The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-06

MIR. X. Hebsacker and family are in
Cincinnati attending the exposition.
The signal service will, up to Nov 1,
maintain system Of warnings against
frosts which threatens the tobacco crop
Captain w. P, Wright returned Mon
day from a visit to Dixon Springs where
he spent week very pleasantly,
Mr.. Buchanan of Greenbury, Indiana,
is in the city visiting his brother, G. W.
Buchanan.
The flag on the staff of The Halliday
was unfured at half mast yesterday in def
fercnd to the death of Mrs. 3. s. Taylor.
Go to Smith & Brinkmyer Merchant
Tailors, and inspect their new stock of
foreign and domestic cloths before order
ing your suits
Mr. Hsssenjager has changed his mud
about spreading himself" to the extent of
occupying the corner room in the Vincent
block.
Deputy Sheriff Guy Morse is out among
the delinquent personal taxpayers, serving
notices upon them which amount to some
thing more than dun.
d. +. Kings and the Illinois Central
railroad companys excursion trains for
Chicago left yesterday according TO pro
gramme. A large party went on each
Mr. Samuel Burger has returned from
the east and piles of goods are almost dai
ly coming after, showing that he was not
idle during his absence.
A negro named John Phillips, who
WAS drunk and had been disorderIy, WAS
arrested by Officer Wins, and fined five
dollars and costs by Justice Robinson.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shayes etc. The
best shop In southern Ills. tt
Mr., Rogers, of Murphysboro, brother
lu,law to General Jno, A. Logan, was at
The Halliday yesterday. He was on his
way to Plum Point to take charge Of some
government work there.
The young people of all religious de
nominations met for prayer at the Metho-
dist parsonage last night About twenty
persons of both sexes were present. The
meeting was an interesting one.
There is rejoicing among the up town
people because of the opening of Capt W.
p. Haliday's new saw mill. The event has
been the signal for new life in the Fifth
ward. The mill will probably run at its
full capacity and steadily after to-day.
Thursday of next week, the 18th inst,
the Jewish people of the world will cele-
brate their 5643d New Years day. 1t prom
ises to be observed very generally and
with imposing ceremony by our Jewish
fellow citizens in Cairo.
"A social gathering was held at the
Office Of the Hibernian engine house last
night with the object of presenting Conduc.
tor Alfred Gibson of the Wabash road, with
the handsome new lantern which was voted
him the other night at the Catholic fair.
The ceremony was interesting,
'Tl,n h,;,ly I,s tLo lDila, rnnV, 30 AZ
new corn meal mill of Messrs. Charles
Gallagher e. Son, is already on the ground
The mill is to be put up in the building
formerly used as warehouse by Messrs.
Thistlewood & Co.
A young white girl who came here
from Paducah recently, got too much
strong drink and caused considerable dis
turbanco at the corner of Fourteenth street
and Commercial avenue yesterday after
noon. But she left the street aud went
into house on Thirteenth street in time to
elude the officer who was on her track,
Talk about inhumanity on the part OF
Cairo's authorities towards victims of acct
dents or diseases must cease now and for
ever. A man named Ira Culver wandered
about the public streets Of New York and
, St. LOUIS for three months, with his throa
cut from ear to ear. He was picked up il
ST. Louis Sunday and may recover.
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Maurice Clancy who connivod witt
John sbannessy to swindle "a fresh" out Of
what "booilo' no had, was also given "a
stay" by Magistrate Comings Monday
He was given twenty -four hours to leav
9 town or so to Jail. 1t was supposed yes
terday that he had left in about the SAM
direction of his whilom "pal"
Don't fail to attend the opening celo
! bratlon at Jack Hodges springs at Ole
4 Unity, Sept. 9TH, A Grand old.fashioneo
barbecue and dance. A first. class baDc
has been engaged for the occasion. Train
will run TO Unity sept. 18th, as follows
1 Leave Cairo at 1925 A. M, go y. m