The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-16
Smoke Schuh's "Gilt Edge"

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BULLETIN.
"A boy was born unto Mr. end Mrs
Thomas Tarr, on Ninth street, YESTERDAY
morning
MIR. Harry Schultz rejoices over an ad-
dition to his family. 1t is boy and hi
weighed eleven pounds at his birth Wed
nesdsy morning.
Large invoice, full pocket cut, XA en-
velopes-all colors, sizes 8, s, 6ls and IL
Just received at THE BULLETIa office
Get samples and prices.
The BULLETIN hiss received an invitation
to sttend the moonlight excursion given BY
Mr.. VIII Emery on the Three States to-
night, Tor which it is grateful.
Check books, order books, receipt
| books, ETC., done On short notice at lHs
| BULLETIN Office. Stock and work guar
anteed. Prices crock bottom"
Mr.. Daniel Hartman yesterday sold
the scenery and seats in the old Atheneunl
to Mr.. Dan. Hogan, OF Mound City, VINO
will place them in Stokes hall and put VI
| first-class theatre.
Tonight Mr.. Harry Walker will open
his concert garden in Elm grove, where
everybody may go to hear delicious music
and partake OF the refreshments of the
season.
The grand jury did some very good
| work yesterday and will probably finish
this forenoon. 1t has had great deal OF
trouble in the matter of obtaining wit
nesses many of them refusing to appear
until warrants we're issued for them.
Eight hundred pounds OF ruled stock
for commercial work. Regent and West
| lock brands, and Crsnes Irish linen, In
voice lust opened at THE TCLLETIS office,
Washington avenue corner Twelfth street
A lot OF job work consisting of deeds
and other legal documents, printed at this
Office. have called forth encomiums from g
gentleman who had been having such work
done in Chicago, and who pronounced the
work done at this Office equal. if not sGpe-
rior, TO that done at the aforesaid city. THE
BULLETIN JOB Office clsims to be able to
turn gu, as good job work as any Office in
the state.
--Lss, night was the las, Of the Theatre
Comique perforrnsce. Mr.. Walker pre-
pared. q, considerable expense, an elegant
park in Elm grove, where he will hereafter
give free open Mr concerts which every body
Is invited to attend.
The doctors after displaying their
wonderful ignorance Of the effects Of gun
sbo; wounds. have turned the mstter over
to the ordinance scientists snd the experts
on the penetrating power of pistols. II
the experts shall decide that Guitesu's
pistol il an inferior sort of an affair and
not fit to cause the death Of apresident,
then the country will be informed that the
president is out Of danger, but how if they
shall pronounce 1t worthy weapon, what
theni Great ia srience
Harry Walker will not give any per
Torrance at his park in Elm grove, but
will delight all who may 90 there this even
ing or any evening hereafter during the
warm weather, with the finest Of music
and the hes, refreshments in the greatest
variety. Everybody should attend the con-
certs.
The maximum temperature for six.
teen hours preceding three O'Clock p. M,
yesterday, Washington time were as fol-
lows; Chattanooga, Tenn, Ga Cincinnati,
OHIO. "a; Davenport, Iowa, SO; Dubuque,
lows, SO; Keokuk, Iowa, rs; LACROSSE,
Wis, 81; Leavenworth, Has, S.; Louis.
vile. Ky, sc; Memphis, Tenn. 80; Nash.
vile, Tenn, 81; Omaha, Neb. 90; Pitts
burg, Pa, 81; Shreveport, La, 81; St.
LOUIS, No, s.; St. Paul, MINI, 81; vicks-
burg, Miss, SO; North Platte, Neb, 90;
Bismarck OAK, 90; Dodge City, Kan, %;
Ysnkton, Oak, 50.
The presidents condition is still favor.
ably reported upon by his physicians, but
he is yet in dangerous condition. The
popular impression seems 10 have arisen
and ia even shown in some Of the newspa-
pcTs that, the first shock having been
passed, the president is almost out Of dan.
ger. A graver mistake could not be made.
Lying weak and exhausted upon his back
in the white house is man with wound
so terrible that one less strong and plucky
than the president would have been dead
ere now, and the slightest accident may at
any moment bring fatal ending. II is
well to get accustomed to the idea that the