The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-11

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Go to Paducah Sunday, the l4th-s
lovely trip for 800. At
Boys wanted oy Mr.. j. b. Reed. be-
advertisement
-Fog SALE-Cheap at $500, good
refrigerator. Enquire of Mrs. Burnett, OF
Tenth street. 81
Only one dollar for trip to Paducai
on the Three States Sunday. Everybody
goes. ~
Professors Goss IL Lemons brass and
string bands will accompany the excursion
to Paducah Sunday, 14th, and furnish fine
music for the occasion.
Capt. Chas. Baughman has bought the
two,Winan lots on north side OF 10th street
(the marble yard, and will build thereon
a dwelling for himself and family.
--"The blonde type" says Bronson
Alcott, "is very near the divine likeness "
And some one else remarks that very few
newspapers use the blonde type.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Cairo encampmcnt was had last night. Mr..
Geo. Becker was initiated and general
good time was had among the patriarch.
Because of the sudden aud rapid rise
of the rivers at this and other points, the
sewers were oil closed Tuesday, which will
account for the failure of the lately fallen
rain water to disappear,
-,FoR SALE OR RENT. The two ilue
horizontal boiler and eight horsepower up
right engine, now in use at The BULLETIN
Office II not sold, the machinery with
building will be rented to good tenant
for use as it stands. Apply at this Office. If
-Mouldings and picture frames at ] eff
Clark's. If.
Mrs Goode, on Eighth street, opposite
Bristols, Las just opened beautiful line Of
rev millinery goods, comprising large
lips Of ate styles Of spring and summer
hsts, les and novelties. The ladies Of
Cairo should Do, iEil 10 call ind ste her
stock Everything is 50 fresb and Dew,
while prices ire rery reasonable.
The ruihar Of Kathleen MEFgurpeeu, %
Professor T. Nichols Qro0eh, who ia old
ind IL wEut. IL 10 hsPs fvD3 started f0'
nm IL Por14Ln3, Nrl1e- II every One ~bo
nua erG sung Ia. ballad o. hsd ever de-
rirs5 1lsns1rs t'pa hearing i, contributed
Aut- be would bs rich NAN.
-asaasl-bss that Saadsy excursion 10
Ps31elh OK The Three States, fare only one
dollar At q.
No Be% cases Of smallpox or vario-
loid we're reported to the authorities yes.
teFday. The one case reported the day
before hsd broken out Monday so
that there have been no new cases, within
the last two days and nights. 1t is per
haps safe to conclude that the disease is
nearly, if not quite, at the end Of its row.
The grand jury convened yesterday
morning in the county court room. Four
Or five indictments were found, with refer
ence TO which large number Of witnesses
were examined. Several other important
cases for which witnesses have been sub
poenead remain to be investigated and will
probably be called up to-day.
-Myreads Of army worms have been
at work in the grass Of the custom house
yard for several days past. They have
stripped the stalks clean in some places
and are crawling over the walks in numer-
ousl droves, searching for new "green. en-
blazoncd fields" Young potatoes and corn
in the vegetable gardens of the city are in
danger of annihilation.
Circuit court convened Yesterday
morning at nine o'clock. Judge d. ].
Baker was on the bench. Only one Grim
inal case was disposed of, that of the peo-
pie vs.. Jesse Wilson, charged with assault
with intent TO kill. A plea of assault
with intent to do bodily injury was accept
ed by the court and Wilson was fined forty
dollars and costs.
One of the committees of the fire com,
panics, appointed to consider the advisa-
bility of celebrating the coming Fourth of
July, has addressed letter to Hon. Daniel
Voorhees,, asking him to come to Cairo on
the occasion named and deliver the grafton.
An answer will probably DO received soon,
and that it may be favorable is the sincere
wish Of all friends Of the enterprise. Mr..
Voorhees, presence here would be a great
attraction.
$3.50 The following item was published sew
eral weeks ago in THE BULLETIN but be.