The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-05
New wall paper Mt JEFF Clark's.


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-FoR SALE:--Store boat and stock, OF
either. Enquire at elevator.
Commissioner Guy Morse issued his
last "rashnms" yesterday.
Buy Dado window curtains from JEFF
NJ. Clark. If.
The Choral society met at DR.. G. w.
Jocelyn's dental parlors last night. The
attendance was large and the music good.
The BULLETIN job office and counting
room is back into its old quarters again,
corner Washington avenue and Twelfth
street.
Blanks to be filled in for publication
of tax purchasers notice will be furnished
free ofcharge on application at THE Bull
LErIN office. tt.
Both uptown sewers were opened yes
terday afternoon SO that all the sewers are
now open and carrying the sipe water out
of the city very rapidly.
Sec jeff Clark's wall paper before
purchasing elsewheres
"A horse belonging to Mr.. James
0'Donnell broke Though the side walk at
the corner of Twelfth street and CONNER
cial avenue, but was put upon his feet
again without sustaining any injury.
The steamer "Jack Winter" was at
work yesterday afternoon pumping the
water out of the basement of the opera
house, preparatory to the coming perform
ance of"Across the Continent"
A notice in special locals requests
persons who have furniture stored in the
business house of Messrs. r. Smith & Co.,
to remove it "without further notice"
The reason for this request is that the firm
needs more room for large stock of
liquors which is now on its way here.
ALI latest styles of wall paper at jeff
Clark's.
Mr.. John Koehler contemplates max
ing some very extensive Improvements in
the old Flora Garden soon and throwing it
open to the public in grand style as place
of amusement and recreation. He expects
to have everything in readiness for the
opening on the first of May.
While the John A. Scudier was laying
at the wharf boat yesterday negro by the
name of Thomas Crawford was drowned.
He was rolling barrel Of -four at the
middle gang way Of the boat and slipped
and fell into the river and never rose again.
He lived and shipped at St. Louis.
The sale Of furniture at the Arlington
Hotel was well attended but the goods on.
ly brought about 80 per cent of their value.
Many coed bargain was obtained yester-
day. The sale will be resumed at one o'clock,
when more furniture, crockery-ware, glass
and silver ware will be disposed of at what
ever price they will bring. 1t
Assistant inspector of State Malta
Stinson was!ia the city Monday and inspect
I'd the Halliday Guards a, the Tenth street
nall in the evening of thar day. The in
,pection was only preliminary, but ives
very satisfactory to both the inspector and
the guards; another inspection will be lad
soon.
The following are the officers of the
Arab fire company for the ensuing year,
elected at meeting held Monday night;
Mr. T. ]. Kerth, President; Mr.. A. Lohr;
Vice President; Mr.. p. H. Schulz, Secretary,
Mr.. Claude Winter, Treasurer; Mr.. Chas.
Gilhofer, Captain. Board of Directors:
Messrs, c. ~. Nef, VIM. Winter, Chss Gil.
hofer, jeff NJ. Clark and Chas Fare.
The services in St. Patrlck's church on
Sunday morning were unusually interest
ing and impressive. The Ancient Order
Of Hiberniaus attended services in body
and partook Of the hol communion, and
Father Matterson delivered very eloquent
and appropriate little address, which has
been the subject of much favorable com
ment by those WAC heard it.
"A gentleman named Goldsburg ar
rived here yesterday in charge of a large
lumber raft, which had gotten away from
him near Nashville where he intended to
sell it. He sought to find purchaser for
There as he had at other points on his
way down, but did not succeed. He will
probably transfer it to cars at this point
and send it direct to Chicago to be sold
there.
The negro, John Marshall who Sc.
riously cut negress in Fifth street den q
few days ago and then fled the city, has
not yet been captured. He was heard