The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-22

The family OF Mr.. ,. L. 3ennett are
sojourning at Dixon Springs.
MIR. r. b. Hail. representing the firm
of Hecht, Ezell & Bryan, of Paducah, was in
the city yesterday.
The excursion to, and the picnic at
Red Bud, of The employs of the st. Louis
d Cairo railroad, Sunday, was II success in
every respect,
Mr.. J. w. Dusk was still 10 the city
yesterday circulating among his many
friends in the city He favored THE Bull,
LETIN with call.
Mr., G. NJ Howe has 50 far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to be out on
the streets again, looking much less like a
shadow of himself
With the party that left Cairo fol
Dixon Springs yesterday morning were
Miss Rda Corliss, Capt. w. p. Wright and
Mr.. Will. Lemen, of Bond county.
Mr.. Eli Green and several members OF
his family are among the guests at Dixon
Springs this week. They are having the
most pleasant weather of the season.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave-
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc The
best shop IN southern Ills. If
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. tt
Because of the change in the time Of
departure OF the Illinois Central train the
through mar will hereafter close at 3 :0C
instead of 3:45, p. IN, Business men will
please take notice aud be governed accor
dinghy
Mr.. A. d. Perry passenger agent Of
the Chicago and Alton railroad, was in the
city yesterday for the purpose of complet
ing arrangements for Mr.. d f. Kings ex
cursion to Chicago on September the
nth.
Mrs N. b. Thi,tlewood is not sick.
The Argus is in error. Mrs. 3. F. Thistle.
wood has been very sick for over two weeks
past and for the last two or three days her
life has been despaired of. She was nc
better last evening.
Mr.. John Koehlcr having sold out
his saloon on Eighth street, contemplates
embarking in another business soon. But
beford doing so he will spend few
weeks in the north for his health
which has not been of the best of late. He
left yesterday.
Misses Molie and Jennie Marshall
handsome and sprightly young ladies o.
Woodvile, Ky, are in the city, guests OF
The Halliday. They will remain several
days and will be pleased to meet acquaint.
ances and exchange courtiscs with Their
friends in Cairo.
--Centralia Democrat: Hon. W. K,
Murphy, Of Pinckneywlle, received the
nomination for congress in the Goth dis
trlct at the Democratic convention. We
regard this as a wise selection, and hope
Mr. Murphy will lay Mr. Thomas Whose
lines are badly demoralzed in the shade
of a Democratic majority.
"A Washington special says; The SO.
lect committee of the house Of representa-,
tives appointed to examine the work in TIT
improvement Of the Mississippi river intenC
r to charter Il suit able vessel and proceed
down the river from Cairo to New Orleans
thence to the jeties at South pass, stopping
at such places as will aid the members II
prosecuting the work to which they ar,
assigned. The work OF the commtte,
will begin about the middle of Novem
| Der
The fancy car Of Sells Bros. circus wal
on the Illinois Central track in front of The
Halliday nearly all day yesterday. Larger
than any ordinary passenger COACH divided
into compartments to suit the purpose
furnished with every convenience and dec
Grated externally with groups of WILD
beasts IN attitudes of offence and defence
, down With remarkable faithfulness to ma
ture, the whole is a magnificent piece o
workmanship and was admired by man,
0 citizens who went there especially to see it
o 1t will be followed by another soon.
On the Sd of September the thorough
/. bred stallion, Leon belonging to Messrs
: &C Coulter Il Co, Of Muydold, Ky, vii
be at the livery stable of Mr.. A. J. earle
III this city, to make n stand OF about three
weeks. Owners Of mares who may desire
G to raise fine stock should make n note Of
& this fact Charges will be $500, and
foal insurable. Icons pedigree is recorde,