The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-25

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Mr.. Fred. Baker, formerly Of Halliday
Bros warehouse, is sojourning in Chicago.
- Mr.. W. II. Spencer, prominent citizen
of Pulaski county, was in the city yester.
day.
The Ohio river rose seven inches here
during the twenty.four hours ending last
evening.
Aurora Vapor Stoves at Davidsons.
If
Yesterday the feast of Corpus Christi
was appropriately celebrated in the Catho-
lie church.
The colored Odd Fellows celebrated
their anniversary yesterday by parading
through the streets behind Mr.. Harry Walk
er's band
The "Golden Star" and Triumph" oil
stoves lead All others. Go to g. w. Hen
derson for them. 9
The jury in the case OF G. Howard &
Son vs. The Illinois Central roilroad COM
pany brought in verdict for the defendants
Wednesday evening.
The body of young James Slack,
drowned at Paducah was found by fisher
caught on his line, near Brooklyn, and taken
to Paducah by the friends for burial.
-Refrigerators, Coolers, Freezers, etc, at
Davidson's. If
"A large fire straight across the river in
Missouri was the cause of the alarm about
10 o'clock last night
The Wabash road brought in train
load of gravel yesterday and spread it
over Commercial avenue along the tracks,
making great and much needed improve
ment.
Adams g. Westlake's OIL Stoves Best
on Earth at Davidson's. If
Mr.. Louis G. Herbert has his fountain
in full bloom again, in his saloon neal
Eighth street and Commercial avenue. liz
has made some improvements upon it and
it is now avery attractive ornament.
The steamer Dexter coming down the
Ohio yesterday, broke her shaft when neal
Bayou Mills and foated hslplessly down
the river to Paducah where where she waI
helped to shore and laid up for repairs.
) Attend the art exhibition at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Wood Rittenhouse this after
+ noon from 3 to 6 o'clock. Admission on
! 10c. It
The "No Idle Logs" must condens
y their reports into one column ;--restrai
" themselves as it were. Clip the wings G
the imagination and keep close to bar
facts. II is good, but there is such thin
: as surfeit even Of the best of things.
There is some doubt as to whether o
not the Reverend Jacob Bradley's son
whose foot was crushed under the wheel q
! railroad car last week, will retain hi
foot. Drs. Parker are of opinion that an
putation may be necessary.
g Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Be
!. fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant an
l wholesome temperance beverage, is no
h on sale at the leading saloons. If
a. Will Wright went to Chicago ear
" this week; from there he will 20 west
" spend the simmer, for his health, on
sheep ranch. Cairo will not sec him aga
a. until next spring, Will ranks as one of Il
q best among Cairo's young men and will
greatly missed.
MIR. Fred. Miller, ticket agent for I'll
consolidated Wabash aud Iron Mounta
"a roads, has resigned his position and will
of to Milwaukee to take responsible positi
re under his brother Roswell. The audit
ts OF the road was in the city yesterday, 81
~. !. ting up Mr.. Millers accounts here prepar
3. tory to the latter's departure.
Mrs. Hesly, mother of the man W
a, was so badly cut In an ARRAY on the fer
~ boat Wednesday evening, came over to Il
city yesterday afternoon about