The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-26

Mrs. Doughty and her sister, Miss
Anne Wilson, returned yesterday from
Dixon Springs.
Alderman Blake and wife left yester
day for St. Louis. Mrs. Blake will 90 from
there to Alton on visit.
Charley Henderson started for Dixon
Springs yesterday morning, Where Dixon
Springs will start for we have not been ad
vised
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Diver Hiram Hill and his wrecking
boat were summoned by telegraph yes
terday to Huntington, Ky, on the Ohio
river. 1t is believed that the wharf-boat
there sunk.
Prof f. S. Clarke, formerly principal
of the Cairo schools, but now of Jefferson
City, Mo-, is in Paducah on visit to rela-
tyes there. He was in this city a day or
two ago.
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, S400 per thousand, at THE BuLLE-
TIN office. Perforsting 25 to Soc, number
ing $l,00 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
ular folio paper Call and see samples Of
paper or checks. If
"A large party went to Dixon Springs
yesterday morning, among them Charley
Henderson. Fl. II. Candee is already there
and B C goes up Saturday mora
Ing. Our sympathy is with the Springs.
Deputy Sheriff Guy Morse yesterday
took possession of team of mules and
wagon, upon which the owner had failed
to pay the taxes amounting to Sl2. They
will be sold unless the taxes are paid lm-
mediately.
In addition to the fine display of ISL
yer, gold and precious stones" in the win
dow OF Jno. A. Miler's jewelry store, there
are number of photographs of the beauti-
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. If
Street Commissioner Baird has had
force of men at work on Sycamore street
for several days, placing it in fine condition
for driving. Sycamore connects with the
county road, hence the Importance of keep
ing it in good condition.
N little excitement was created yester.
day afternoon by lively little engagement
at fists between two well.known gentlemen,
in the wagon factory of Mr.. Jno. Major.
The matter will probably not be carried
into the courts, and thus we will be cheated
out of another item.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, T. Rudd arrived in
this city from Evansville yesterday. Mr..
Rudd is just able to be about and that is
all. They will remain among friends here
for three or four days, or until Mr.. Rudd
shall have regained some of his former
vigor, and then return to their Mississippi
home.
There is some anxious expectation
along the river as to the run the steamer
James Lee is to make down the
the river from Paducah to-day, for Mem
phis 1t is predicted that she will make
extraordinary time and notices have been
sent to all points inviting people to
"look out for her" She will leave Padu-
cab at o'clock p. m, to-day.
1t is understood that an important
step forward has been taken in the Cairo
Marine hospital matter, which insures a
speedy settlement Of the matter of land
TITLES IN the Springfield courts and aspeedy
commencement of work on'the institution
here A proposition made to the govern
mentb by the Trust Property company is said
10 have brought about this favorable turn.
Miss Mamie McFadden, a facinating
and handsome Missouri belle was in the
city yesterday on her way to her home
north Of st. Louis from Dixon Springs
where she has been spending several
months She was greatly pleased with the
people Of Southern Illinois, and takes back
with her pleasing recollections Of her visit
to the famous springs, and will he followed
with the regrets of the many friends she
made during her visit,
Bloomington Bulletin; Cereal Springs
is IA new town in Southern Illinois which
was started nine months ago on the discov.
cry of mineral springs in the vicinity. At
that time the first house was begun. There
are now one hundred and eighty buildings.
four hundred permanent inhabitants, and
one hundred aud fifty visitors and nvalds.
A United States army surgeon is about to
build sanitariam and ten thousand dol
| lar hotel has leen contracted for "