The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-06

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
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Governor Cullom has been called t
Joliet by the serious illness of his brother
The Pacific Express company has
bright colored new delivery wagon.
The Ohio began to fall at this point
last evening at 5 o'clock.
City council will convene tonight
Much business will probably be transacted
but it will be mostly routine.
The BULLETIN acknowledges with
thanks the receipt of "compimcntarles'
to the Public Library benefit at the opera
house tonight.
WANTED Railroad hands ON the mar
row gauge over the river. Wages $l.5Ope
day, Enquire of Kyger, on the works,
a miles from Birds Point. 2t,
Graduating exercises of the "Class
af 'S2" in the Cairo high school will begin
next Friday afternoon. They will be held
at the Presbyterian church.
Ellis, the Catlettsburg, Ky, murderer,
who turned states evidence and was then
sentenced for life, was lynched bya mob
Sunday morning.
An old man named Cary, living on
Twenty seventh street, who has been sick
for some time, died yesterday forenoon and
will be buried to-day.
The young man from Elco, Willard by
name, who came here shortly, suffering
from several bad wounds received in a diff
ticulty at Eco, was gwen surgical attention
by Marine Surgeon c. X. Carter.
j. II. HOofstitler will commence a Sc
ries of temperance lectures at the Reform
Club hall on Wednesday, June 7th. Don't
fail to come out and hear hint will be
worth your time. 1t
Frank James wife and mother had an
interview with Gov. Crittenden Saturday,
but it is understood their propositions were
not entertained. Lawyer Hare was at JEFF
ferson City also
The funeral of Mrs. Nina G. j. Wills
took place Sunday afternoon, Services
were held in the church of the Redeemer
and were largely attended, and so also were
the remains to their place of interment at
Beech Grove.
Hon. William r. Morrison is confident
of denomination from his new congressional
district, and also of his reelection, though
the aggregate vote of the counties now COM
posing the district was Republican by near
nearly one thousand majority in 1880
Mr.. f. Korsmeyer will begin soon the
erection of two story brick business
aud Railroad avenue. 1t will take in the
entire lot, twenty bytwenty.fve feet. The
lot was laid out by Engineer Chas. Thrupp |
yesterday.
The celebration of Mr.. N. Prouty's
fitty-second birthday last Friday was very
jolly affair. fine free feast was set and
number Of friends invited to participate
A large company gathered at the saloon at
night and spent several hours most pleas
antly.
Little Charles Rub, who was so Sc
riously injured by afalling wall on Friday |
afternoon, died the night following from
the effects of his wounds. The immediate
cause of his death was the rupture of a
blood vessel and other internal injuries. |
He was buried Saturday.
A fine, new Story & Camp (St. Louis |
piano passed through here yesterday on its |
way to Dixon Springs, to be put up there
for use by ana the pleasure ofthose who may |
solourn there during the summer months. |
There IS certainly much pleasure ahead for
those who contemplate visit to the springs.
A lot OF fine cattle were brought over
from Missouri Yesterday and driven TO the
stock yards TO be sold to the butchers here.
Meat consumers may therefore soon expect
some fine beef from some of the meat shops.
A big rush Of cattle from Texas is also on
its way, which will visibly affect the earn
ings of railroads and should also percepti-
bly, reduce the price OF beef.
The rumor that the Singer company
IS discouraged and coutemplates the re.
moval of its works from this city is being
revived, and ia AZ baseless AS it was when |
circulated some time ago The companys |
works are in daily operation and are turn
ing out large quantities Of fine work, and |
the additions intended to be built will be |
begun as soon AZ circumstances will permit. |
"A dispatch received hero yesterday
afternoon said Perry solid for Fountain.
Motion to give Thomas second voted down
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