The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02

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See notice in special locals Of salesman
wanted 10y Mr.. &. X. Stuart
Rev. J. A. Scarrett conducts the usua
services in the Methodist church this morn
ing and evening.
See notice in special locals of "frc'
photographs" by Mr.. L. A. Phelps, the
Sixth street artist.
--Saups ice cream parlors is the place
for ice cream. 1t
The ferryboa Lula Belle Is still under
water on the Missouri shore. No effort has
as yet been made to raise her.
-Rev. A. J. Hess will hold service at the
Baptist church this morning, and Prof.
Campbell, OF Missouri, will preach at night
at the same place.
Two coorod pugllsts Of Wisconsin,
who are on their way to New Orleans, will
give an exhibition of their skill at the
Tenth street hall to morrow night.
The members oithc Anchor fire compa.
ny are requested, by notice in special locals,
to meet at their engine house prmptly at s
o'clock, Tuesday morning,
Go to Phil II. Saups ice cream par
lOrs for ice cream to-day 1t
Small fireworks and the toy pistol are
already beginning to be heard from, which
is not over agreeable TO tie victims and
their parents
"A notary public says the worst test of
mans financial standing is to protest his
note at the bank A protest is also fatal
to some delegates TO n Republican convcn-
ton,
The Leath specially combination,
which has attracted large crowds at Mr..
Harry Walkers Comiquc every night last
week is billed for three nights IN DuQuoln,
beginning on the 9Th
There is no ice cream superior to that
manufactured by Phil, II. Saup. 1t
No person will be allowed to establish
any Tefrcshmcnt stand, in the vicinity Of
St. Mays park, on the Fourth of July. BY
order of the committee. Henry bunker,
chairman.
Services will be held by Rector f, +.
Davenport, in the Church Of the Redeemer
to-day as follows Sunday School at 9;30
q. m. ; Holy Communion at + a, H., Even
ing Prayer at 8 p m.
The printer makes such havoc with
copy, referring to Rev Mr.. Martin that we
| feel compelled to leave Mr.. Martin aud his
| meetings out of THE BULLETIN hereafter.
| MI Martin claims that he does not "deliver
powerful sermons, only good plain talks.
For ice cream Of the bost quality, and
of any flavor, 90 to Phil. II. Saup's par
lUrs, 1t
Services in the Presbyterian church
this morning will be made doubly interest
ing by the administration by Rev. b. Y.
George Of the rite OF holy communion. In
the evening the usual interesting lecture
will be delivered.
Some day, when you say that in the
spring of 1882 potatoes sold for $3.50 n
bushel in Cairo, the youngsters at your knee
will wonder if the old man is no. drawing
it little strong But such is history.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will set dinner on the Fourth Of July al
the old Temperance hall on Tenth street
The patronage and influence of the people
of Cairo, and the visitors generally, are re-
spcctiully solicited Dinner 80 cents
Chicago ice cream extra.
Fourth Of July will be celebrated in a
betting manner by Mr. b, +. Wilburd, al
Hodges Park, by barbecue, fireworks
music dancing, etc Trains will leave here
on the ST Louis and Cairo railroad at 10
O'Clock a, m. and p, IN and leave Hodges
Park at Z and p. m, A grand time is
insured
In an accident on the New Jersey Cen.
trail railroad, in which train was thrown
from a bridge, on the 20h, about ont
hundred passengers were injured, some OF
them fatally. General Grant was pulled
out Of the smoking car uninjured. tn,
noted actor, John 7. Raymond, had collar
bone brokonand other injuries.
All havors of the finest ice cream il
the city on sale at Phil II. Saup's to-day
1t
, The first number of Carbondal Criterion
published at Carbondac by Messrs. w. Ii
Allen aud W. =, Lghtioot, came to us yes.
terday. The paper is patent inside
scvencolumn folio, well printed and shock