The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-13

"A handsome line of Neckwear just
opened at j. Burgers 1t.
"A negro named Wood was fined five
dollars and costs Tor disorderly conduct, by
Justice Robinson yesterday,
Beard at Dixon Springs has been re
duced to 5000 per week for September
and October,
Only 5000 per week for balance of this
season at Dixon Springs, The hotel will
not close tins fall
Bohemian Beer-The best in the world J
Only place to be obtained is at Johnson
& Co.'S, Sth street.-Keohler's old stand
Miss Ada Lester and Mr.. John Jones'
little daughter went yesterday morning for
few weeks visit to Dixon Springs.
"A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. II. Myers and Mrs. DR.. AFTER go on a
pleasure trip to Chicago to-day.
Mrs. Cash accompanied her son John,
who is in very poor health, to Delavan, ILL.,,
Monday. He hopes to be benefited by
spending few months on farm.
"A. Marx returned last Monday from
New York where he has been for the last
week buying largely of clothing and fur.
nishing goods which will arrive shortly,
"A boy baby weighing over eleven
pounds was born unto Mr.. aud Mrs. Hisey
Woodland yesterday just before noon. Con-
gratuaticns are now in order.
Mr. Yost desires US to say that he will
not accept the nomination offered him by
the Prohibitionists, and will not be can.
didate for county clerk under any circum-
, stances.
Go to VIM. Alba's on Commercial ave.
, nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern His. If
The star route jury found Miner and
Rerdel guilty, acquitted Turner and dis
agreed as TO the others. The vote was ten
to two in favor of Convicting Brady and
j. W. Dorsey.
Mr.. II. F. Potter yesterday moved into
his new residence at the corner of Seven
teenth and Locust streets He has spent
several hundred dollars in repairs upon the
new premises and he now has one of the
neatest homes in the city.
The candidates for county Offices are
becoming impatient because of the lull OF
three or four days in bsrbecuing. They
are all anxiously waiting for invitations to
attend an affair Of this kind soon, Their
purses are yelling to inconvenient proper
tions.
Judge Mccartney, Of Metropolis, Re-
publican candidate for member of the leg
islature from the Forty-ninth district, was
in the city yesterday. He will make can
vass Of his district in company with j. R,
Thomas next week.
Yesterday Magistrate Comings fined
VIM, Adkins for having been plain
iy drunk, one dollar and costs,
and Jimmie Davis and John Maberry each
one hundred dollars and costs for being
, Migrants, Davis was given a stay of one
: hour.
DR.. Parker was called on Monday fore.
:. noon to give surgical attention to the frac
tuled thigh bone of little eight months
old colored boy named Ben Weed. The
child's mother was standing upon chair
= putting up a stove pipe and the child had
crawled up behind her when she stepped
down upon it with the result as stated.
Mr.. George P. DeGelder was in the
city yesterday. He has been sick for sew.
eral weeks and looks rather emaciated in
. consequence; but he has so far recovered
j. as to be able to make trip, and he will
It leave to-day, accompanied by his sister, FOL
4 Charleston, Iowa, to spend several week
on visit to relatives.
There were Twenty-Five deaths from
= yellow-fever and 426 new cases at Browns
; vile for the week ending with Saturday
/ night, and for the same period eight deaths
, and thirty new cases at Pensacola
For Sunday there were at Brownsville
forty.tw new cases and three deaths, anC
~ at Point Isabel five deaths and thirty new
!, cases.
Mrs. S. Williamson returned home last
1 Monday. She spent three weeks at thu
, famous Eureka Springs, and derived grea
benefit from the use Of the water. From
there she went to the eastern cities spend.
c ing two weeks selecting new goods which
e in few days will be displayed in a grand
% opening, for the inspection of the ladies o
. Cairo and the surrounding country.
"A man named Hugh Smith in the EN-.