The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-03

Kings Ice Cream Garden is all the 60
now.
800 See notice of furnished rooms Tor rent
in special locals.
- Good music at Kings Floral Hall to-
night.
The temperance alliances in Southern
Illinois hold rousing rally at Carbondale
to-day.
All kinds of Boquets at Kings Floral
Hall tonight.
We acknowledge the receipt of some
of Mr. Kings excellent ice cream which is
"hard to beat"
The Cairo Glee Club gave a grand ser
made at Kings Ice Cream Garden last
night.
The steamer Gus Fowler brought down
from Paducah and Metropolis large cx'
cursion party, which wandered about the
city In squads while the boat lay here.
Mr.. Harry Walker and his Comique
band and "St Louis Comedy Company"
returned from Paducah yesterday after
noon, having had very successful trip.
Fred Welch and N. Msrquett we're ar
raigucd before Magistrate Comings yester-
day for refusing to pay their street taxes.
Each was fined five dollars and costs.
The first peaches for this market ar
rived yesterday and were sold by Mr.. G..
M. Alden Two for five cents was the re-
tail price. They were small but nice.
Half dozen farmers wagons came over
from Missouri and Kentucky yesterday.
They were the first for several weeks back
which had anything to sell in the way of
stock and produce.
There are still about twelve cases of
small.pox and varioloid in the city hos
pital, all but three or four of whom are
convaescent. There have been no new
recruits within the last week or 80, and it
is probably safe to assume that there will
be no more.
A new earthen drainage sewer is being
laid through the aley-way leading to the
rear of the whilom Arlington hotel. 1t is
TO connect with the city sewer system and
serve to conduct the ofal from the upper
stories of the building away INTO the sew
ers.
Mr. John Rees has an advertisement in
special locals of interest to the general pub
lie. He has given his Court House bakery
general overhauling, increased his facili-
ties and his stock, and will henceforth fur.
nish his customers with everything in the
bakery line and of the best quality,
"A large water tank standing upon ele-
waited platform in the rear of the European
hotel, fell down yesterday and bursted. 1t
was full of water which deluged the ground
for some distance around. No one was
near when it fell, consequently NO one was
hurt.
The merry month of May seems to have
been more prolific of suicides than any pre-
ceding month Of the year. While this has
been the effect of the unusually disagreed
BILE May weather in other parts of the coun-
try, here it has had less ghastly effect it
has been content to create, in one instance
at least, only an inordinate taste for crow
"A new bakery is to be started IN the
small frame building on Commercial av-
esue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, formerly occupied by Mr.. George
Bradish for a tailor shop. The building
belongs to Mr.. Peter Nef, and his nephew
Is to run the bakery. Brick for the oven
| is already on the ground.
Mr.. Harry Walkers Comique band and
variety troupe, under the nome dc plume Of
"The st. Louis Comedy Company" hal
been entertaining Paducah's merchsn
guests In good style during the past few
days. Paducah merchants know how t,
induce country customers to visit them
and how to entertain them when they gel
there. 1886 persons were in the excursion
party.
Grandmother Argus of last evening
promises that grandmother Argus of thi'
evening will publish an answer to "the sip,
water article" Of Yesterday
mornings BULLETIN, (which vii
be interesting to taxpayers
| puddlers and citizens generally" Why this
distlnction2 Does the old lady mean to
intimate that the advocates of puddlin,
are not "tax-payers' and "citizens"S |
not, why this separate enumeration II SC
why sO2
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