalks were swarming with stran.
gers who went about spending nlckels here
| and there and by turns taking things in
and being taken in 10y them, until the show
began. when they took II in.
--"The temperance army meets this af-
tcrnoon at 80 O'clock. Interesting eXer-
ciscs will be the order of the meeting, and
everybody is privileged and invited TO at
tend The organization has been in eXis.
tence only comparatively short time, but
is already a strong one, Its object is good
its influence highly beneficial, its meetings
always interesting, and should be attended
by everybody.
A colorcd man got into a quarrel with
one of the showmcn, which terminated in
blows the Snowman striking the negro a
blow over the head with pole, which berett
him Of his senses After consciousness re.
turned the negro swore out a warrant fol
the showman's arrest. He was brought be.
fore Squire Comings 10y Officer Schuckers
and was fined five dollars and costs which
he paid and came out o. Il,
Our remarks yesterday, blaming some
of our officials for refusing to attend to the
stranger who died in charge Of Mrs, Nc.
Grath called forth protestotions Of limo
ccncc from some Of them. They claim that
the case was not WITHIN their jurisdiction
apd that therefore they had no business to
NEEDLE with it. 1t certainly was some
body's business and it were well TO come &c
some conclusion now as td whose business il
is to attend to the burial Of persons in the
condition of the man referred to,so that re.
currencc Of similar circumstance may be
avoided
- The emigration Of colorci people from