The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-18
The Eighth street improvement IS pro-
crossing rapidly and satisfactorily.
Cooking Oil at G.. D. Williamson s

l9-foot table.
In the Episcopal church Rector Daven
port will conduct the usual services to-day
Tree trimming aud house cleaning
time is upon us now, as may be seen from
almost any street corner.
There is temporary lull in real estate
transfers in this county. Nobody wants tc
sell property, which is a good symptom.
School children will find THE BULLE'
TIN scratch-books Nos. and tor sale al
Phil Saup's candy store. If
There will be services as usual in the
Methodist church to-day. Rev. B. Y
George will preach IN the morning; Rev
Scarritt at night.
The Rev. A. w. McGaha, of Louisville,
KY, will hold services at the Baptist
church this morning and tonight at the
usual hours. Sunday. school at Q 80 a, IN.
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and job rooms is from Ohio levee No. rs,
and is open day ard night If
A rising thermometer, low barometer
and brisk winds we're indicated for this
weather district by yesterday evenings re-
port
In some of the low places the sipe
water falls very rapidly and is nearly all
gone, while in Others the fall has been but
s few inches.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
The Illinois house having passed the
bill establishing the whipping post for
wife heaters, it would seem to be now in or
der to do something of similar nature for
heaters.
-Messrs. Smith s. Brinkmeyer, merchant
tailors, hsvereceived their spring stock, COM
prising all the latest novelties in their line,
and will sell at the lowest figures and guar
lntee satisfaction.
The verdict of the jury in the case of
be death of Joshua Smith Friday night,
vas accidental death. No blame could be |
ttached to any Of the employees of the
abroad company.
County Clerk Humm will probably |
lave the county court room repaired dur
ng this week. The room needs it very
much. 1t has now the appearance some
What of dilspidated chicken coop.
County court will convene in law term
gain tomorrow morning. During last
week nothing was done because none of the
srties to the cases pending appeared. No
lry cases can be tried, as the county
curt fund is too low.
--Jno. Rouke, VIM. Jones, James Folden,
no. Davis and Michael Hurson all observed |
t. Pstrick's Day yesterday in a manner
robsbly most congenia to their tastes, but
ontrary to law, and they were each fined |
ne dollar and costs by Magistrate Com
lgs.
Hon. r. W. Mccartney, representative
, the legislature from the Metropolis dis.
'ict, was at The Halliday yesterday, on his
ay home to spend Sunday. He believes
lat Mr.. Linegar's levee bill will pass the
mate without much trouble.
Frank earle has opened q boarding
able in the Perry Powers barn on Com.
lercial avenue. Frank has been brought
p to the care OF horses, knows all about
lem, and owners may be assured their
lmsls will be well cared tor and Q, req.
,nabe prices. Call on him.
N. w. Aver g. Sons American news.
sper annual contains full statistics OF all
ewspapers in the United states and Cana.
q, also populations from the census Of
$50. Sent postpaid on receipt Of price,
lree dollars. Address N. w. Aver & Son,
.dvertisng Agents, Times Building, Phila-
elphia.
Mr.. Victor f. Lawson, publisher OF
ie Chicago News, has sent out to nearly
very paper in the country large photo.
{ news boy just as he appears, one out of
500 to 1900 in Chicago streets, selling
he News to an average Of ninety thousand
eaders per day. The picture is ornamen.
al and strikingly natural. The BULLETIN
acknowledges the receipt Of one.
City Clerk Foley yesterday notified
Jol. Charles Hamilton, Of the St. Louis and
Cairo road, Of the action Of the city coun.
Ill upon his last proposition, and also that
The council joint committee was still wait.
ng for reply to Its proposition of a year
ago and ready to confer with him further
upon the matter at issue whenever he should
fnd il convenient 10 do 90,