The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-23

| WOIh uD No"b' h'D'NNNh'h.
and Twentieth streets have been improved
within the last few days.
Six funny End men with Arlington s
Ministries, Friday, March 25th.
The News says there is as yet only one
candidate for mayor in the field. Evident
ly it does not pay as much attention TO the
announcement column Of THE BULLETIN as
it ought.
-LosT-Two small red memorandum
books, between Tenth and Fifth streets.
No use to any one else but valuable to the
owner. The finder will please leave same
at The BULLETIN office.
"A fellow named f. johnson was jailed
at Pennington, Mo-, on suspicion Of being
mule thief. He claimed to have come
from both Murphysboro and Vienna, Ill,
but gave very mixed accounts OF himself.
A new awning is being built in front
of the grocery store of Mr.. Walter NJ Gun
diff, on Eighth street The old shed has
been torn away; it looked bad, and hence
the new one will be a great improvement.
Six Song and Dance men-Arlington's
Minstrels Friday, March 25th.
The services in ST. Patrick's church
were not quite correctly stated in yester-
days BULLETIN. Father Masterson will
hold special services every Wednesday and
Friday evening, at half-psst seven o'clock,
during Lent.
flax Payer" In the News, calls atten
ton to slight defect in Ohio leVee, be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth streets,
which would seem to require some notice
from those whose duty it is to keep the
levee in repair.
MIR. Harry Jackson is in the city stop
ping at the ST. James Hotel. He is seeking
to make arrangements with parties here, TO
torn a troupe, which he will take to Muir
physboro, HIS, with the intention Of open
ing Il variety theatre there.
Mr.. Charles Day, agent for Adam Fore
paugh's great show, has so far received
eleven hundred and thirty-two photographs
of some of the handsomest women in the
land, in answer to his advertisement. \
Chicago belle is, so far, ahead.
Great excitement exists al Taylorville,
H., over the trial of the noted libel suit Of
G. B. Burnett against J, r. Brown of the
Edwardsville Inteligencer. The case has
been before the circuit court all the week
and will run over to the middle Of next.
1t is reported that more snow has fall
len about the head waters Of the Missouri
and along the Yellowstone river this winter
than for the past 40 years, and that the In
dams are leaving the low lands and taking
to the hills in anticipation Of the greatest
flood ever known.
The Peoria National Democrat says
"Paul G. SChuh's drug store was damaged |
to the extent of 5000 last Wednesday night"
We have reason to believe that Mr.. Schulz |
would congratulate himself il his loss did
not reach more than twice that many |
dollars.
Look out for the Grand Street Parade
-Arington's Minstres at halt-past 2
o'clock, Friday, March 2jth.
Mrs Georgia Delay, wife of Charles
Delay, who is we'll and fayorably |
known in this city, died at Parker's |
station, Mo-, on the evening Of
day before yesterday The remains will be
brought here and taken to Beech GROVE for
interment. 1t is expected that the funeral |
will start from here to-day.
The "Old Hoss" sale advertised in
THE BULLETIN several days ago will take
place to-day in the basement Of the City
National Bank There are several hundred |
unclaimed packages to be sold, without re-
gard to value, to the highest bidder The
sale will commence at nine O'Clock a. m,
and continue until the sold Hoss" is dis
posed Of,
The people who live around about
Eighteenth street, on Washington avenue,
are becoming impatient at the delay Of the
sidewalk builders in repairing the Eigh.
teenth street crossing A lady told US yes
terday that it was aft for neither man nor
beast to walk on" which is about as low |
down as Cairo crossing ought to be per
mitted to get
Land league organizations continue in
st. Louis. The ladies' league met Sunday,
acknowledged the receipt Of various
sums and passed vote OF thanks to all
who had assisted the movement. The cen.
trail land league adopted a resolution call.
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