The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-25

yard at Stuart's.
Plain buntings &c per yard at ] Bur.
gers, ct
The trial Of Samuel Hazel, the brutal
child murderer, will come off this week be.
fore Judge Browning,
The rivers are still rising very slowly
above Cairo, but show signs Of weakening
and will soon be decling again.
Adams & Westlake Oil Stoves, at
Davidson's. Best ON Earth. ct
Mrs. Bridget Coylc, living ON Com
mercal avenue, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets, died yesterday Her
funeral will take place to day,
DR.. Moore Of st. Louis owner OF con
siderable Cairo property, now in his Sjth
year, was married on the 18th inst to u
Miss Poindexter maiden Of sixty.
The second story OF Mr.. f. VInCent's
new BRICK house on Eighth street will be
occupied by Mr. A. o, Phelps as photo
graph gallery.
j. Burger will open full line of fine
lace buntiugs at l0c per yard 2t
New line of hosiery Just received at
Stuarts. Ypu will find our prices lower
than ever.
In spite Of the warm clear weather of
the last few days, when it might be expected
that all farmers would be engaged in their
field, the ferry boat three States has been
crowded with teams nearly every trip.
The correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune, who was here in attendance upon
the late Republican county convention, says
in his report in the Tribune that James
Damron is a nephew Of Thomas.
--100diflerent pieces of sheet music &c
each. Regular price, 35c, or two for 65c
j. Burger. ct
Mr.. A. p. Schroeders large brick resi-
dence on Eighth street is rapidly approach.
ing completion. Although it stands high
and its doors and windows were all open
during the late hurricane, it was not dam.
aged at all.
Mr.. II, T. GGrould expresses goat faith
in the artcsian we'll he is driving at Klne's
brick yard, and believes that steady flow
Of pure water will be obtained in very
few days Pure water is what we need
and long for; good beer is always plenty.
Ladies' aud gcntIemens' shoes will be
closed out at low prices. Call and see them
at j. Burgers dry goods store. ct
New line of lawns, 5, Z, 8 and 1Oc, at
Stuarts popular and reliable dry goods
house
AT the signal office the thermometer
marked scventytwo degrees yesterday At
different other parts OF the city it ranged
from ninety-two to ninety SIX. According
to the reports from different points, Cairos
temperature was ten degrees lower than the
lowest.
-Messrs Clark e. Babcock, who opened
drug store ON Washington avenue IN one
Of Mr.. Thomas Keanc's new buildings some
time ago, have removed. They will store
their goods IN Cobden and look out for an
other location for the fall season They
did well enough here during their short
stay.
We learn by call published in the
Argus by the secretary Of the committee
that the Democratic Senatorial Convention
Of this, the j0th district, will meet at
Jonesboro on the 18th Of July. Alexander
county is entitled 20 seven delegates.
The estimated gross earnings Of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company for the
week ending Jupe IS were as follows:
Freights, Sl1l,040; passengers, S49 ,444;
miscellaneous, $27, 100; total, 1881 ,234. The
actual earnings for the corresponding period
last year were $l91 ,6S5.
In special locals this morning appears
the notice Of Professor AL. Goss, leader of
the Comque cornct band aud orchestra, TO
the effect that the band is open to engage
ments for entertainments Of all kinds. The
Cairo public has already learned that, to
have really fine music, Prof. Goss' band
must he secured.
j. Burger will offer great bargains in
fans, parasOls, lace mits and gloves, both
Isle and silk. ct
The RI. Rev. George F. Seymour, d.
d.. L. l.. D., bishop of Springfield, will
visit the Church Of the Redeemer to-day.
Hours OF service, MS follows, If a. m, and
8 p m. AT the morning service the holy
communion will be celebrated, and at the
evening service, the rite OF confirmation
will be administered. Bishop Seymour
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