The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-09

There will be services IN nearly Oil IN
churches to-day.
Kings ice cream garden will be opcl
tonight,
Read auction notice among special 10
Gals.
An interesting base Ball game will b'
played up town to-day between the ARABS
and "Comiques," both of this city.
Leave street car at Twentienth stree
aud you are within one block Of Kings ict
cream garden.
Mrs. P. A. Taylor ID out Of town or
school business; will be absent severa
weeks. A teachers institute will be held
under her supervision some time In August
The annual summer institute Of the
Southern Illinois Normal at Carbon Hale
will commence Monday July 3lst, and con
tinue four weeks.
John Hoyae, the foreman In Fred
Kochlers sausage factory so many years
has taken the same position with Chas.
Gilhoffer, and will personally attend to the
manufacture of the fine sausage that is in
such high favor among consumers. 1t
Regular services will be held in the
Episcopal church to-day by Rector Daven.
port. This evenings service will be espec-
tally interesting, the subject of the discourse
being "Some popular objects to the service
and discipline of the Episcopal church"
The Ohio river rose four inches At this
point during the twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Atnearly
all other points above US the rivers were
falling. The rise here has continued longer
than was expected because Of the swell in
the branches from which no reports are re.
ceived here.
The man who stole mare from
Messrs Be,hune & Bridges at Charleston
some time ago and brought her over here
to sell, and was captured by Chief Myers
and sent back TO Charleston, was recently
examined there and held to bail in the sun
of three hundred dollars. His uncle came
to Charleston and gave security for the
young mans bail, and he is out
While Mayor Thistlewood was in at.
tendance upon the Democratic county con.
vcnion at the court house yesterday, his
horse, attached to buggy and tied in from,
of Mr.. Kings ice cream garden, fell down
and broke both shafts, and became entan
gled in the harness, etc. The horse was a
speedily extricated as possible and was no
injured.
On July Fourth; at 9:l5 o'clock p. N
J,J. Penny, TONER foreman OF The BuL
LETIN news room, and present editor of th'
Pinckneyville Democrat was married to 9TH
dearest best girl on earth" In compliance
with Penny's reques. we extend our hoart
felt sympathies to the poor, misguided
young girl.
What possible motive can Singleton
local editor of the Pulaski Patriot, have il
an attempt to post sour girls" in thi
strain: "There is one or two things Of
legal nature that our girls should reinembel
and that is that promise of marriage mad
on Sunday is not legal and that contract
marry at q date more than one year ahea
must be made in writing"
Judges Browning, Baker and Harke
met at Anna on Monday evening last an
arranged the circuit for the ensuing year q
follows Judge Browning has Uniol
Franklin, William, Pope, and spring teri
in Hardin; Judge Baker has Alexande
Pulaski and Massac; Judge Harkcr Ia
Jackson, Johnson; Saline, and fall term |
Hardin.
The many friends Of Mrs. DR.. Marea
will regret to learn that che has since las
Saturday been suffering from the result c
an accident, which might have been eve
much more serious. She had been Athlete
with sore mouth, for which she had bee
using liquid for gargle, and, on going
the medicine case in the dusk of the ever
ing mstook a bottle Of carbolic acid f.
tic mouth wash, the result was terribl
burnt mouth from which she has been o.
riously indisposed since.
The DuQuoin Tribune says: "Jude
Damron is man Of ability, discretion an
sound judgments; man who IN years pa
has held various Offices Of trust iu his on
/, county, and who has ever been found faitl
full, honest, and worthy Of tho trusts hi
Q placed in his keeping. - There majority
the best republicans In this county, vi
= heard and saw Judge Damton hets durir
tile late local cat fight will bog leate to te