The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-27

Notices in these columns, ton cents per ine'
Window shades all styles and prices at
jeff Clark's, tt
WANTED.-25 pounds white, clean
cotton rags, at THE BULLETIN office, at 8
cents per pounds.
The young temperance people had an
interesting meeting at Reform hall last
might.
-Mouldings and picture frames at jeff
Clark's. If.
Murders and outrages by tramps are
daily reported, this early in the season.
The country must grow more shotguns and
bulldogs.
prospects for very large crop of
blackberres,' says the Anna Fruit Grower,
"wero never better. The canes are per-
fectly white with blossoms"
The temperance Juveniles have sent
out invitations to dance to be given by
them at Reform hall on the night of the
30th inst.
Parties who were in costume at the
Japanese Tea Party, and desire their photo
graphs taken in japanese dress will be given
reduced rates at L. A. Phelps gallery on 9th
street II.
"A fine COW belonging to Col. John
Wood, died yesterday about noon on Col.
Woods premises. She had recently been
delivered of pair Of fine twin calves and
had been sick ever since. She cost origin
olly fft, dollars. .ng
This afternoon the lits.,ioenesso =, :, os.ho
Eleventh, !atrect
- NJ sst. 10 school will have their annu-
/ al May picnic. Miss Hotchkiss, the teach
er, will have charge of them and will see
that the little ones enjoy themselves huge
| ly but harmlessly.
Six prisoners broke Jail at Sedalia, Mo.
on the 23d instant, while in charge of the
sheriff of Marion county on their way tc
states prison at Jefferson City. The sheriff
offers reward of twenty five dollars for the
capture of each.
The Broom Brigade has been reduced
| by four, in order to be better able to per-
form the drill on the Opera House stage at
the Episcopal ladies entertainment next
week The brigade will meet several
times for practice, in the meantime, in
order to be faultless.
The stone-cutter who recently made
his escape from the Chester penitentiary
was recaptured a. Charleston, Mo-, Thurs
day, by Constable Cockron, and brought to
this city last night. He was confined IN
the county Jail during the night, and will
be taken to Chester to-day.
The democrats of Union county, in
mass meeting assembled at Jonesboro, in
structed their delegates to the senatorial
convention to vote for Sidney Greer, Of that
county, as a candidate for representative in
the next general assembly. The democrats
of Jackson county, who met last Monday
did likewise.
The fund raised for Mrs Mason because
of her husbands insubordnation and at
tempt at assassination has reached the sun
of seven thousand dollars. The wives o.
Masons companions in arms who attended
faithfully to their duties, are, in some cases
poorly provided for. Be urtuous and you'll
die in the poor house.
The liquor dealers Of the country arc
organizing for protection against the cru
SADIE Of the prohbitionists, and there is nc
doubt that to the liquor dealers goes out q
good deal of sympathy from the great ma
jority of those who do not drink, but who
do not believe in oppressive sumptuary
laws. In many districts prohibisionists arr
the only real obstacle in the way Of the tenn
perance cause.
-Addie English was up before Magis
trate Comings, Yesterday, for violating sec
ton one, chapter thirty.three of the city
ordinances, by walking aimlessly about the
street, late at night. She was fined and
, given stay Of execution during good be-
havior, or for torty-eigRt hours. She had