The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-24

Plain buntings &c per yard at J. Bur-
gers. 9t
Adams 81 Westakc Oil Stoves, at
Davidson's. Best ON Earth, Ct
j. Burger will open full line OF fine
laces, buntings at lOc per yard. ct
About the middle of next month the
Illinois Central railroad company will give
a grand excursion to Chicago at reasonable
rates.
-Paducahaus who are compelled to stay
out late at night threaten to provide them
selves with miners lamps and fasten them
TO their hats when going to or from home,
100 different pieces of sheet music-5c
each. Regular price, 35c Or two for G5c.
J. Burger. 2t
Hon. Oscar Turner of the cold Glib
rater District" in Kentucky, announces
that is candidate for reelection to
congress. His claims are good.
In special locals appears notice by
the Arab base bail club accepting the chal-
lenge of the Comique nine for match
game of base ball on the 25th inst.
Ladies' and gentlemens' shoes will be
closed out at low prices. Call and see them
at J. Burgers dry goods store. 2t
The ladies' of the Episcopal church
have purchased the right to conduct the
lunch stand in St. Mary's park on the
Fourth of July. They paid one hundred
dollars for the privilege. They are already
making extensive preparations for the sup
plies, etc, in anticipation of very big day
Bishop Seymore will be in this city
| tomorrow, and officiate in the Church of
the Redeemer. He will conduct services
and administer the rite Of the holy com
munion, at eleven o'clock in the morning,
and at the evening service he will confirm
a number of young people. He will de-
| liver a sermon at each service.
Among our new advertisements will
| be found the card of Professor Floyd,
stating terms, by week, month or term OF
| twelve weeks. The summer term com.
mences July 9th. Professor Floyd is an
excellent teacher, and the advancement OF
scholars, under his instruction, is steady
and sure.
J. Burger will offer great bargains in
fans, parasols, lace mits and gloves, both
Isle and silk. ct
AS may be seen from special locals
Cairo Lodge No. 237 has abandoned the
project Of grand excursion in celebration
of to-day which is St. Johns day, But the
lodge will not let the day pass unrecognized
A sOciable will be given at the hall tonight
which will be in every way fitting rccog
milton of the great day and an occasion
Of unalloyed pleasure to the guests,
Vienna Times "Mr. Bayes the other
day found in the hollow of Il log near the
house of the late Mr. James Bayles, gold
coin 10 the amount Of some two or three hun
dred dollars. There is no telling how
much money the deceased may have hid in
like places, he having been so suddenly re-
moved by murderOus hands, that the where
abou,s OF his treasure could not be oh.
tanned"
The Fourth OF July News, n new paper
made it's appearance in this city yesterday
II is a six column single sheet, printed al
The BULLETIN office, and published aud
edited by the "Fourth Of July" arrangement
committee. 1t is filled on both sides with
interesting reading matter, but principally
with large, well displayed advertisements
Of the principal business firms in the city
OF course, the composition and printing Il
done in a manner that can not be excelled
by any printing house in the world
We will close out an elegant line Of
laces, embrolderies aud white goods, re-
CARELESS of cost. j, Burger. 81
On the 9Th instant Miss Ella NJ. Turn
er, niece Of Mrs. AL. II. Hurd, of this city
and Mr.. Albert 4. Sherwin, of Streator, H.,
will be married in the Presbyterian church
here by Rev. B. Y. George. Miss Turner
has been in the city for some months on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, and has dur.
ing that time won the friendship and high
esteem of many citizens, young and { ;.