The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-03

Smoke Schuh's Gilt Edge"
The archery club will meet tonight, on
Tenth street.
--Vennor told the truth about yesterdays
weather. To-day is to be "fairly warm"
'The "Blue property" is advertised for
rent by Mr.. M. j. Howley, in special local
column.
Blank chattel mortgages for sale
single or by the qulre at THE BULLETIN
office.
Tom Morgan is in the city on his way
East and to the old country. He will re-
main several days In Cairo, visiting friends.
The Methodist concert was attended
last evening. The music Is said to have
been of the finest and the ice cream and
cake ditto.
The Ohio river was fourteen and
three quarter feet above low water mark
yesterday morning at eight o'clock; it had
not changed at six o'clock in the evening.
Mrs. S. Williamson has men at work
placing her millinery store on rollers prep
aratory to removing it to the vacant lot on
Seventh street, back of Winters block.
Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
velopes-all Colors, sizes 5, 6, 61a and 10
just received at The BULLETIN office.
Get samples and prices.
The track of the Erie road between
Rochester and Corning was reduced to the
standard gauge in three hours on Saturday
$50 men being employed In the
work.
The Grand Trunk officers at Chicago
deny that cut in rates to the east of IS is
contemplated, through dispatch from Bos-
ton declares that such a step will be taken
this morning
Another season of murder seems to
AVE set in for this region. The tragedies
n and about st. Louis and other places for
he past week are fully up to the ghastly
verage of any part of the country.
The telegraph is telling every few
avs some story OF "Indian atrocities; if
hey also told of "white provocation" we
hight understand the whole subject better
nd Judge it more justly.
Check books, order books, receipt
looks, etc, done on short notice at The
BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
nteed Prices "rock bottom"
The Widows and Orphans Mutual Aid
society met at Reform hall yesterday
morning, and evening. 1t was the society's
annual meeting. Mr.. j. q. White presided
md Mr.. Ed. White served as secretary of
he meeting.
Mr.. Henry Rudolph, formerly with
Mr.. VIM, Alba, took charge of the elegant
barber shop in the Halliday House yester-
day morning. Mr.. Rudolph is an excellent
barber and will add to the popularity of
the house.
--"Koumis" will doubtless become the
fashionable drink if the president contin-
ues to thrive under it. II is a strictly tenn
perance beverage. Anybody, even babies
can drink it, and they don't have to be
Gitteaued either.
"A young couple, seemingly run away
couple, were married in the Office of County
Clerk Humm by Esquire Osborn yesterday
afternoon. Tho names of the couple ap.
pear upon the books as VIM. II. Reynolds
and Emma II. Weaver.
On the LIST instant boot black of
Quincy named Love stabbed another named
Cross in the neck with common pocket
knife, making wound which proved fatal
within ten minutes after 1t had been inAict.
ed. The murderer is thirteen and the VIC
tim twelve years old.
Joseph E. Hayden, assistant district
attorney at Washington, puts forth
claim that he saved ex-President Hayes
from assassination, on the morning of his
Inauguration, by turning over to the
detectives lunatic who had carefully
laid his plans for the murder.
1t is thought that the coming
amusement season will be an unusually
brilliant one, owing to the care taken by
managers in selecting novelties for the
pnblic and forming their combination. MANY
Of the best combinations would appear nj
the Opera House il it were finished in time.
Mr.. Wood Rittenhouses horse died
Monday evening, In consequence Of having