The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-06-05
Smoke Schuh's "Cilt Edge"

slve improvements IN MS oyster saiooh vi
Ohio levee.
The Cairo Land League will meet in
the basement of s.. Patrick's church this
afternoon or tonight.
Ice cream sociable at Temperance hall
next Tuesday night.
Extensive preparations were yesterday
made on the ferry boat "Three States" for
the comfort of those who will 60 to Colum-
bus on her to-day.
Services at Turner hall, by Rev. Hess
to-day at the usual hours. Sabbath
school at 8 a. m. Strangers in the city are
especially invited.
Quite painful accident happened to
little Freddie Kieter day before yesterday.
A buggy wheel ran over his toes, badly
crushing two Of them.
-sociable by the W. G.. T. u, Tuesday
night, ice cream and etcetras.
Mr.. Peter Saup reports that his fine
pear orchard has been entirely destroyed
by the black rot. Not single tree of his
entire orchard escaped
Mr.. Schoembs, the Commercial avenue
cabinet maker, has the contract for furnish
ing the Halliday house does with wire
screens and windows.
AT the meeting of the Hibernian fire
held in its engine house several
evenings ago, Mr.. Dennis j. Foley was
elected president by good majority.
Just received and for sale by VIM.
Lonergan, 200 barrels of cement.
Morning services and Sunday school
will be held in all our churches to-day, and
services in most Ct them. All of which
should be well attended.
"A rumor reached here yesterday from
New Madrid, NO., to the effect that Miss
Ada Dawson, very estimable young lady
of that city, committed suicide by shooting
herself with revolver.
Ice cream, cake, berries and an even
ings enjoyment for all at Temperance hall,
Tuesday night.
Eighth street is not yet quite CON-
pleted, but it will be tomorrow after fifteen
or twenty loads of gravel have been spread
over the broken rock on the Washington
avenue, end of the street.
To-day will be Of more than ordinary
interest to those who attend services at st.
Joseph's church. The young people re-
Gently confirmed In that church will par
take Of their first communion.
MIR. James Cheney has been making
very extensive addition to his store on the
corner of Poplar and Eighteenth streets. A
room about fifty by twenty-five has been
added and also new awning to protect it
from the sun.
To-day for the first time the Baptists
If Cairo will gather at their new church on
he corner of Tenth and Poplar streets, to
lold services. Sabbath school will be held
n the afternoon. Rev. A. j. Hess, the
,astor, will oficiate.
Health Officer John B. Phillis dis
charged his assistants yesterday evening and
intends hereafter to give the sanitary con-
lition of the city his own personal super
vision. Much good work has already been
done under his direction and 1t is a matter
of but little time now TO have the city In
first-class condition.
Yesterday Mr.. j. H. Metcalf the up
town grocer, sold his entire stock of grocer
les to Mrs. Tim German who will take
charge tomorrow and continue the bust
ness in the same stand. Mr.. Metcalf has
been in business opposite the court house
for many years and has succeeded in estab-
fishing for himself very lucrative trade,
both from the city and country. What his
next step will be is not yet matter of alb
solute certainty.
"A committeehas been appointed by the
Mystic Krew and the fire companies with
instructions to open correspondence with
Hon. Dan Voorhees,, with view to secur-
ing his presence here on the 4th of July to
deliver an GRAFTON. Should the committee
be 80 fortunate as to secure an affirmative
answer from the honorable gentleman our
people would receive a rare treat, for he is
one of the most brilliant orators in the
land.
"A dispatch received here by Circuit
Clerk Alex H. Irwin from Judge G. A.
Marcheldon, OF East Cape Girardeau, states
that night before last the judges store at
that place was broken into and robbed of
a large lot Of general merchandise, amount
ing in value to about one hundred and