The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-04


next day don't forget it.
See notice of "For Rent" in special
locals this morning.
Read notice of fine horse, carriage, har-
ness, etc, for sale.
"A good lot of casks suitable for water
carts and tanks, all Sizes for sale cheap, at
City Brewery, cor, 9th and Wash. ave. Ct
--Drs. Parker we're called upon to dress
the hand of little Jimmie Galligan who
had two tingurs cut off by saw in the
Singer works.
To day or tomorrow Mr.. Charles New
land will place another new sprinkler on
Washington avenue. He has ii nearly fin
ished now.
The new street committee met at the
Office of Mayor Thistlewood yesterday af-
tternoon for the purpose of organizing and
| determining upon a plan of action.
"A meeting of the Episcopal ladies
will be held at Mrs. w. +. Gilberts this
afternoon at o'clock to perfect arrange
ments for the sociable at Hartman's hall
next week. A full attendance is desired.
"A committee of the Cairo Temper
perance Reform club made trip to San
dusky yesterday to ascertain the attractions
there offered for grand picnic which the
organization expects to give soon.
"A good stone crossing is being laid
over Commercial avenue, on the south side
of Eighth street. 1t is being constructed
of rough stone firmly embedded in gravel
1t is some wider than those over Railroad
street.
For SALE OR RENT.--The two tlue
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 good tenant
for use as it stands. Apply at this office If
The hours for opening the library are
changed on the LIST of May, from O'Clock
until o'clock to o'clock until o'clock,
which arrangement holds good until the
LIST of October. A number of new books
will shortly be received at the library
which will be good news to readers.
The Poultry Monthly published by
tue Ferris Publishing Co., at Albany, Il.
Y, is worth ten times the price-$125 per
year, to any one at all interested in fine
pigeons, ducks, geese, dogs, poultryiexhibi-
tons, etc The May number just out is
particularly fine one.
"A communication received yesterday
by THE BULLETIN from DR.. Rauch of the
state board of health, states that the only
vaccination returns so tar received by the
board from this county is from Cairo,
which shows neglect on the part Of phys
icians in other parts of the county.
-Inspecial locals this morning appears
notice of the dissolution of the partner
ship heretofore existing between Mr.. James
Bell and Captain w. P. Halliday. This
dissolution does not signify that the inten-
ton to rebuild the box factory has been
abandoned. On the contrary, the institu-
ton will be replaced on an equally large
scale, and work will be begun during the
present season.
The bond Of Samuel Brown, for gather
ing up and removing the slops from the
city limits for the present season, offered in
connection with the bid at the last meet
ing of the council, was signed by gentle
men worth all the way from one to two
hundred thousand dollars, and bore the
seal Of notary public. Brown was the
only bidder for this job and was promptly
awarded the contract
Citizens of Clay county, the home of
the James boys, held mass meeting yes
terday and passed resolutions fully indors-
Ing the Governors course in the removal
Of the sprightly Jesse. In county which
has endured so much lgnominy from being
the the rendezvous of outlaws, people are
not going to draw fine distinctions as to
methods where results are 30 good.
jay Gould, after inspecting two thou
sand miles Of his southwestern railways,
put into Chicago for asquare meal. He says
there is an assurance of abundant crops
and favorable outlook for a rise in rail.
way values. lie entered his protest against
the powers exercised by the Illinois com.
missioners, and expressed the hope that the
roads of the state would soon be owned by
her citizens.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
perfecting arrangements for an entertain
ment at Hartman's hall on May 18th, a