The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-18

Cream to-day. 1t.
The Hibernan fire company will give
q sooIable at its hall next Thursday night
Adams & Westlake Oil Stoves, at
Davidson's. Best on Earth. Ct
New lines Ladies', Gents and Chill
drens Gauze Underwear at our well known
low and popular prices. Stuart. 1t
EST. Cecilia" a nice little poem from
"Linwoods" able pen, is crowded over on to
the first pageof this issue.
Rev. B. Y George will occupy the
Presbyterian pulpit to-day, morning and
evening, in his peculiarly attractive and eff
fectve way.
Chicago Ice Cream at Kings Floral
garden. It,
strawberry Cream at Saups. 1t
Elegant Brocade Silk Ribbon, worth
Csc. per yd., Stuart's price is l0c. 1t is
the biggest bargain ever offered IN Ribbons
1t
See notice in special locals of a special
meeting of the Rough and Ready fire com
pany, to be held at the company's hall to
morrow night
Rev, A. j. Hess will hold services at
the Baptist church this morning and night.
at the usual hours. Sunday school at 01a
o'clock a. m.
Chocolate Ice Cream at Saup's 1t
This morning and evening Rector F.
p. Davenport will lecture in the Episcopal
church in manner and upon topics inter
estng to every one.
AT the Methodist church to-day the
usual interesting services will be held,
Rev. J. A. Scarrett having returned from
his little northern trip.
--Mrs.J NJ. Lansden desires to organize
a class of young men and teach them vocal
music, beginning with the rudiments. The
musically-inclncd young men of the city
should apply at once.
"A full supply af Ice Cream of all fla
vOrs at Kings Ice Cream garden to-day. It.
Vanilla Ice Cream at saup's It
The German Lutheran congregation
has no pastor now, but interesting services
are being held every Sunday, conducted by
Mr.. A. Lohr. There will be morning SER
vices to- day.
-Stuart's Popular and Reliable Dry
Goods House announces genuine reductions
in Dress Goods to close the season. Our
limited space cOmpels us to have room for
the coming season. Buyers OF Dry Goods
will find it to their interest to inspect our
stock. Stuart. 1t
The only pure, unadultered Cream at
Saups. 1t
THE BULLETIN river editor, Mr.. Lamb.
din, received a dispatch from Paducah yes.
terday evening, stating that his brother was
dangerously i'll there. He will leave for
Paducah to-day and may not return in time
to furnish the usual amount of river news
in Tuesdays BULLETIN.
A continuance Of the present favorable
weather will do wonders towards remedy
ing the lateness OF the season. What the
country needs is a surcease of rain for a
few weeks, that corn may be thoroughly
titled and the ripening wheat be well Sc
cured.
Grand illumination at Kings Ice
Cream garden to night. It,
Fifty gallons pure Cream at Saup's
for Sunday trade. 1t
The Western Union Telegraph Com
panys dividend and surplus show earnings
amounting to over s per cent. per annum
As this is On $S00O0,000 Of stock, mostly
watcred, it follows that the actual earnings
| Nt bilt nun'ICh uHu slAly pei Ccul' WI lHc
real cost of the property. Viewed in this
light the telegraph business is very profit
able, aud would appear to justify high
state Of efficiency in the service.
Mr. Childers from Arkansas, who was
here some time ago to take away mare
and mule which had been stolen there and
sold here, was in the city again yesterday
on his way to Benton, where, it is said, one
OF the thieves lies in Jail. lie has Il requi.
sition from the governor of Arkansas, but it
is AZ yet doubtful if the man at Benton, who
gives his name as Douglas Durham, is the
right man.
We have received from A. T. Stewart
& Co., New York, who are going out of
business, the following bargains in Kid
| Gloves: lot d.button Undressed Kid
Gloves, worth Si.50, our price is $l.00; 1
lot 4.bu,ton Jouvin Real Kid, worth $l.75,