The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-04

weeks.
Mr.. Robert Orm and family Of Padu-
cab have taken mp their residence in Cairo.
Mr.. Orm is superintendent Of Hallidays
mill,
There are evidences of an approaching
show up town. A force of men are en-
gagged in erecting huge fences or bill boards
obe decorated with pictorial monstrocities.
There is bad, deep mudhole at very
delapidatcd crossing corner Poplar and
Tenth streets that needs the attention OF
the proper authorities. During wet weather
these crossings are almost impossible.
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street.
The front entrance to job Office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. II
Before Magistrate Comings yesterday
Claude French and Lue Farris were found
guilty of being connected with house Of
bad reputation, The former was fined ten,
and the latter twenty five dollars and costs.
The Anna Farmer and Fruit Grower
says: Since the Jonesboro bank failure
we have heard much talk among farmers
upon the question, "What shall we do
with our money! Where is Frank James,
the mysteriousl
The saloon keepers Of St. Louis talk of
changing the name Of their association aud
adopting one indicating that opposition to
prohibition is matter of principle with
them, not of personal interest alone. This
is wisdom, certainly.
For SALE an or 10 horse power up
right engine, in good condition, and IL
foot horizontal 9 hue boilers, with all the
valves, pipes, new heater, drive well, water
tank. etc, new smoke stack all complete,
Messrs. Sam and Louis Burger left for
New York by the |. g, r. r. train yester-
day morning. The former to lay in a
stock of fall clothing, the latter to buy
big stock of dry goods, and both will make
few weeks visit to their parents who have
lately arrived from the old country and
made New York city their home.
Farmers are coming into the city in
increased numbers every day this week.
Both ferryboats, the Three States on the
Ohio river side and the Golconda on the
Mississippi side, are crowded with teams
going to and from the city nearly every
trip they make, and the market streets of
the city have lively appearance.
When Mr.. A. Phelps shall have be-
come thoroughly settled with his photo.
graph gallery in his new quarters on
Eighth street, Mr., $. E. Wilson, the Ohio
levee fruit commission merchant, will move
into the room until now occupied by Mr..
Phelps. The change of bases will occur
during this week.
A sample Of very fine large pums, grown
on tree IN Mr. Joseph Redman's yard on
Eighth street, was shown us yesterday.
The plums were about one and quarter
inches in diameter, with small kernals and
of delicious flavor. They were the finest
specimens of the kind we ever saw and we
have seen several plums in our day.
The 25th anniversary of the wedding day
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Malinski, is now past, and |
will not be soon forgotten, made memorable
IS it was by hearty hand shakes, sincere
congratulations aud many rich and costly
presents from warm friends to whom,
through tie columns of THE BULLETIN,
hey desire to return their grateful thanks.
Mr.. w. G. Davis, manager of the Cairo
Ill works, who recently returned from the
'otton fields of Arkansas, Mississippi, aud
other states has beeh quite sick since his
0'"''', "'' "u'il gColCliuy nhS Dceu con- |
inod to his room at The Halliday. He was
'ble to be about the town again yesterday,
md will be alright soon He was suffer
ng with malaria when he returned.
The bewildering information comes
hat when cyclone blew away the most of
he temperance town of Grinnell, Ia, the
''her day, the cellars, left with their in
errors revealed, showed an amazing num-
Der OF bottles. One of the greatest prob.
ems OF the age has long been that of where
IAN temperance people keep their
whisky without fear of detection, and il ap
lears no nearer solution than ever.
Bloody ARRAYS have been unusually
requent within the last few DAYS in the
own of Paducah A few days ago beer
wagon driver shot woman and killed her;
tuesday the son of saloon keeper shot
'lgar maker, and yesterday merchant and
3'eamboatman were looking for each
other with blood in their eyes, but were