The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-17

ed over to the Kentucky officers to-day.
New Orleans Meade is the most deli
cious drink ~ the world. Go to Phil II.
Saup and try it.
Because Arthur is Conkling man, the
majority Of the republican press think that
the vice president OF the United States is
only fifth wheel in the government and
ought to be dispensed with. Successful in
abolshing this Office, they would next at
tempt to abolish the congress, In case that
we're democratic; in fact, there is no telling
what would not be declared fifth wheel if
it were not half-breed republican.
800 dozen Of Ladies', Gents and Chill
dren's Hosiery bought at a sacrifice. We
are closing them out rapidly at the lowest
prices ever seen for these Goods. Elegant
line of embroidered Hose for 1Oc. per
pair and up. Stuart.
The adoption of an adjournment resolu-
ion by the New York assembly is import
ant chiefly as showing that the stalwarts
and democrats have hitched teams to defeat
an election of senators. 1t cannot become
operative however, except by the concur
renee OF the senate-but this, being half
breed body, is by no means likely to agree.
| 1t is not believed that enough stalwarts will
act with the democrats in the threatened
policy of abstention in order to break the
quorum and is now seems a question OF the
staying qualities" OF tie half-breed. 1.-THE
latter stick closely together they may be
able to worry victory out of the enemy,
Phil Saups New Orleans Mead, flavor
| ed with chocolate or any other flavor, is the
pleasantest and most refreshing beverage
ever prepared.
Myers and Brown, the New Madrid
murderers were hung at that city Friday
forenoon, at AS o'clock. About five
thousand people are said to have been
present to witness the execution. When
the important moment arrived, the pris-
oners were lead to the scahold, which they
mounted with steady steps. Brown made
few remarks which he concluded with the
stereotyped phrase, that he would meet his
auditors in heaven, but Myers maintained
stolld silence throughout the cere-
mony though the extreme pale
ness of his countenaDce showed
inward agitation. When the trap tell, he
Myers drew up his legs which led the
spectators to believe that his feet had
touched the ground, but his neck was
broken and he was pronounced dead in
twenty minutes.
-Vinnilla, chocolate, lemon, strawberry
and pineapple ice cream at Phil H. Saup's
narlors TODAY. Enough to supply the
Mr.. E. Scantland, agent at this point
for Linn & Evans, of Chicago; Axline &
Markley, of Cincinnati, and Jacob Schopr
a. Bro, of st. Louis, reports the crop of wa
termelons in Missouri this year to be
about equal to that of last
year, although the acreage is fully double
what it was then. The reason of this is
that the hail storm damaged the vines con
slderably, cutting off many of the first BIOS
SONS and small melons. Ye' shipments
have been made much earlier this year than
last and in greater quantities. AT about ten
different stations in Scott county, the ship
ments duriHgthc last week averaged twenty
carloads per day at each station and the
price received for them at st.
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati, ran
from one to three hundred
dollars per car; but the melon farmers have
been too hasty in pulling their fruit in Or
der to get good prices and the result is
that many of the melons sent are still too
green for use, which has had the effect of
soaring buyers and reducing prices.
Great bargains in Corsets 20 doz
Corsets, nice goods, worth Soc, for csc;
90 doz Corsets, elegantly embroidered,
double steel, worth 75c., for 50c.; 20 doz
Corsets, elegantly embroidered, double
steel, worth $l.0O, tor 75e. See our 100
bone Corset, genuine bones, for $l.O0; also
Warner Brothers Flexible Hip and Cross
Bone Hip, warranted not to break, at 81 co..
We also offer the new Caroline Corset, the
newest and latest improvement in the
Corset line. An inspection of these goods
is certain to lead to purchase. Stuart. =
Shops exposed to rain and allow ed
to remain in the hot rays OF the sun always
succeeding ram ut this season, are not
} only offensive but productive OF disease.
This simple fact should be borne IN mind,
and it should not be forgotten by members
ofthe board of health. Complaints of par.
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