The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-26

Notices In those columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion, Marked'
Window shades all styles and prices at
JEFF Clark's If
Mrs. Jesse James will soon enter the
lecture field.
Large quantities of drift wood are
again floating down the Ohio river.
- Mr.. Joseph Ronecker's saloon is being
newly painted all over
The sale of property, upon which taxes
are delinquent will begin on the 1st of June
--Mouldngs and picture frames at jeff
| Clark's. If.
| Two cases of drunkenness and one OF
disordcrly conduct were tried in the court
of Justice J. H. Robinson yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Dunn has resigned his
position as city salesman for the Cairo City
Coal company.
Prof. Floyd leaves for st. Louis to-day
for business and pleasure. lie will return
in a day or two.
Delinquent tax payers must pay up be-
fore the 1st Of June if they would save
their property from the annual tax sale.
For over week past a large force OF
men has been employed on Ohio lcvee by
the gas company, examining and repairing
the gas mains the entire length of the levee
Mr.. c, Koch is giving his business
houses on Commercial avenue, below Sixth
street, an overhauling that improves their
appearance greatly.
The bail of VIM. Fountain, the negro
COW thief, was four hundred dollars, not two
hundred, as stated in yesterdays Bull
LETIN.
Mr.. Dyas r. Parker, of Fulton, Ky.
arrived in the city yesterday. He reports
crops around Fulton generally in splendid
condition and business prospects good.
By fall from high step ladder Mr.
A. Swoboda received some bad bruises and
sprained ankle last Wednesday. He IL
able to be about the store, however, and
will be all right again soon.
--Messrs Charles Newland& Co. are hav
ing an additional water tank constructed a
the corner of Tenth and Levee streets, in or
der to increase their facilities for supplying
water from the river to their several sprink
lers and for water carts.
Mrs. w. A. Drips, Mrs. Ida James ant
Miss Mamie Kenny arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon 10y the Iron Mountain
train from st. Louis, and will remain
several days visiting the family of Mr.
Burnett.
Mr.. Jordan, piano-tuner of st. Louis
is in the city, Will only remain coupl
of days. Parties having pianos the,
wish tuned, should leave orders to.da,
and to morrow with DR.. Jocelyn at Table
Bros
Bids for sinking drive we'll at 81
Maiy's park were opened at the last council
: meeting and referred to the proper com
: mittec. The we'll should be sunk, if pos
: sible, before the coming Fourth of Jul,
for the benefit of the many people VIII
will congregatc there.
n "A dispatch from London says 9TH
C Irish police and the government have no,
abandoned all hope of catching the ASA.
sins of Lord Cavendish and Mr.. Burke G
uncarthing their instigators, an offer c
10000 having failed to produce the eas
grain of information"
r "A colorod boy in the employ of Mr..
c j. Garlic while fooling with feed cutter
c the stable yesterday, accidently got the tw
= middle fingers of his right hand betwee
! two cog wheels and had them badly lace
atod. DR.. Parker chloroformed him an
amputated the fingers.
Tuesday Mr.. Dowell, purchasing agel
It for the Chester penitentiary, passed throug
s the city on his way TO st. Louis. He ha
i nearly recovered from the fearful wount
N inflicted upon him by the negro convi'
DC recently, though the scars on his throat an
neck will remain always.