The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-18
Mr.. q. W. Morse left by tho Wabash

The Cairo City band will give no more
open air concerts now until after the opera
house entertainment on the cath.
One case Of drunkenness was tried be-
fore Justice Robinson yesterday and besides
this there was. no police business in the
city,
Mr.. "Buck' Morgan for while clerk
on the steamer Fowler, is now messenger
on the Texas & St. Louis railroad running
between this city and Texarkana
During last week Chester, HIS, had a
burglary for every day Of the week, 1t
seems, therefore, tfat Cairo did not have a
monopoly of this great industry.
Men are again at work preparing the
old Antrim building on Ohio leyee, for the
reception Of the general Offices Of the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad company.
The Seventh street brick walk is al
ready assuming formidable proportions,
much to the satisfaction of the property
owners, who are watching it with steady
interest
The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho,
dist church viii give socable on the
night Of Tuesday the 2lst instant, at the
church directory and grounds See notice
in special locals
The Mound City Patriot wants the
grand Jury to "sit upon" the men who are
worth from $4,000 to $50 900 in personal
property, and "swear to an assessment roll
that makes them appear the poorest among
the poor
Col. Tbeo HYATT President of the Penn.
sylyania Military Academy. will be at The
HALLIDAY Hotel in Cairo, on wednesday,
August 92nl from 10 an. to 70 H., and
will be happy to see patrons ofthe Academy
and others on official business.
In addition to the fine display of"sil-
yer. gold and precious stones" in the win
dow Of Jno A. Miler's iewelry store, there
are number of photographs of the beauti-
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. If
The Illinois Central has raised lis main
track down to Fourteenth street and has
gone back now TO bring the other tracks M
M to the same level as far down As this has
been raised. The raising from Fourteenth
street down will be an after consideration,
The Cincinnati Enquirer sent out 500
enquiries to Illinois and Indiana as to presi
dental preferences OF All answers re-
turned 39l declared for either Tilden or
Hendricks or both on the same ticket.
while only twenty indicated Mcdonald as
first choice
Bank checks made to order. bound in
books, $500 per thousand.'at TIE BuLLE-
TIN Office. Perforatinr % to SOC, number.
iny 81 90 per thousand extra. Linen or req,
ular folio paper. Cali and gee samples Of
paper or checks. If
white yom,r named rco,ie u1-
lard LIVING Il, ora Of up,,ecot r,b,nv,s r
b.iI,yioks y, ohio ,or.o y.s b,,5r;,,, .
loaded pistol Yesterday afternoon when the
thing went off and shot her through the
Thigh. DR.. Parker vas called in a hurry to
give the woman surgical attention.
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near at hand, fine scenery sn around and
beautiful stream with pleDtv Of bupgr,
fish.
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