The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-19
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices in these columns, ton ocnts per line,
each insertion. MArkeds


Window shades all styles and prices al
jeff Clarks. If
Wanted to rent, cottage in good loca'
ton apply with terms to BULLETIN office.
"A fine brass and string band will furn-
ish sweet music at the Temperance picnic
Saturday. 1t.
--Messrs. Hinkle & son have new,
substantial delivery wagon, for use in con-
nection with their meat shop.
-Mouldings and picture frames at jeff
Clark's If.
In Justice j. II. Robinson's court two
men named respectively Harrington and
Mcdonald were each fined one dollar and
costs for drunkenness
The crowning of the May Queen will
be an attractive feature of the Temperance
picnic at Fort Jefferson Saturday. Every
body should 60. It,
Mr.. John Reese returned to Cairo from
Beleville and Metropolis yesterday, and
went to Mounds Junction last night to join
his children who are staying on farm
until his son is recovered from variooid
"A change of time in the running of
trains on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
takes effect to day. Beginning this morn
ing the passenger train leaves at 8 O5 am,
and arrives at 8 80 pm.
"A force Of men is at work on the street
railroad track, repairing ii with,rock where
necessary. A whole barge load Of rock
has arrived, which is to be used in putting
the track in first class condition. Cars
will probably begin running again soon.
Mr.. Leo. Klebb offers the use of the
rear portion Of his Ohio levee building free
to any one who will clear it Of the debris
resulting from the late fire. The roof,
floor and walls are in good condition. 1t.
The replevin case of Mr.. Michael
Glenn against Mr. Chiders, to recover
mule which Mr.. Glenn bought from a
stranger some time ago, and which Mr..
Chlders claims and took possession of
for party in Arkansas, was up for hear
ing in the court of Justice J. II. Robinson,
yesterday, and was continued thirty days.
"A little old frame house standing back
of the Arlington house, belonging to Mr..
T. B. Ellis, was yesterday removed most
eSpeditiously to q vacant lot near the con-
vent, distance of about eighteen blocks
within an hours time. 1t was placed on
wheels and drawn up Washington avenue
by two span of mules just as though it
we're an ordinary vehicle.
-A.Springdeld, Ills, Livery stable keeper
offers to furnish team for month to
work on the streets of the city, provided
other livery stable keepers will do the
same and the city will furnish number
equal to the whole for the same period OF
time. Although the streets of Cairo are
not good, the people have not yet found it
necessary TO adopt such desperate measures
to improve them.
Miss. Mary j, Jordon, sister in law to
Messrs John A. Poore and A. Coming's, died
at the home of the former, on Eleventh
street, yesterday forenoon. She had but
recently returned from long visit to Villa
Ridge. She was afflicted Tor some time
with consumption which caused her final
demise. Her funeral, which, by her special
request will be quiet one, will take place
this afternoon, the remains to be conveyed
to Villa Ridge for interment.
The challenge of the New York
Store" nine for match game of base ball,
to be played in this city next Sunday after
noon, has been accepted by aselect nine
calling themselves the "Atantcs," who
propose to play at the time specified, two
o'clock, Sunday afternoon, at the head of
Thirteenth street, near the Mississippi
levee. An interesting game may be look
ed for as those who will participate in it
arc all fair players
"A dispatch to the English papers dated
April 30 says "The Pontif, after celc-
brating mass and administering the Eu-
charist to several persons yesterday, in the
throne room, was, on retiring to his own
apartment, seized with fit, which de
prived him of his senses for short time.
The physician Of his holiness, who was
present, declared that it was only passing
affection, and not of great moment. 9th
or kilograms have confirmed the statements
made about his health, and declare also that
his doctors have recommended he should
have change Of air and scene.
An important conference was held at
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