The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-29

| squlrmlng coYly. HOW would German
dude suitl' NJ don't think it would suit at
all; don't understand German" swell,
what shall it be, then9" 1t was her turn to
smile as she said, with an arch look: "A
Yankee dude III do"
In addition to the fine display of "sil-
yer, gold and precious stones in the win
dow OF Jno. A. Miller's jewelry store, there
are number of photographs of the beauti
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. If
"A negro boot-black sneaked into the
the clothing house of s. Mann & Co., by the
rear door last night about 0 80 o'clock, and
snatching up two pairs Of jeans pants,
made break for liberty. He was seen as
he ran and the alarm was given. Officer
McTigue gave chase on foot aud Chief My
ers in his buggy; but the little devil
lodged down dark alley on Sixth street
and into Triggs lumber yard, where he was
lost sight OF.
The first annual convention Of the NJ.
Il. Sunday Schools OF the Southern Illinois
Conference will convene at the NJ. L.
church in Carbondale next Tuesday even
ing, services commencing at s o'clock, Ses-
sions will be held Wednesday and Thurs
day. morning, afternoon and evening;
morning services beginning at s o'clock,
and evening at s o'clock. A glance at the
program discovers that great deal Is to be
SAID and done. Many eminent workers
will be present
Mrs. S. Williamson has returned home
after an absence of several weeks in st.
Louis, where she purchased many new arti-
Giles in her line, which she will sell very
low, as she bought them very low. Goods
on hand will be greatly reduced in prices.
She will have clearing sale of white hats,
commencing to-day, to make room for
new stock. Also full line of ready made
dresses and under wear, which she offers at
reduced rates. Handkerchief speciality,
for l5c worth 25; for l0c worth Is. 3t
The city council met Yesterday morn
ing 1t acted favorably upon the report of
the street committee with reference 20 levee
work and sidewalk contracts, and passed
TIE ordinance providing for filling a num-
Der of streets up to the established grade.
The mayor appointed Messrs. yesterday
and Devore and Baird a committee to esti-
mate the cost of said street filing, prepare
tory to applying to the county court for the
appointment of commission to assess the
benefits of the improvement upon the prop.
erty abutting it.
Missouri Republican; mr.. Charles
Hamilton, general manager OF the st. Louis
and Cairo Narrow.gauge, who went on a
trip over the line with Mayor Halliday OF
Cairo, has returned. The work of construc-
ting the Columbia branch was commenced
Thursday morning. This branch is to run
from Columbia to Milstadt, a distance of
IA miles, tapping the High prairie coal
fields and running through Georgetown. 1t
will be completed in time to bring the peo-
pie along the line to the st. Louis Fair and
Trades review parade
Here is shoe taken from yesterdays
Pulaski Patriot that will probably fit some
young gentleman (0 under whose eyes this
paragraph may fall: "lf some of the
young men who come to this city from
Cairo on Sunday afternoons, do not con-
duct themselves more decorously while
here some of them will if they are short
Of cash, spend few hours in the city Gala
bose. This thing Of driving through the
streets using all kinds of profane and OBJ
scene language is played out If we knew
the names Of the persons guilty of the
offenses we would publish them"
The extract from Mark Twan's book,
concerning the Darnell-Watson vendetta,
indicates that formerly these two families
contented themselves with shooting only
one another down like dogs But now there
are only two Darnells left and it seems
that they have condescended to bury the
old family grudge 10 order to preserve
their worthless lives against the bullets or
knives of their trcacherous cousins of the
Watson tribe, and combined with them to
make war upon the rest Of humanity who
may accidentally or otherwise arouse their
royal displeasure.
AS yet the street committee has taken
no step toward erecting band stand in St,
Marys Park, as per resolution introduced
by Alderman Blake and passed by the
council. A member Of the committee had
plans drawn by an experienced builder; 1t
was plan of a real love Of a stand, spacious,
substantial and ornamental as well; but 1t
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