The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-14

lovely trip for $l00. At
Wanted to rent, cottage in good loca
ton apply with terms to BULLETIN office.
The traverse jury will commence work
in the circuit court tomorrow morning
Persons wishing to file objections to
sidewalk or any other tax, should call on
the county court tomorrow forenoon.
Only one dollar for trip to Paducah
on the Three States Sunday. Everybody
goes. At
--Mculdings and picture frames at jeff
Clarks. u.
In the case of the people vs.. Jack sui
Ivan, and Pete Frazier, nolle was entered
by the states attorney on Monday.
Don't fail to see Grosornor Balmoral at
the City Shoe Store tomorrow. A. BLACK,
140 Commercial avenue. 1t.
Remember that Sunday excursion to
Paducah on the Three States, fare only one
dollar. At
We have several copies of THE BULLE'
TIN extra, containing Knights Templar
speeches, for sale at this Office.
"A branch of Catholic Knights Of
America On order similar to that OF the
knights of Honor is being organized in
Cairo.
- Don's fai! to see Grosornor Balmoral at
the City Shoe Store tomorrow. A. Black,
l40 Commercial avenue, 1t.
Professors Goss g. Lemons brass and
string bands will accompany the excursion
to Paducsh Sunday, 18th, and furnish fine
music for the occasion.
Coal was in as great demand yesterday
and the day before as it had been at any
time during the winter. Dealers IN that
commodity did sgood business.
Mrs. s. Williamson wants young lady
to work in straw or millinery ANY young
girl desiring to learn the business can now
get situation. H.
Marshal Myers omnibus proclamation
against mules, horses, hogs, beer kegs, box
es and dogs, published in another column
will interest many.
The excursion to Paducah on the ferry.
boat Three States, which was to have
come off to-day, has been postponed until
next Sunday, because Of the prospects OF
bad weather to-day.
One case of varioloid was reported to
the authorities yesterday. The victim was
a son of Mr. w. T. Scott, young maa OF
about eighteen years of age. lie has but q
light attack of the disease.
In special locals appears the advertise
ment of Mr.. Frank Kratky, of the Union
Bakery. Having built new oven he is
again prepared to resume the baking OF all
kinds of bread, etc
The moving of THE BULLETIN office is
a fixed fact and will take place about the
first OF June, or as soon as the necessary
repairs can be made to the building to be
occupied, No. IS Ohio Levee.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give an entertainment next Thursday
evening at Hartmans hall, the novel tea-
ture of which will be ebroom drill" by
sixteen young ladies. Music, cream, etc.
will be a.secondary affair.
The thermometer ranged between for
ty-six and sixty-two degrees above zero IN
the northwest yesterday, which is certain
| " far below what it would be reasonable
to expect in May. Rain was reported from
Chattanooga, Dubuque, Nashville and
Pittsburg
Those who are looking for vocal music
suitable for the ceremony on decoration
day, would do well to examine the new
chorus, 1--WE Come Silent Heroes" written
| expressly for such occasions. Sent post
paid to any address on receipt OF 40 cents
| s. Brainards Sons, Publishers, Cleveland
| O., and Chicago, ILL.,
We noticed yesterday Mrs. s. William
| son selling hats at rs and 80 cents, which
we consider an extremely low price. She
has just received big stock and is selling
to her customers at very near cost. In ad-
dition to selling, she also does bleaching
and reshapes hats into the very latest styles
al reasonable rates. 1t.
Curses, not loud but deep--deep al
the mud in which pedestrians founder
come up from the unfortunates that have
tried to pass over the slippery board thai
spans the break in the rickety sidewalk or
Seventh between Walnut and Cedar. Viii
the street committee make note Of it snc
thereby save souls.
s.a.