The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-23

WIN. Alba has the finest barber shop
in southern Ills. tt.
Everybody should attend Mary Mil
toms benefit at the Theatre Comque Thurs
day night, 2t
Prayer meetings will by held in the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches this
evening.
Mr.. James Cannon has gone to New
York and will 60 from there to Saratoga
springs to spend month for his health.
Mr.. L. P. Parker and family, Of The
Halliday, have gone to DuQuoin to spend
month or longer.
"A benefit will be given at the Theatre
Comique on Thursday night to the cele-
brated ballet dancer, Mary Milton. 2t
Miss Hattie La Forge of New Madrid,
Mo-, is making pleasant visit to her SIS,
ter, Mrs. Frank Cassidy, in this city.
A new conner in the person of a big
healthy boy brought pleasure unto the
family of Mr.. l.. s. Thomas Monday morn
ing,
Magistrate Comings was called on
| to officate at the wedding of Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Dodson and Miss Hattie Hill, of Barlow,
KY, at the Waverly house yesterday
Services in the Methodist last Sunday
were rendered doubly interesting by the
music of the choir, in which four cornet
| players took part.
Capt. J. r. Thomas is to be home from
''the springs this week and is expected to
open the campaign by whipping the Dam
rons and Bartons into line. We expect to
see some fur fly.
The races advertised to take place at
Blaudville on the "a, %, and 90 days of
August, are postponed till Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday the7, s, and 9th days of
September 1882.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills tt
The entrance to The BULLETIN news
| and editorial rooms is on Railroad street.
The front entrance to Job office is closed
after seven D. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. tt
A grand dancing match will take
place at the Theatre Comique Thursday
night between Mary Milton and the plan
tstion sketch artist Drayton, for the pro-
ceeds of the house. 1t.
All members Of the Chicago Clothing
House base ball club are requested to meet
this evening at 7 80 o'clock at the store of
Messrs Pettis & Meredith at the corner OF
Eighth street and Washington avenue.
Jno, Healy, SeCy,
Among the guests atThe Halliday yes.
terday, we're Mr. James Nix, president OF
the Kanakse Ice company, Kanakee, Ills;
Mr., J. c. Russell, prosecuting attorney, OF
Charleston Mo, and Mr.. Robert Allen, of
Carbondale.
Mr. o. Haythorn left Monday after
noon for Philadelphia, Boston, New York,
and other eastern cities for the purpose OF
selecting a stock Of goods Tor the house OF
Hawthorn & Sloo He will be gone several
weeks.
Capt. w. p, Halliday modcstIy dis
claims having one of the best saw mills
in the state He says there are a number
of mills larger and nicer than his own,
one in particular, at Metropolis. His mills
are plain well appointed and of moderate
capacity, more than this he does not claim,
Perhaps one of the best games Of base
ball ever played anywhere was played at
Memphis, Sunday, between the Eckfords,
of Paducah, and Memphis club The
score stood two for the former and three
for the latter The Eckfords staid over
till Monday when another game was
played.
Sergeant w. II. Ray is to have an as
sstant within the coming two weeks, which
is very satisfactory news to Mr., Ray who
has more to do than should be expected Of
one man. Who the assistant is, or where
from, has not been ascertained here, the de-
partment having only notified Mr.. Ray that
he might expect some one within the time
specified,
Yesterday before Magistrate Com
ings, Michael Bambrick and John G. At
cher were brought to answer the charge Of
selling intoxicants without having obtained
license from the city. The case of the
former was postponed until to-day at 2
o'clock p. m, and that Of the latter was
nOstpOnpI until thn OQib inatont