The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-15

Beard at Dixon Springs has been re-
duced to $500 per week for September
and October.
Received, shipment of choice Wis
consin creamery and dairy butter, at G. D.
Williamsons, 7G Ohio levee. At
Read the "Katc Greenaway' pro
gramme for tonight, and you would not
for the world miss attending it.
-Rennie's new foundry wants old
machinery castings. Read the advertise
ment
An artesian well at Fulton, ILL.,, had
reached depth of 2,9OO feet when last
heard from.
Samuel J. Tiden has caused ii to go
forth that, in consequence of age and
i'll health, he will not be- candidate for
any Office in the future.
Until the 25th of this month proposals
will be received at the post.office here for
building the macademzed road between
Mound City ana the cemetary.
One of the "Frosty Twenty requested
us to inform the public this morning that
yesterday was the hottest day OF the season
since the 2Sth of August. We have done so,
Call at Smith g. Brinkmeyers merchant
taiIors, and see their elegant English mer-
GERS and Scotch casimers, all of latest pat.
ems. If you want good suit try
them IT,
Two negroes, each named John Brown,
quarreled and fought yesterday. They
were brought before Justice Robinson, and
John Brown was fined five dollars and cost
while John Brown was acquitted.
-Messrs. Sternheimer and Bradsfeld,
Of New York, are in the city since Wednes'
day, visiting the formers niece, Mrs, A.
Marx Mr.. Sternheimer was some years
ago citizen OF Cairo.
The first bale of new cotton from Tex.
as passed through here yesterday on the
St. Louis and Texas r. r. for Gilkinson
and Sloss, st, Louis.
Received, shipment of choice Wis
consin creamery aud dairy butter, at G. D.
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Only 5000 per week for balance of this
season at Dixon Springs The hotel will
not close this fall.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc The
best shop IN southern Ills, If
The Young Peoples Kate Greenaway
concert tonight should be visited by every
person in the city. 1t will be an entertain
ment well worth attending
After long and bitter struggle, in
which vote was eminent, the colored
people of East St. Lonis have enforced the
enrolment of their children in the white
peoples schools. AS a consequence OF this
the disruption Of the school is threatened.
A vote for the Republican state ticket
is a vote in favor OF lowering the public
school system of the state to a component
part of partisan political machine, and
putting a professional politician, not an eX'
perienced educator, at the head oft.
Wednesday evening, at u meeting OF
the teachers of the Methodist Sunday
school, Mr.. p. w. Barclay resigned the su
perntendency of the Sunday school after Q
long ana very satisfactory incumbency
Mr.. w. II, Oakley was elected as Mr.
Barclays successor.
The work of repairing the damage
done by the hurricane to the gas works
has now extended TO the demolished re-
servoir The iron for new reservoir has
arrived and so have couple Of skilled
mechanics who are now engaged in put
, ting it up. The new reservoir will b,
larger and stronger than the old one was
Sells Bros circus drew an immens
crowd Of people to Paducah yesterday. ]
was the first show paducah had seen 70
some time and everybody was on a qui vive
The ticket agent counted 1851 tickets sole
at both performances. The great tent wa
crowded standing room being at a premi
UNI
- Mr.. A. Blacks new shoe shop is nov
in full blast and is turning out some Of the
finest handmade goods in the city. 1t i
stocked with all the best material used il
the trade, and the work is done by an ex
perenced shoemaker, hence Mr.. B'acl
feels safe in guaranteeing that all worl
4 done in his shop will prove satisfactory
{ Call on him now and leave orders for you
: fall foot.gear 1t.
!. Translated from the Omnibus Tn,
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