The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-13
-Encampment tonight.

Mr.. Richard Willis, of Metropolis, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Amanda Field returned yesterday
from visit to st. Louis.
Chief Myers sent ten dogs to dog
paradise yesterday evening.
Mrs. Geo. w. Chellet and child are in
the city on visit to relatives and friends.
Granville Childs was yesterday fined
s25 and costs by Magistrate Comings, fol
carrying weapons.
The county board has adjourned until
Monday, giving taxpayers an opportunity
to file objections to the assessors books.
Miss Katie Howard expects to leave
Saturday for Muskegan, Wis, to spend
some weeks in a visit to her aunt and
uncle
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
MIR. August Botto, and Conductor A
B. Gibson are on their ways to New Orleans
to draw each his $1,000 won by him at the
late drawing in the Louisiana lottery.
"A postal card received yesterday by
Mrs. p. K. Howard states that Mr., F. NJ.
Crane and wife will be at home Saturday,
to morrow. The card was written at Rock
ford, Ill.
-FoR SALE-A good mich COW. If not
sold will loan her to some responsible per
son for few weeks for her care and feed.
Apply at BULLETIN office.
"A colored woman named Green died at
the corner of Fifth street and Commercial
avenue yesterday morning. She died OF
consumption, of which her husband had
also died but a few weeks before.
The PaduCah News says that on the
22d instant base ball club of that city, &C
companied by large company of citizens
will excurt to Cairo and engage in match
game with Cairo nine, Hope 1t is true
News was received here only yesterday,
that the father of Mr.. Cameron, pressman
of The BULLETIN office, died at Washing
about month ago. Deceased was foreman
in the government printing Office at Wash.
ington.
The county board has adjourned until
next Monday, any one having any com
plants to make against the assessment fol
the current year, can file the same with the
County Clerk in the meantime 1t
The officers OF the Texas and st. Louis
road here have reliable information that the
Arkansas river bridge will be finished in d
day or two, IN spite Of the fact that it was
abandoned in an unfinished state by tn,
original contractors.
The river is doing some washing as /
goes down at the upper end Of the oil,
Mississippi levee and the Trust Propert
company has force OF men engaged in tn
work of stopping the wash aud reparin
the damage.
Bank checks made to order, bound i
books, A,00 per thousand, at THE BULLE
TIN Office. Perforating 20 to 50c., number
ing 81 90 per thousand extra, Linen or reg
ular folio paper. Call and see samples q
paper or checks. If
Her Imperial Majesty Of Austria is
poet, as well as n fearless rider and hunto
and now she he's had a printing.oiiicc 81
up in her palace, and is learning to set typ
and manage press, in order that she ma
print her own poems.
"A negro named Charles Johnson, ALA
"Wndy JIM" wcll.known to the polio
here, as a not very exemplary citizen, CAV
another negro, drayman in the employ q
Captain g. ID. Williamson, a grip sack a
security for 81. The drayman put III
satchcl into his room over the stable an
locked all the doors but some,iu,
during the night following some one brok