The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-27

DIXON springs Jay peioTe yesterday
Furnished rooms to rent by Mrs s.
Williamson.
"A new furniture store has opened in
the brick building, corner 10th and Wash
ington.
"A number of our young people in pairs,
and in buggies, took pleasant moonlight
drive to Mound City last evening,
Mrs. c. w. Bradley and sisters leave
this morning by the Wabash train for a few
weeks recreation at Dixon Springs.
--Vincent's new store house, corner Rail-
road and sth street, is nearly completed
and makes fine appearance.
Monday morning fine ten pound girl
was born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron of
which they are justly proud.
The secretary of the Protectionsts of
this city has a notice in special local of vital
importance to members of that organiza-
ton.
The members of the young mems
Democratic club are called to meet in old
Reform ball tomorrow night See notice
in special locals by President Leek,
Furnished rooms to rent by Mrs. S.
Williamson.
Mr. Herbert Mackie, of Chicago, was
in the city, guest at The Halliday,
yesterday. He left again yesterday
afternoon.
Leo Kleb has finished his place Of bus.
iness and has almost new house He Will
open to morrow as will be seen by notice
in another place.
The BULLETIN Office is overrun with
work Just now and a few good printers
would be welcomed as "God send, IF
not too long coming.
Reserved seat tickets for st. Louis ex-
cursion, now on sale at Coleman's book
store, only $500 round trip. Call at once
and select your seat. 1t
Mrs. James Barclay and children left
yesterday afternoon for Chicago to visit
friends They will return in about two
weeks and then 90 to Wakisha, Wis, on
short visit.
The entrance to The BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street
The front entrance to job Office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open, tt
The political party that takes firm
stand against the toy pistol can make its
mark. Now is the opportunity of our Green
back friends in this State; will they be wise
enough to take advantage of it.
Mrs c. r. Stuart and Mrs. W. C. Null
key and children left yesterday for Chicago,
The latter will continue from there on their
way to 81. Catharines, Canada, to spend a
few months on visit 10 friends.
"A week from next Sunday match
game of base ball will be played between
the Cairo Brown Stockings, a new club,
and combination nine from New Madrid
Maiden and other towns in Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Barclay returned
from Dixon Springs Tuesday night. They
are looking well and express themselve:
well pleased with the place, the people, the
accommodation and everything but the
ride from Vienna across the mountains.
/, The young Democracy and the Vete
rams did not quarrel worth cent yesterday
They melted together very harmonously
Before the convention adjourned "honorI
were easy."-A little conflict Of opinion
does no harm, when there is no disposition
to cheat, and no purchased voters.
--An acrobat who has come down in the
world entertained small audience on
Eigth street yesterday evening by holding
eight chairs at once up in his mouth anC
bending a half inch bar of iron by striking
it on his arm. The performance concluded
with collection.
The earthquake which passed under
Cairo some days ago continues to be tn,
ground for profound scientific investigation
, for the brainy newspaper editors Of centra
= Illinois. T. w. S. Kidd, Of the Springfield
T Monitor, has discovered, after much research
i that "the earthquake felt at Cairo, H., wal
: Egyptian sympathy, Next
The BULLETIN acknowledges will
thanks a complimentary ticket to tn
grand races to be given by the PaducaI
Racing Association on the 10Th 10th au,
! nth of August. Mr.. w. G. L, Beard, VIII
:, contributed 80 much to the success of tn
Fourth of July races here, is secretary 0
3 the association and will take an active par
J. IN the conduct Of the races there.