The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-27

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The city hospital has but two patients
left and they are both nearly all right.
On and after to day Professor Floyd's
school will open at o'clock a. IN. 1t.
See notice in special locals Of hired
girl wanted by NJ. A. Valdez.
Magistrate Comings has n notice of
some importance in special locals this morn
ing,
There is talk Of putting, uOn John II.
Oberly on the track fVr congressman from
the Bloomington district.
For the Fourth of July the Illinois
Central railroad will aell tickets from Cairo
to all stations at one and one. third for
round trip.
The "Comque" nine "put it onto" the
"Arabs" last Sunday in match game up
town. The score stood twenty one for the
latter and thirty eight for the former.
Persons who contemplate making trip
to some summer resort this summer, should
read the notice of the Illinois Central rail
road company, in special locals this morn
ing.
The rivers are falling at nearly all
the principal points above Cairo, also here.
1t is the opinion of Sergeant Ray, that the
Ohio will now continue to fall rapidly at
this point. Open sewers and lack of sipe
water will be the blessed results.
The hot weather has turned the atten-
ton of the people towards Dixon Springs,
and some thirty or forty, mostly women
and children, Of Cairo, have engaged rooms
commencing on the Bird of July, and anoth-
er large party are arranging for raid on
that place about the 18th,
Another grand free entertainment at
Kings Ice Cream Garden tonight. 1t
"A new two story brick stable will soon
be built upon vacant lot in the rear OF
Mr.. Breihan's soda factory. 1t will front
Fourth street and Railroad avenue. 1t will
be fifty feet long by twenty five wide. The
larger portion Of twill be used by Mr..
Breihan as a horse and feed stable, and its
internal arrangement will be of the neat
est and cOmpletest order. The brick for
the building is already on the ground.
Next Friday Guiteau will hang. All ef
forts osave him have faied, The murder
er's sister saught an interview with Mrs.
Garfield Friday for the purpose Of inducing
her to intercodc for the doomed man, but
she did not succeed in gaining an interview.
The petition for respite sent to the presi
dent by number of New Workers, was
under discussion at a cabinet meeting Sat
urday, but the result of the discussion was
not announced.
We have just received a copy of the
most popular piece of music ever published
in this country, called the Verdict March"
composed by Eugene l.. Blake. 1t is writ
ten in an easy style, 50 that it can be played
on either piano or organ. The title page is
very handsome, containing correct portraits
of Hon. Geo. b. Corkhill, Hon. j. X. Porter,
and Judge w $. Cox; also correct picture
orthe twelve iurymen who convicted the as
sassn Of our late beloved President. This
piece Of music should be found in every
household throughout the entire country.
Price, 40 cents per copy, or copies for vi.
Postage stamps taken us currency. Address
all orders to Il. w. Hemick, Music Pub.
Usher 1870 Elm Street Cincinnati, o.
Grand illumination and good music at
Kings Ice Cream Garden tonight. Free
to all. 1t
Saturday Sheriff Hodges, Magistrate
Comings, County Commissioner Saup and
several other gentlemen, paid visit to
Unity to explore an interesting natural
curiousty which exists there The curiosity
is couple Of springs Of mineral water
which flow from beautiful spot and fur
nish large quantity of pure, healthy
water The water of one of the springs
contains large proportions of magnesia and
alum, and the other, sui phur and iron. Both
are on Captain Hodges land, and he will
probably make the place attractive for a
sort of nelghborly summer resort. Samples
Of the water, Of both springs, was brought
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