The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-30

To Anna, Ills, TO attend the falr, which
opens there on the 3lst.
--"Grand fathers clock they sing
about, can be seen at John A. Millar's
jewelry store. 2t
The family of Mr., r, II. Cunningham
with himself, are now in Denver, Colo
RADIO.
Misses Mamie and Hcttie Thompson
have gone on four weeks visit to friends
in Smithland and Dycusburg.
General Pavey arrived in the city yes
terday and spent most of his time in posting
himself about matters in the internal reve-
nue. office, preparatory to taking formal
charge of the office on the 1st of September
Go to VIM. Albas on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop In southern His 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. It
Commencing Sept LIST, Fred GERM
CONS prices will be reduced to 10 cents for
shave, % cents for shampoo, and 25 cents
for haircut. Shop on 9th, between Wash
ington and Commercial. 3t
Remember the Lander Manufacturing
Cos sale. AT Hodges Park, Aug. 81, will
be sold one saw mill six houses and lots 4;
six vacant lots; six hundred and forty acres
Of land; live stock, and household furnit-
ure. st
"A Long Branch girl has caught hus-
band with her hair 1t is likely that the
poor fellow will eventually find out catch
ing by the hair is a feminine accomplish
ment which is somewhat common.
No wonder Gen. Sherman likes to call
st, Louis his home. "a st. Louis girl
sixteen years old, pretty as a picture, and
having a voice as soft as current jelly, can
split the PANEL of common pine door
with one blow of her fist"
Mr.. F. w, Steinhagen, of Golconia,
who formed the acquaintance of number
of Calroites at Dixon Springs some time
ago, was at The Halliday yesterday. He
was on his way to Mound City to assume the
duties of position in the business house of
Mr.. Bloom.
Tomorrow barbecue is to be given
at "Pilgrims Rest" a little place about six
miles out from this city, ia this county.
"Flying horses and Refreshments" are to
be among the attractions, and among the
speakers are mentioned Messrs j. H. Rob
inson, Walter Warder, John Hodges, Miles
Parker, and j.. j. Bird.
About half dozen couples of young
people gathered by invitation at the rooms
of Mr.. Parsons Monday night and spent
halt the night in very pleasant manner.
Mr.. Parsons exerted himself to provide
means of entertainment in the way OF rare
refreshments, music etc,
The Halliday Guards left yesterday
for Springfield, Ills, to participate in the
encampment of the state militia to be held
there for the purpose of inspecting and or.
ganizing it. There are ten regiments in
the state and it IS expected that there will
be not less than ten thousand troups in at.
tendance at the enCampment.
--"Coo storage'is TO be one of the branch
es Of the Cairo Ice Factory that is to be.
In large cities this is a very important bust.
ness; dealers 10 all manner of perishable
goods avail themselves of the cooling
rooms of enterprising ice dealers. Mr.
George O'Hara is now engaged daily in
perfecting arrangements preparatory to be-
ginning work on the buildings of the ice
works here. One hundred thousand brick
have been contracted for at Chester, Ill.
and are already in part on the ground here
Mr., A. Black, Of the city shoe store, il
soon to make an important addition to hi
business in the form OF shoe shop. He
will set room apart in the rear portion o
his large shoe store supply it with all tn,
modern machinery and tools used by the
most accomplished artist of the last, ant
procure the services Of a force of skilled
workmen who will make foot gear to orde
on short notice. Mr. Black will probabl,
give due notice of the perfection of hi
arrangements.
The reporters are severe ON a certain
elderly person who has large farm an,
} who is alleged to have withheld supper
from his needy daughter because she mar
ried in opposition to his wishes. But iron
hearted iathers.n law have good reason +
be inlexjble. A young man is no NOR
justified in marrying woman whom he j