The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-17

Window shades all styles cad prices at
JEFF Clark's. u
Wanted to rent, cottage in good locs'
ton apply with terms to BULLETIN office
Jacob Kline advertises in another col
umn kiln of his fine brick ready tor
delivery.
The Mystic Krcw is completing ar
engagements to give Lawn May party at
its hall Thursday the 25th instant.
Mr.. Jacob Klee has opened his ice de-
Dot at the City Brewery, between Eighth
and Ninth street, and asks his customers to
come and see him there.
Mr.. Thomas Sproat is having large
| ice box put up in the store Of Mr. W. h'
Cundiff, on Eighth street.
"A force of men is at work on the st.
| James hotel, repairing the damage done TO
| it by the late FIRE. The work to DO done is
mostly glazing and painting
-Mouldings aud picture frames at jeff
Clark's. IT,
Miss Maud Burnett went to Dixon
Springs yesterday morning for few weeks
visit. The Springs will be open on the LIST
of June, and great many rooms are al
ready engaged for that date.
Gertrude in another column, COM
plain of an evil which prevails more or
less in every city and against which the au-
thorities are, to some extent, powerless But
it is an evil of no mean proportions and is
deserving of special attention from officers
Monday and Tuesday the St. Louis d
Cairo railroad trains were cut of from the
city by high water, and passenger trains
stopped above the city somewhere. To
day, it is thought, they will be able to run
into the city again as usual.
In the circuit court yesterday the case
of the negro Lee Smith, who stole a quantity
of butter and eggs from Dir. ]. L. Alden
some time ago, was up for trial and &C.
cupied the entire day. The case will be
concluded to-day.
1t has been definitely decided that the
entertainment OF the ladies of the Episcopal
church, given at Hartmans hall last week,
shall be repeated at the Opera House about
the LIST of June, the proceeds to be rendered
to the Cairo Public Library. The nature
and manner of the entertainment and the
object sought to be attained, will doubtless
insure large attendance.
Three new cases of variolaid were
taken charge of by the authorities yesterday
and conveyed to the city hospital. Two OF
them broke out in frame building, situa'
ted in the infected districts on Poplar street
The other was woman who had recently
removed from the infected district to Syca'
more street. where the disease broke out on
her. They are all negroes.
| Three general assemblies OF as many
different branches of the Presbyterian
church, meet in different parts of the coun-
try on the same day this week, viz the Pres
byterian general assembly (northern) in
Springfield, H.; the southern general as
sembly at Atlanta, Ga. and that of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at Hunts
Vile, la.,--all on Thursday, May IS.
fourth--the United Presbyterian assembl!
commences its session at Monmouth, il
] | this state, on Wednesday, May "a.
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II plication.
l. The republican congressional conven
0 ton will be held in this city, fthe views c,
pressed upon this subject by the press {
the district are needed. The Massac Jour
nal says; "The Anna Advocate favors An
: ma as the place to hold the Congressiont
3 Conventi&. Other, and We believe tn
i more universal expressions, are for Cairo
l. Cairo is certainly the best place in the di,
trict, because 1t ia easily access
ible by river and rail frol
every county in the district, has an
i pie hotel accommodations, and has no Cal
or didate in her county, which must also b
is considered. BY all means let the CONVEX
II, ton be held at Cairo
e "A case Of apparent desertion has d
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