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

Mr.. John POore is at work repairing
two cottages on Fourteenth street.
Ice cream socIable at Temperance hall
next Tuesday night.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will meet this afternoon.
MIR. James Summerwell is building
new foundation under the residence OF Mr..
Handcamp on Poplar street.
Work on the new plank side walk
around the northeast corner of Fourteenth
and Cedar streets has at last begun.
ALL but two thousand five hundred OF
the street railway stock has been taken and
Col. Lewis expects to commence work on
his line in about ten days.
-Sociable by the W. G. T. u, Tuesday
night, ice cream and etcetras.
George Marian, the lad who was scrl-
ously injured by Cairo and Vincennes
railroad engine last Saturday night, died at
his home Sunday morning.
Justice j. II. Robinson has made an
improvement in his court room by having
new desk put up. 1t adds to the digni-
fed appearance of the room.
The colored Odd Fellows of the city
will have an excursion on the Cairo & Vim
cennes railroad to-day to Breeder Springs.
The train starts early this morning.
Just received and for sale by VIM.
Lonergan, 200 barrels of cement.
1t was religious man who innocently
said on Commercial avenue Sunday: II
must get me a copy of the New Testament;
hear the revisers have knocked hell out
of it."
Mr.. H. j. Deal, Of Charleston, has the
contract for building the Cairo and Texar-
kama railroad between this city and New
Madrid-a distance of thirty-seven miles.
lie expects to haveit completed by Sep
TENDER LIST.
The county court was in session yester-
day, but did not transact very much bust
ness. A number of claims were allowed,
but there were no orders issued because the
fund has been exhausted. The board has
now adjourned until the next regular meet
ing
Ice cream, cake, berries and an even
ing's enjoyment for all at Temperance hall,
Tuesday night. y
Sundays excursion to Columbus, KY,
on the steamer Three States furnished
much real enjoyment tor large number T
Cairo people. The trip was throughout
characterized by all the pleasure that IT,
gentlemanly managers and kindly dis
posed weather cock could render.
The Vienna Times says: "Mr. Stout,
of Cairo, the builder of Simpsons new
brick has completed the work and gone
home. 1t only required three weeks for
them to complete the work. Three men
and boy did the brick work, and they did |
several other jobs while they were waiting
for some carpenter work to be DONE"
AT the county Sunday school conven-
ton to be held in this city soon the exer-
cises promise to be Of the greatest interest.
One of the features will be a series
of discourses by Miss Lucy
Rider, of Lebanon, Ills, known to be one
Of the best primary teachers in the state.
Her discussions of topics that have special |
reference to the Sunday schools have gain
ed for her an enviable reputation.
The Illinois game law provides for the
killing of bucks, doe or fawn and turkeys
from September 1st to January 18th; pin
mated grouse or prairie chickens, August
18th to December LIST; rufled grouse or
quail, October 1st to January LIST; water
fowls, August 18th to May LIST; woodcock
July 9Th to January 1st. FIVE days are al
lowed for the selling of game after the ex.
piration of the time allowed for killing.
AS no apportionment bill was passed
an extra session of the Legislature will have
to be called. This is because the RAIDS
will fight over the spoils. The same spirit
maniiests itself in all parts of the country.
The Malone fight in the United States SEN
ate, the Conkling fight in New York, and
the squabble Of the little RAIDS in the Illinois
general assembly. All for Office. Nothing
for principle or good sense, or honesty.
The locust is abroad in the land, and
the air is vocal with his music; the forests
present a curious appearance, the leaves
being nearly covered on the under side by
the shells that have been shed, and the
noise is continuous and somewhat annoy
ing The pests have as yet done no dam.
age, and we are not certain that they will