The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-04

, C. d. Williamson received fifty sacks
: Of choice Peach Blow potatoes yester
day It.
An up town sign reads: Boarding
hey the day or weeke. THE painter Thereof
still has his being upon this sphere.
Mrs. Ellen Sullivan has a notice in
special locals of much interest to saloon
keepers. Read it.
Rev A. j. Hess will preach at the Bap
fist church tins morning and evening at the
usual hours. Sunday school $50 a. M.
The first shipment of yellow plums to
this market were received by Col. james s.
Rcarden yesterday and went like hot waters.
Judge r. S. Yocum, of this city, was
appointed ON the judicial committee by
the Presbyterian assembly in session at
Springfield a few days ago.
--WANTED-A girl or woman to do gen
eral homework for a small family and milk
one COW. References required. Inquire
corner l4th and Walnut. 1t
Nearly all the young ladies, composing
the Broom Brigade, had their pictures
taken in group by Mr.. C. A, Phelps yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. Ira Lee, one of the best conductors
on the Chicago ST. Louis and New Orleans
railroad, running between here and Jack
son, Tenn, died at Jackson Friday and was
buried yesterday.
One hundred shares of the Southern
Illinois Building and Loan association
(coored) have been taken and meeting
for organization will be held on the 18th
instant
Mr.. Connors, of Anna, formerly of this
city, was here during last week to view his
property up town and to have such repairs
made as are necessary, which will require
complete renovation.
"A gentleman, residing up town, will
soon begin the erection of two neat cottages
on Twenty-tirst street to help meet the
general demand for more homes, which has
prevailed in the city for the last year or
two.
The double frame residence of Mr.. 2.
A. Conant, on twenty eighth street between
Washington avenue and Sycamore street, is
| nearly finished. Plastcrcrs are now at work
inside and painters are putting the last
touches upon the exterior. When finished
Mr.. Conant will occupy it himself
The appointment of Mr.. G. N. Hughes,
of this city, rs trustee of the Southern Hi.
nois Normal university at Carbon
dale, gives general satisfaction throughout
this part of the state as is evident from
the utterances Of the press. The appoint
ment was made to I'LL a vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mr.. Il. ). Russell
There is a strong probability that
Prof. AL. Goss' Comique band will take part
in the contest for the prize of $3.50 to be
awarded 10y the Anna Fair association to
the best organized Cornet band at its fair
to be held in that town soon All who
know the Comique band will feel confident
that Cairo will take that one hundred and
fifty dollar cake.
| AT the meeting of the Odd Fellows in
their lodge on the lst instant, the follow
ing officers were elected tor the ensuing
six months; G. NJ. Alden, N. G.; George
Becker, V. G.. Ii. G. Lonin, secretary; f.
Bross, treasurer The old board of trustees
was retained. 1t consists Of Judge II. S.
Yocum, and Messrs. w. L. Bristol, Mich
Devore, 7. j. Kcrth and G. Osterloh
Another large pelican was killed yes.
terday,by Jocs Campbell, the colored hunts
man, who killed one several days ago, which
was sold to Mr.. Joseph Steagala. The lat
ter one was killed in the same place where
the first was killed, back of the slaughter
houses, and ts outspread wings measured
nine feet four inches from tip to tip. Mr..
Louis Herbert bought the bird and will have
him preserved.
Pulaski Patriot: The Very Reverend
+. =. Davenport, s. r. b., Dean
OF Cairo, will lecture in st.
Peters church next Wednesday night on
the Origin of the Church of England
being in the course on confirmation. On
Thursday afternoon at o'clock there will
| be a special service for baptism of infants
at which the Dean will be glad to baptize
the children of any so desiring,
| Lieutenant Danenhower, who has be-
come known all over the world lately In
connection with the Jeanette Artic expo.
dition, lisa native born Illnoisan. lie WAS
appointed cadet to the naval academy at
Annapolis on the recommendation of A. j.
kuykendall, member from the 18th district