The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-01


Wichert's Billiard Parlor to-day. ct
Quite large party expect to go to
Dixon Springs Tuesday morning, to spend
4th of July.
Capt. Knight, of the Miss. River Com
mission, will take his family to Dixon
Springs this week to spend the summer.
"A white girl servant can have good
home in small family. Apply at the
Palace Clothing House. ct.
After this, general saloon licenses in
this city must be paid for at the rate of
not less than $500 per annum and for beer
alone at the rate of not less than $3.50 per
annum.
DR.. Leach went up to his farm yester-
day to gather wheat crop of 30 acres. The
Doctors card will be found in another col
umn, which is evidence that his stag out Of
town will lie very brief.
lemonade and Sandwiches at G. G..
Wichert's Billiard Parlor to-day. ct
Mr.. Rudolph, formerly employed in
the shop of the late VIM. Alba, has formed
partnership with Mr.. Wunderlich, of the
Waverly House barber shop, and is now ex.
erting his tonsoral talent there.
During the season just closed Golden
shipped rs carloads of strawberries, of ACC
"a quart cases each. Last year shipped 81
cars. In 1881 there were shipped 1870 cars,
and the acreage was much larger than this
year.
On account of needing the room I will
rent or sell cheap, Pianos and few Mason
& Hamlin Organs. E. A. BUDER.
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Rector Davenport and wife returned on
last evenings Illinois Central train from
their wedding tour south. They will live
with the family OF Mr.. Menager for the
present, at the corner of Seventh and Wal
nut streets.
For three consecutive weeks the Pu-
laski Patriot, has been filled entirely with
tax notices, to the exclusion of local read
ing matter. Last week it issued a sup
plement to let the world know that
Mr.. w. s. Singleton and Miss lizzie Rero
were married.
One Ten-Pin Alley for sale. Apply at
Geo. G. Wichert's Billiard Parlor. It
Inspector General P. II. Bailhache, OF
the United States Marine Hospital service
is in the city since yesterday. The object
of his visit is to look after the marine hos.
pital matter pending here and at Springfield
and to aid in bringing the matters at issue
to a favorable conclusion.
Services in the Church of the Redeem
er will be as follows to-day: Sabbath
School, $50 a. M; Holy Communion, 1 1 a.
M; Evening Prayer land short address, 5
o'clock p m. During the summer months
short services and addresses will be the
rule. Rector Davenport will ofhciate.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Extensive and subtantial improve
ments are in progress in and about st.
Patricks church. The school room in the
basement is being made new inside, and the
stairway and platform in front are being re-
constructed upon brick piers for supports
Painters will also be put to work on the
outside ina few days.
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $500 per thousand, at The BuLLE-
TIN office. Perforatinr 25 to 50c per thou
sand extra Linen or regular folio paper.
Call and see samples of paper or checks.
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The complaint given voice to in the
Argus, that unnecessary delay in the deliv-
cry of the northern mail to the postoflice,
is caused by taking the mail down to the
passenger depot every day and having it
hauled from there by the baggage wagon to
the postofflce for distribution. is out of or.