The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-24


Farnbaker, the Clothier
The contract has been let to Ed. Scutt
of Kemper, to build the new Methodist
church at Corlinville,
DO not forget that the best line of fine
Boots and Shoes are for sale, by o. Hay
thorn.
Mr.. y. King has the contract for
building a residence cottage on Cross
street for Mr.. Rice, business partner Of Mr..
5. B. Penn.
Special attractions at the Golden Grot-
to this week to please the ladies,
Il offer the best Newport Tie for one
dollar ever shown in Cairo at the price O..
IIaythorn.
BY the death of Mrs, Violetta Kelley
a pioneer of Greene county, an astate of
$4,000 goes to Shurtleil' College, Upper
Alton.
Fine line of Gents Summer Under
wear Just received. Farnbakcr, the Cloth
Ter.
Hon. ], 0. Cunningham, near Cham
paign, made over 200 pounds OF maple SUI
gar this spring from about 20 maple trees
on his place,
"A car loaded with whisky, going from
Peoria to indianapolis, took fire near
Bloomington, "Wednesday night, and was
wholly consumed.
Dennis Whalen, young man from
Kinsman, Grundy county, was found wan
dering insane about Ottawa, Tuesday
night, with $2l0 in his pocdes.
so suits, all wool Scotch Case at,
$3.50 sold everywhere at $l5,00-at A,
Marx the Boss Clothier.
The fire, which occurred in Charleston,
Mo, last Wednesday night, destroyed
nearly a whole block and caused loss of
about eight thousand dollars,
AT Joliet VIM. Casey, prisoner in
the penitcntiary, was put in the solitary
Friday night. Wednesday, when the cell
was opened, he was found hanging by tn
neck, dead.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
Mt The BULLETIN Office.
Rev. W. f. Whitaker will preach this
and evening at the Methodist
church. Sunday school will be held at
three o'clock this afternoon.
Another barge load of rock was yes
tcrday unloaded in the Ohio river close to
the bank at the foot of Eighth street. The
object being to strengthen the levee at that
point
AT the Golden Grotto beautiful flow
ers, elegant decoration and the coolest
soda water in the city.
We could not get the library column
into type in time for this issue Of THE
BULLETIN because of the lateness Of the
hour at which we received the copy.
A man-an employe of Halliday
Bros whose name we did not learn, is ly-
ng dangerously i'll with spinal meningitis
n room up stairs in one Of the houses on
he north side of Sixth street, near Ohio
eyee.
"A large stock of Boys and Children's
Clothing at Farnbaker, the Clothier.
Rough and Ready hall has been mag
decorated for the occasion Of Mr.,
John Koehler's silver wedding, which is to
be celebrated there tomorrow night.
AT the Delta fire companys engine
house Rev. b. Y. George will preach ser
mon this afternoon, at AIS o'clock, which
should be listened to by all who would
spend an hour agrceably and proftably.
ladies of the city will receive at the
Golden Grotto polite and especial atten-
ton.
"A variety troupe sailing under several
names first as "Soroni Novelty troupe
and then rs "The Hibernan Blondes"
have come to grief in several cities north
Of us. Their managers name is Todd.
A saloonkeeper Of Springfield, named
"Pcachy' Burns, was shot in the back by a
party OF roughs night before last He was
dragged out of his place of business and a
sculle cnsued on the street, in the course of |
which the shot was fired.
An all Wool Cashmere Suits for Men,
$1,000, Fanbaker the Clothier
"A large number Of invitations have
been sent out to the friends of Mr.. John
Kochlor, asking them to participate in the
festivities which he will inaugurate at the
Rough and Ready fire company's hall to.