The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-12

The county commissioners ulu not
meet yesterday as it was expected they
would.
Two hundred very fine Cashmere, all
wool, suits, all colors, for mems wear, only
$3.50 worth $500, atthe Palace. ]. Bur
ger & Bro.
Several fonts of new wood type, and
large invoice of other material for poster
and streamer work, was received at The
BULLETIN Office yesterday.
County court met pursuant to previous
announcement, at the court house yesterday
morning, but adjourned, without transact
ing any business, until next Tuesday.
-Messrs. Burger Bros, Of the Palace
Clothing house, are having their establish
ment enlarged by the removal of the rear
partition. Mr.Frank Cherry, with assistants,
is doing the work.
Boy WANTED to clerk in clothing
store; must be Is or l6 years old, and have
good recommendations. Apply at THE
BULLETIN office.
Another improvement is being added
to the premises of the Halliday House by
the ppprietors. It is large, handsome
fountain in the yard OF the hotel The
basin is already finished and measures
about twenty feet IN diameter.
Our readers will find the card of DR..
Leach, homeopathic physician in profes'
sional column th's morning. DR.. Leach
has been very successful In his practice
here and is doing great deal to advance
the standing of his school of medicine.
In a financial statement issued recently
by the Land League of Ireland, it is stated
that, during the week previous there, had
been received in donations from various
sources, 81 ,5S7, OF this amount 81 200 came
from America.
Check books, order books, receipt
books, ETC., done on short notice at The
BULLETIN office. Stock and work guar
anteed. Prices "rock bottom"
Mr.. Matt p. Walsh, ir., was over come
with heat yesterday between eleven and
twelve o'clock. He received prompt medi
cal attention and was doing well at last
accounts. Another man named Joseph
Suter was also affected in similar man
ner, but not seriously.
Mr.. James has ordered the restoration,
after the LIST proXimo, of mail service on
route No. 29,083--from Vicksburg to
Greenville--at the same rate of compensa-
ton paid under the old contract with Major
John d. Adams. Also that service on
cute 20 ,084- Memphis to Greenvllle-be
increased one trip per week at an advance of
$4,000 per annum, being pro rata compel-
sation under the existing contract
Large invoice, full pocket cut, Xxx en-
velopes colors, sizes 5, 9, OK and 10
just received at THE BULLETIN office.
Get samples and prices.
Yesterdays real estate record Thos.
G. Wilson, George Hubbard and wife, and
Amanda Wilson, to Ephraim Miller;
special warranty deed, date July 9th, 1881,
for lots thirty and thirty-one, in block
thirty three, in the first addition to the
city of Cairo.
William B. Gilbert and wife to Robert
II. Cunningham; quit claim deed, dated
July 18th, 1881, for lot three, in block
forty-nine, In the city of Cairo.
AT about half past eleven o'clock
yesterday forenoon, the team of Mr.. Henry
Breihan, which was standing Oh Eighth
street, between the avenues, unattended,
took fright at something and started for
home. In turning the corner down Com
mercial ave-. the wagon nearly turned over,
scattering boxes and bottles of soda water
all over the street, to the great delight of
the boys, who gathered it up and poured it
down with evident great relish. Nov much
harm was done to the team.
Eight hundred pounds OF ruled stock
for commercial work Regent and West
lock brands, and Cranes Irish linen, in
voice just opened at THE BULLETIN office,
Washington avenue corner Twelfth street.
| For the month of June the report OF
United States Marean Surgeon Carter at
this station is as follows: Number of pa.
tients remaining under treatment from the
month before, nineteen number of patients
admitted during the month, thirty three
number of patients discharged, thirty
number remaining under treatment, twenty
two; total number Of days relief, furnished
during the month, five hundred, eighty
three; number of outside patients relieved,
sixty-eight; number of applicants rejected,