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

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MIR. Fred Koehler has received one Of
the finest specimens Of 1--we stock ever
brought to Cairo. II Is two year old
heifer, of clear, beautiful, white, gentle as
lamb, fat as can be and as symmetrically
formed as ever hefer was. Mr.. Koehlel
intends to keep the animal until Easter
Sunday, and then give his customers a
grand feast. 1t
The average thermometer at twenty
three different places in the northwest yes
terday was sixty.two degrees above zero,
which was decline of five degrees from
the record Of the day before. Rain was re-
ported from Davenport, Dodge tCity,
Leavcnworth, La Crosse, Omaha, st. Paul,
Yankton, Bismark, Moorhead and Fort
Custer. The average rain fall at these
eleven points was about seven one-hun-
dredths Of an inch, the heaviest being thir'
ty.one one.hundredths at Omaha.
AT the meeting of the Woman's Club
and Library Association held at the IL
brary room yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing ladies were elected to Office for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. H. II. Can.
dee; vice president. Mrs. G. II. Lyman;
secretary, Mrs. z. Wenger; treasurer, Mrs.
W. r. Smith. Trustees: Mrs. P. A. Tay.
lor. Mrs. q. G. Goss, Mrs. I. B. Hudson,
Mrs. A. B. Stafford, Mrs. L. C. Savage, Mrs.
NJ. yesterday. Mrs. P. E. Powell and Mrs.
NJ. Adams were unanimously reelected
Librarians.
An interesting event happened under
novel circumstances in the dry goods estab-
lishment Of Messrs. White g. Greer at about
noon Tuesday. II was the marriage of Miss
Martha Crabtree and Mr.. Thomas Davis,
both of Ballard county, Kentucky. The
couple came over the river especially to
get married; they grsvitated almost ma.
turally TO the store named and the firm con.
scented to arrange matters. Justice j. II.
Robinson was called in to perform the cere'
mony, aud when all was ready, Mr.. Greer,
of the firm, gave the bride away, while Mr..
John +. Henderson and Mr. White per-
sonated groomsmsn and bridesmaid, though
(which was which" it was impossible to
tell.
The present spell of hot weather has
brought into existence myria1s of mos9ui.
toes and flies that have came as a reminder
to humanity and especially that part Of
humanity that have an abiding place in
Cairo that screens areithe safest, Surest and
most comfortable protection against these
pests and that the best and cheapest
screens are those made and put up by Mr..
+. Schoembs. We were reminded of this
by passing the Halliday and seeing Mr..
Schoembs hard at work finishing up his
contract of screening the elegant building.
In addition to the Halliday, we understand
Mr.. EScboembs has balf dozen other
contracts on hand almost as large. He is q
good workman, fills his orders promptly
in manner that is guaranteed to be salts.
factory, and at prices that leave no reason
for complaint. His shop is ON Commercial
avenue near Twelfth street.
Our reporter was little off in his
notice of the choral society meeting at DR..
Jocelyn's Office Tuesday night The socie-
tty did meet, it is true, but the Kindness nj
Mr.. Walter Mckee who is as much sue
cess in the choir of the NJ +. church as he
is when mounted on the tripod of the dali
ly Argus, cropped out $50 the reporter
learned yesterday at this meeting or the
day before and the society was notified that
an immense boat on Lake Edwards was at
their service for the evening; and in this
boat superb organ would be found; all of
which we presume is true as the society did
sail on the lake and Mr.. Mckee did draw
most melodious strains from the organ, and
from his tunefnl throat as he manfuly tug
ged at pair Of oars,and with watchful care
and ready arm preserved all Of the hand
some young ladies from fright or fall
over board, all this at the same time, which
proves him a success and just tho man for
a boat ride or picnic.
!. Elsewhere in this issue of TIE BULLE-
TIN appears the advertisement of the Oliver
Dad Byron combination, which will make
its appearance upon the opera house stage
in this city thefirst days of next week. II
intended at first to play here only one night
and the bills state this, but Capt. Shields,
knowing il to be a powerful company that
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