The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-02

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Gholsons. 1t
--Fon SALE;-Store boat and stock, o
either. Enquire at elevator.
Trains will probably run through from
Columbus to Cairo to-day.
All latest styles of wall paper at JEFF
Clark's.
Read Cincinnati Enquirer, the enter
prislng newspaper OF the west. 1t
Rev. A. j. Hess will hold services a
the Baptist church this morning and NIGH
at the usual hours.
Long John Wentworth has been nom,
mated as candidate for Alderman from
the first ward iu Chicago.
THE BULLETIN job office and counting
room is back into its old quarters again,
corner Washington avenue and Twelfth
street.
The ferryboat Three States will be laid
up for repairs to-day. She will not make
an excursion trip, therefore it is safe to pre-
dict that We will have no rain to-day.
Nine. Demorests reliable patterns for
April Just received at w. Z. Gholson's, Ii
The Western Union Telegraph compa-
ny has secured control of the Mutual Union
and it is to be operated entirely in the H.
tereSt of the former company.
Blanks to be filled in for publication
of tax purchasers notice will be furnished
free of charge on application at The Bull
LETIN office. tt.
See JEFF Clark's wall paper before
purchasing elsewheres.
Mrs. Catharine Dougherty, widow OF
Ex-Lieutenant.Gov. Dougherty, died q,
JonesboIo, Tuesday last, aged seventy-fiye
years.
The person who picked up tendollaT
bill at the corner Of Sixth street and Ohio
levee yesterday afternoon, will find notice
of interest to himself in special locals.
"A beautiful PLAGUE given away with
every S. worth Of goods bought at w. Z
Ghoson's. 1t
The month Of March has kept up it
reputation for being month of bad wealth
err, unusually well this year. Rain fell
every Suncay curing tue monlu.
Quite a number of citizens were hum
orously inclined yesterday and celebrated
"All FOOLS Day. in an appropriate man.
ner. Some of the victims were collectors
ofmonthly bills.
There will be only Sunday school at
the Methodist church to-day at the usual
hour, Rev. Scarrett having been called to
attend quarterly mcetinG a. Mound City
to-day.
Twenty thousand ratlons will be IS
sued at Memphis AMI the same amount at
Tiptonville, for the destitute in Tennessee,
and $4,000 will be sent to Memphis for
Mississippi.
Ladies' Congress Cater Shoes in PEBBLE,
Goat and French kidd, are to be found on.
ly at W. E. Collisions. 1t
To-day the church Of the Redeemer
will be thrown open to the public for the
first time within the last month or more.
The usual services will be held. Rector
Davenport arrived yesterday.
Services at the Presbyterian church
last night, preparatory to the celebration
of the holy communion this morning, were
well attended. This mornings service in
that church promises to be very interest,
ing.
AS an indication Of the return of
spring, the various railroad lines are be.
string themselves in regard to the summer
tourist business for the coming season.
The roads are taking steps for making rates
and ore getting their advertising matter in
trim for large business.
There are, according to the county pa
per, 1874 candidated for Office in Ballard
county, and II is very plain that at least
1875 of them will get left, and will be also
left without support, as their other work
will be neglected in this struggle for
Office. There are two factions in thecounty,
tie Wicklife party and the Blandvillc
party, and fierce doth the warfare rage.
Last night between and 10 o'clock,
the magnificent new steamer "City of Cairo
was to arrive at the Cairo wharf from
Jetlersonville, and, after few minutes stay,
depart for St. Louis, where she will re.
ceiye her furniture. She will make her
maiden trip in about ten days, and that
will be the time to honor her IN BETTING
manner at this point
Five barrels Of picked pork and eight