The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-31

MIR, Louis Herbert Is very SICK WIN
malarial fever,
Mr.. Angus Leek, who has suffered for
about week with typhoid malaria, was
out again yesterday.
"A party of strangers from the steamer
Vint Shinkle made tour of the city yes
terday afternoon,
--"Grand fathers clock" they sing
about, can be seen at John A. Mile RS
jewelry store. Ct
"A meeting OF the committee appointed
by Mayor Thistlewood to consider the
water works question will be held at the
council chamber on Friday night.
"A couple OF mules were impounded in
the city found yesterday, about to morrow
some one will accuse the officers of over
efficiency.
Many citizens are already laying IN
their stock of fire wood for the winter
which, according to Venor is to begin I'M
mediately
Mr. John Koehler has returned from
his visit north and is mich improved in
health. He is engaged in perfecting the
preliminaries for his new business.
Miss Annie Hunter, well known to
many in Cairo, was married Tuesday eve,
at her home near Morley, Mo-, to Mr..
McPheters, county clerk of Scott county.
The Office of Mr. H. H. Milburn in
the general Office building of the Iron
Mountain railroad company is being neatly
repapered and ornamented under the drec-
ton of Nj. jeff. NJ. Clark.
The successor to Father Masterson in
the pulpit Of St. Patrick's catholic church
has arrived in the person of Father Mur'
ply, who is an intelligent gentleman and
is rapidly making friends.
Capt. Mark Cole, who is in charge
of the Government works on the Ohio Il
Mississippi rivers, was in the city yesterday
on business and circulating among his
friends
Col. j. w. Paramore and wife, of
st. Louis, were quests at the Halliday yes
terday. The Col. is here on business con
nected with his railroad, the Texas g. Cairo
narrow guage.
Constable John Hogan arrested a
man named Wright in Paducah yesterday
upon the charge of having stolen COWS anC
sold them to butchers in this city. The
prisoner was lodged in Jail here yesterday
After pleasant and healthiul trip
north, Miss Llewellyn Fraser returned to
the city Sunday, aud has resumed her du.
ties, as cashier and book -keeper in the
business houses of Messrs. Godstnes &
Rosenwater.
Mr. Rosenwater, of the firm of Gold.
slime & Rosenwater, returned Monday from
his eastern business tour. He bought a
great variety and large quantities of goods
which are even now ARRIVING indaily install.
ments
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. If
Commencing Sept. LIST, Fred Gerni-
CONS prices will be reduced to 10 cents for
shave, 90 cents for shampoo, and 25 cents
for haircut. Shop on 9th, between Wash
ington and Commercial 3t
The many friends here Of Mr.. Justus
h. Cunningham will be pleased to learn
that he has returned to his first love, steam
boat cooking, with which he Is as familiar
as any first-class cook need be. He il
head cook on the steamer My Choice, ant
is now on his way to New Orleans.
The gross earnings ofthe Illinois Cen.
railroad company for the week ending Aug
90, 1882, were as follows Freight, $685.,
600. passengers, $44,277; miscellaneous,
$27,700, total, $40, O97. The gross earn
ing for the corresponding period last year
were s239,87o.
"A delegation of the Grafton fishing
club, which went to the lake in Kentucky
ayear or two ago, report that the waite
is now about low enough to make fishing
excellent, and that it is alive with some
fine fish as may be caught IN any waters
The club expects soon TO make an excursion
in body to the lake aud spend day 0
two pleasantly.
The dispatches state that colorec
woman, giving false testimony in cauntry