The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-05-18
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Notices In these columns. ten cents per line
zach insertion. MArksds

Don 7 l0rSet the temperance p'o'"'o w
Fort Jefferson Saturday. II.
Wanted to rent, cottage in good loca-
ton apply with terms to BULLETIN office
On his way down south in search Of
the Atkinsons, Captain Hutchinson borrow
ed two pair of handouts of Officer Haz'
Martin, which are probably lost
"A fine brass and string band will furn-
ish sweet music at the temperance picnic
Saturday. IT,
Mr.. James Lemen of Bond county was
passenger on the Ste. Genevieve from ST.
Louis last Tuesday. He will remain in
the city several days and then go to Dixon
Springs to spend the summer.
Remember the Methodist Entertain
ment at Hartmans Hall tonight. An eX-
ira fine musical programme, Ice cream, and
Captain Coleman's Broom Brigade" are
among the attractions.
--Mculdings and picture frames at Jeif
Clarks. IT,
MIR. Sargent desires through The Bull
LETIN to thank all bis friends for their
kindly sympathy and generous assistance
in placing him on his feet again after the
loss of his stock and tools in the late fire.
The GROWING of the May Queen will
be an attractive feature of the temperance
picnic at Fort Jefferson Saturday. Every
body should go. It,
Street Tax Collector AFTER desires no.
tice to be given to all who have been mott
fled to pay street tax must do so before Sat
urday night next, as warrants will be issued
against all who fail to settle next Monday
- A small flame in the root of frame
building belonging to Mrs. Schulz, on
Fourth street, vas the cause of the alarm
of fire yesterday morning, But little dam
age was done and the fire department was
not called into service.
The negress Eliza Burton, who was ar
rested by Officer Martin Tuesday for steal
bolt of fine ribbon from Mrs. S. William
son, waived an examination before Magis-
trate Comings and was held to bail in the
sum of one hundred dollars. She is in
Jail.
"A new iron front is being put in the
front of Mr. Patrick Fitzgerald's saloon at
the corner of Fourteenth street and Com
mercial avenue The front room will be
generally and handsomely repaired, and
will be paragon of beauty when fin
ished.
ALI the repairs on the st. Louis & Iron
Mountain Road are completed and trains
are now running regularly the full length
of the road Five day g mails from the
North arrived at Little Rock Tuesday
Trains on the Narrow Gage Railroad from
Malvern to Hot Springs began running yes
terday.
Another case of smallpox was dis
covered in the catfish ranch on OHIO
levee near Fourteenth street yesterday
morning. TWAS negro woman living in
the same shanty from which previous cases
were taken. She was conveyed to the city
hospital Two other cases also broke or..
in the building near the Hibernian engine
house.
The Cairo ladies who are skilled in
embroidery, and those DESTROYS of becom-
my 80, will soon have an opportunity tC
| learn the beautiful and artistic South Ken
sington and Arrasene embroidery, from ont
| of the most skillful teachers in st. Louis
The lady, Miss Davidson, instructs clas
| in Anna next week., and will be in Cairo
probably the following week. Her terms
are $500 for the first course of six lessons
She is an unusually fine teacher, it is said
Picturesque B & o." a handsomely
illustrated book, descriptive of the sCener!
along the lines of the great Baltimore {
Ohio railroad, has been ready at THB Bull
LErIN office, and when we say it is the bes
that has ever been issued by that or an
other company, We are awarding it yer.
high praise, but not greater than is de
served The book is in -histori
caldescriptive style, that is simply delight
full reading. And the engravings anc
sketches are by the very best artists, all or
iginal and made expressly tor this work.
One of the finest entertainments givel
in Cairo during the season will be tn
grand benefit for the Public Library, I
take place at the Opera House probably OF
the 9th of June. A novel and brilliant pro
gramme will be offered, and some Of our fin
est musicians have volunteered their servic
for the occasion, while Prof Brownlee Of Car
| hondsla a dramatic raodor nf ,yraat nhilit,