The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-28
GENEARL LOCAL NEWS.

| Mr. ID. Rusll, WIN 0tnef clllhehs ol
Charleston, were in the city yesterday.
S. L. Wilson sells shells, for the decor
alton of gardens, by the barrel See his
local.
MFR. Gus Williamson, who has been
absent to Columbia, Illinois, for about a
week, returned home yesterday,
The st. Johns coal mines are receiving
fresh accessions of miners from Hopkins
vile and other points on the Cumberland
river
Lawyer Anderson, of Mound City, was
in Cairo, yesterday, having been called
hither by business in the line of his pro-
fcssion.
Services in the several churches of the
city to-day, as usual. The sermons to some
of the congregations will be especially to
the occasion.
The Delta City fire company will give
their regular semi annual ball on Thursday
evening April sth, Supper in engine room.
Admission one dollar; supper extra.
Mr.. Dan Hartman commenced the re
moyaI of his stock Of goods to his new
building, yesterday He will be fully in
stalled IN his new quarters some time
during the present weak,
-Messrs. Smith & Brinkmeycr have re-
ceived full line of cloths and clslmers for
spring and summer suitingS. Their work
gives entire satisfaction and styles Arc al.
ways OF the latest
General Grant should be invited to
come to Cairo by all means, if only to
smoke a cigar-the "Faultless"-best five
cent cigar in the world For sale by F.,
Korsmeyer. Ohio Leyee, corner Sixth street
Only four days more in which to pay
taxes without additional cost Parties who
have not yet paid their personal or realty
taxes would do well to note this fact and
step up promptly to the collectors Office to-
morrow.
The Argus is correct. The new priyy
ordinance was read a second time, was dis
cuSSed at some length. and after eliciting
the approval of all the aldermen who ad-
dressed themselves to the subject, its further
consideration was postponed until the next
regular meeting.
Under the force of the wind and
waves, yesterday, three or four Of the back
yard conveniences belonging to homes sur
rounded by sipe water, left their founda-
tions and dritted to localities and lodged
in positions where they can be of no earthly
service to anybody--which is very eXas-
perating reflection.
A Charleston paper says that during
the ten or twelve days past Ben Shelby and
Bob Danforth, of that village, have killed
from IS to 100 Snipe each, every day, with
unyarying regularity. They ship their
game to Chicago where, obtaining one
dollar and a half per dozen, they turn their
fun into profit
A dance, under skiIltU and response
bic management will he given tomorrow
Easter Monday night in the hall OF the
Hibcrnan engine house, for the benefit of
Mrs, Christopher Kelly, whose continued
sickness and consequent needs are not I'M
known TO the public. Good music and
good time and tickets only 80 cents.
1t WAS in exact accodance with our
"baby programme to give Pyatt credit for
a girl, when i, was notorious, all over
the city, that the youngstcr was q fine boy.
We lay nocIaimS to accuracy in such mat
tiers, and hold ourselves in readiness, at all
times. to correct or take back any obscrva-
tons we may venture in that connection.
DR.. Marean is perfccting arrangements
the completion Of which he will announce
in Tue BULLETIN, for furnishing the cele-
brated clectro-vapor baths, the efficacy Of
which in the cure OF dyspepsia, diseases of
the liver and kidneys, rheumatism and kin.
dred diseases stand unchallcnged even
among scientific men. Watch our advertis-
inc columns.
-Murphysboro is said to have strong
hankcrtng for the machine shops of the
Cairo and St. Louis railroad. II, in addi.
ton to the desire, the town ran shake the
requisite means in her fist, the easy road
to qualification of the desire Is probably
open. Corporations like men, are usually
controlled BY the strongest influences
brought to bear on them
Closely following our INFORMATION yes.
tcrday, that Mr.. and Mrs Robcrtson's child
was dangerously sick, came the report,
which We neglected to make public that