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


been absent from the city for several weeks
have returned.
The army worms are reported doing
great damage to the wheat in some por
tions Of Jackson county.
Judge Harker has purchased a five
thousand dollar residence in Carbondale, Of
which he will soon take possession.
"A promenade concert under the aus
pices of the w. c. and l.. A., will be given
at Hartman's hall, Thursday, June nth.
Street Supervisor Fred S. Smith, will
enter upon the discharge of the duties Of
his Office tomorrow, collecting street tax.
In another column this morning we
publish letter from Mr.. j. B. Mayham, OF
Murphysboro, which is of general interest.
Cherries, raspberries and dewberries
are beginning to assert their rights. Next
comes the blackberries, the tramps de-
light.
The churches, all of them, will hold
out the usual attractions to all to-day
all our ministers OF the gospel being at
their posts.
There is change of time in the ar
rival and departure of the terryboat Three
States. For particulars consult the card
published elsewhere.
Twenty dollars have been put up by
the Comique nine ana Delta base ball
clubs, for which they will play match
game Tuesday next at Locust grove
The Cairo air seemed to be in sympa-
thy with the political atmosphere at Chi
cage yesterday. Wind and dust made
things very disagreeable to pedestrians and
merchants.
Pulaski Patriot: "Hon. John II. OBJ
erly is looming up as the Democrats can
didate for governor. The Democrats have
no better material IN the state than Mr..
0berly.'
johnny Feith is bold fireman. He is
a Hibernian. The company has delegated
two men to take care of him whenever
there is fire. tits their duty to see that
he does not get lost,
Alexander county will have good
delegation in the state convention Judge
Green, Hon. T. W. Halliday and Mr.. j. H..
Mulcahey are all used to the business, and
will be sure to attend.
Mr.. Patrick Clancy yesterday morning
commenced the improvements on his levee
building, which he has for some time coz
templated. They will be extensive, sub
stantial and handsome.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union propose to treat our
people to some of the best Chicago ice
cream ever brought to this city at ten cents
dish on the evening Thursday next.
-Stuart's popular and reliable cash dry
goods house, will offer during the coming
week, some extraordinary bargains in all
classes Of summer goods, in order to reduce
stock. Come and see what our hard cash
prices are.
Mr. Richard Fitzgerald made an ex-
cellent chairman in the recent Democratic
He displayed all the qualif-
cations of tair parliamentarian and dis
posed of the business as 1t presented itself
with dispatch and satisfactorily to all.
Special notice: Having unloaded all
our early purchases, we are now taking ad-
vantage of the recent decline in goods, and
are offering our entire line of dry goods at
snte-boom prices. These are facts worthy
Of consideration. STUART.
Health Officer Orr reports everything
lovely. He experiences no trouble with
obstinate people everybody complying
willingly and unhesitatingly with his re-
quests, and many adopting the plan sug
gested by the new ordinance concerning
out,houses.
Mr.. Nike O'Donnell has also come to
the front as good Judge of what the seek
ers after comfort stand in need OF. He
has adopted the patent fans in his saloon
and now the gentle zephyrs play sooth-
ingly around the fevcrish brow of those
who seek his bower.
The latest dispatches from the Chicago
convention, received after II o'clock last
night, conveyed the intelligence that Win
dom, Blaine, Grant, Sherman, Edmunds
and Washhurne had been placed in nomin-
alton. The convention then adjourned I'M
til ten o'clock q. NJ. Monday.
Maggie Henry and Mary Lee conduc-
ted themselves in disorderly manner, on
Ohio levee, yesterday, and were arrested by
Officer Schuckers, tried by Justice Olmsted,