The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-12

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Window shades all styles and prices a
jeff Clark's, tt
: Go to Paducah Sunday, the l4th-'
lovely trip for $lOO At
-FoR SALE-Cheap at $500, a goot
refrigerator Enquire of Mrs. Burnett OF
Tenth street. ot
The date of the temperance picnic to
be held at Fort jefferson, has been changed
from the 18th to Goth instant.
If any one wants q bargain in agood
saddle and buggy horse, with outfit com
plete, they will find one advertised in
another colum.
Only one dollar for trip to Paducah
on the Three States Sunday. Everybody
| goes. At
The mayors annual address to the city
council, which was published in yesterdays
BULLETIN, presents some interesting facts
and should be generally read.
Mr.. Joseph Steagala has been appoint
cd assistent chief Of the fire department
and was broken in the first night after his
appointment by the FIRE on Ohio levee and
Eighth street.
-Mculdings and picture frames at jeff
Clarks. If.
Remember that Sunday excursion to
Paducah on the Three States, fare only one
dollar. at
"A ground hog, belonging to Mr.. Hall,
express agent for the Iron Mountain rails
road, is attracting much attention. Mr.
Hall has the animal in neat cage and
set out in front Of the Office, on Ohio levoe
ALI signs Of smallpox or varioloid
have now disappeared from Eleventh street,
hence no danger need be apprehended by
parents of children attending the primary
school. The two cases which broke out
near the Jail are entirely well.
Much Of the lime, which was stored
in the Vincent building, and which is ly-
ing in heap on the ground where the
building stood, the barrels having all burn
ed off from around it, is uninjured. Mr..
Vincent has procured new barrels, and is
having 1t rebarreled.
"A negro woman living on Fortieth
street, who has been afflicted with small
pox for several days and had received the
attention OF the authorities, was removed
to the city hospital yesterday. She has the
disease in a continent form and may not re-
cover.
Professors Goss g. Lemons brass and
string bands will accompany the excursion
to Paducah Sunday, l4th, and furnish fine
music for the occasion.
The grand jury, with Mr.. c. N. Hughes,
as foreman, convened again yesterday morn.
ing to continue it's work of unearthing
crimes and bringing criminals to the notice
Of the court 1t adjourned about five
o'clock in the evening to meet again at ten
this morning. twill probably finish its
labors this forenoon.
The committee having In charge tho
preparations for the Decoration Day cere.
mony at Mound City on the s0th instant,
has invited General J. O. Black, of Dan.
vile, Ills, TO deliver the Grafton on the oc.
casion and has received a favorable re-
sponse. The general is we'll known as a
brave soldier and q good orator. Those
who attend the ceremony will probably |
be highly entertained.
AN addition has been built to the city
hospital in order that patients there may
be more comfortable. The inmates now,
whose number has not been increased dur.
ing the past three or four days, are all do
ing well, as are also the small -pOx pa.
rients outside Of the hospital. There are now
very few contagious cases in tho city and
these are growing beautifully less every
day.
The lots on Ohio levee, made vacant
by the fire Of Wednesday morning, arc all
tho property of gentlemen of sufficient
means to erect number of respectable
looking business houses on them within a
little while, and ii is probable that before
long the work of rebuilding will commence
That the money invested in such houses.
there would bring hand.
some yearly or monthly dividend
cannot be denied. The gentle.
men are shrewd enough to see this and Just
enterprisng enough to take advantage OF |
this condition Of things.
In the circuit court yesterday the man |
Ross, the Indian, so called, pleaded guilty |
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