The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-20
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
ach insertion.

the city yesterday.
Great bargain in bleached cottons at
8, 8 and 10 cents. STUART.
The Hibernans celebrate the Fourth
of July on the fifth owing to the fact that
the coming Fourth comes on Sunday.
Our readers should not forget the
Champions excursion to Paducah to-day.
The fare is only one dollar for the round
trip.
Miss Josie Winter, with the firm of
John McNulty g. Co., in Carmi, is here on
a visit to her parents and will remain sew
cral days.
Father Hogan, of st. Joseph's church,
did not leave for Petersburg yesterday. He
has concluded to remain here until Wednes-
day next.
Mr. Thos. Winter, associated with the
Arlington, having made the necessary ar
rangements will, on Monday, enter into the
auction business.
Mr.. VIM. Kluges handsome Italian
ponies have of late become very doclle
and are now things of beauty and Of joy
for the present at least,
Don't forget that the Comique bands
picnic takes place at Parker's grove to-day.
Trains will leave the depot at $50 and
10 80 a. m. and 80 p. m.
One hundred pieces new Hamburg edg-
ings at very low prices, on Monday morn
ing. STUART.
The river and harbor bill appropriates
about 100000 for rivers and harbors,
and only gives the Mississippi river below
Cairo the small sum of $4,000.
Mr.. Thos. Winter, who graces the IIo
tel de Winter, in the capacity of clerk, has
Just returned from visit to Charleston,
and found business hourishing in that
burg.
1t is a mistake. The lovely little grand
daughter of Ex-Mayor Winter is not red
headed, as has been reported,b some mali
cious person. No, sir; nothing Of the
sort"
Great reduction in dress goods to close
the season. STUART.
Services will he held in the Church of
the Redeemer, until further notice, as fol-
lows; Morning prayer at 10 o'clock u. M. !;
tiffany and holy commission, 1890 a. H..
and evening prayer at p. M.
Harry Walker and the Comiquc band
have perfected all the necessary arrange
ments to make the picnic at Parker's grove,
THE picnic Of the season and therefore all
who attend may rely on having good time.
In local notice, published in our
special local column this morning, Mr..
Chas. Ptitfering announces that he will this
morning, at ten o'clock, sharp, tap fresh
keg Of the celebrated imported Kciser beer.
AT the last meeting of the city council
report was read from the committee on
! streets which recommended that the high
| sidewalk on Fourteenth street, between
| Walnut and Cedar streets, be torn down.
Those OF the great number Of people
who attended the living game Of chess at
Hartmans hall last Thursday, and who in
dulgcd IN the general dance after the
game, are loud in their praises Of the hall
for that purpose.
We have marked down the remainder
OF our parasol stock, at prices to close them
out. STUART.
In another place will be found the
programme of the parlor entertainment to
be given at the residence of Mr.. G. r.
Woodward, tomorrow evening. 1t will be
seen that the programme is long one and
contains many highly interesting features.
A day or two ago the little daughter OF
Mr. Pat Mahoney fell from one of the SIDE.
walks in the Fifth ward and broke her arm
DR.. Parker, who was called, found that the
arm had been broken between the elbow
and wrist and set il.
--Messrs. G. W. Wheeler & Co. have on
hand large lot Of stave trimmings, some
thing new, just the thing for kindling OF
for quick summer fires, to cook mea
without heating the room. We find then
the best furnance kindling that We hav,
yet tried.
MIR. James Ross has plowed up tn,
drive in st. Mary's park, and is now engag
ed in levcling 1t. lie is taking particular
pains with the drive, and before he get
, through with 1t will have it IN the best pos
sble condition for the races which will tax
place on the coming Fourth.