The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-07

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Sam Z. Wilson has bought the lot snd
new cottage built on Cross street last sum
mer by Mr.. Rice.
Passenger trains on the Mobile and
Ohio railroad began running into the Union
depot again yesterday evening.
Rev. A.. j, Hess will preach at the
Baptist church, corner Tenth and Poplar
streets this morning and evening at the
usual hour.
-Mouldings and picture frames at jeff.
Clark's II.
ALL the leading styles in Ladies, Mis-
ses and Children's shoes and slippers can be
found at Blacks shoe store, 140 CONNER
cial ave. 1t
Prof. AL. Goss' fine cornet band and
orchestra will furnish the music at the ban
quet of the knights Templar Tuesday
night.
Mr.. G. d. Thompson, of the Col
conda Herald, has purchased the office Of
the Hardin Gazette and will run the paper.
The paper will be independent in politics.
Twenty men and several teams are
still employed in repairing the streets, They
have now reached the upper part Of the
city, and are doing splendid work.
The Vasser Tie, Vasser Low Butt
and Oxford's Ties, in Ladies' Misses, Chill
dren's and Infants, the most fashionable
shoe made, ore the leaders at Blacks shoe
store, lao Commercial ave. 1t
Gentlemen should not fail to call and
examine our splendid line of low summer
shoes, containing all the leading styles
the French, London, Grecian and Tooth
pick, Blacks, l4O Commercial ave. It
On Friday Justice o. A. Osborn united
in the holy bonds OF wedlock Mr.. George
Fiscus and Miss Belle Winlen, The groom
was from this state, and the bride from Mis-
souri,. They will reside here.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give an entertainment at Hartmans
hall next Thursday evening. AS will be
seen by the programme published in
another column. The evenings offering
will be one of unusual interest.
For SALE OR RENT.-The two fue
horizontal boiler and eight horsepower up
right engine, now in use at THE BULLETIN
Office. If not sold, the machinery with
building will be rented to q good tenant
for use as it stands. Apply at this Office. If
On Thursday the Illinois house passed
a motion to adjourn sine die yesterday, but
the senate evadod the ;Aa"o by sAjonruing,
purposely to avoid voting upon the motion
of adjournment and on the machine made
senatorial apportionment bill passed by the
house.
The last excursion of the season by
the ferry boat Three States, will be given
this afternoon at two o'clock. Fort JET
ferson, at this time one of the most beauti-
full and historic places in this neighborhood,
will be the objective point. Round trip
only twenty-five cents. Everybody should
go and enjoy themselves.
The average state of the thermometer
at twenty points in the northwest yesterday
was sixty-two degrees below zero. The
lowest was forty-three at Keokuk; the
highest, eighty at Shreveport. At this
point il was seventy-fve. Rain was report.
ed as follows: 6-100 at Memphis, Is 100
at Nashville, $1,000 at Pittsburg and o.
100 at Vicksburg.
Circuit court convenes at the court
house tomorrow morning, with Judge D.
J. Baker on the bench There will not be
very much criminal business to dispose Of
Among the first upon the docket will DO
the Sullivan-Frasier- Summerwell case
and the City Of Cairo-Jack Laly case.
Deputy Sheriff Guy Morse was out yester.
day serving subpeonas upon witnesses in
thpee fUn caapa
We think we are dong great things
in this country when we get the railway
passenger rates down to three-cent.a.
mile basis, but VIC have long way to 90
before we shall be blessed in this respect
IS they are in France, where there is the
most perfect railway system in the world.
There the first-class passenger rite is one
cent mile only, and the railways have
been paying an average dividend Of twelve
per cent. per annum for years past, not
withstanding.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Morrison, I'm.
til recently with MesSrs. Barclay Bros, in
their prescription drug store, and Mr.. Ed
James, will embark in sixteen foot long