The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-24
Mr.. A. ". Pyatt and family are in th

Mr.. A. W. Pyatt and family are in the
city, having arrived here from Kansas City
last week.
Mrs. Jno. Antrim and daughter, Mrs.
Haynes, returned yesterday from their little
pleasure trip to Du Quoin
The churches where services were held
Sunday were visited by very fair audiences
in spite Of warm weather.
Gentleman, you can save money by
wearing the James Means $500 shoe, For
sale only by Haythorn & Sloo st
1t transpires now that the name of the
would-be incendiary at Columbus is VIM.
johnson, who formerly sold fish in Mound
City.
The steamer Will S. Hays is now on
the Ways at Mound City, being changed
into cotton carrier by having her cabin
guards taken off,
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
-Messrs. Paul H. Schulz, Jno Frye,
Fred. Haas and several other young gentle
men who spent week at Dixon Springs,
returned yesterday.
In special locals this morning appears
notice of two houses for sale by L. II. Ny
ers The houses are new, very complete in
every respect and contain ten rooms each.
"A boy baby born unto Mr.. Frank Cas-
sidy Sunday night died after living only
one hour from the time OF birth. The fun
eral of the little one took place yesterday.
Commencing to-day the Illinois Cen
trail r. r. will run an extra sleeper from
Cairo to Chicago daily on train leaving at
8 80 p. m. This car is put on for the special
benefit of travel from Cairo.
The Religio- Philosophical Journal,
published in Chicago, says in its issue of
Saturday: "Mrs. Amarala Martin, of Cairo,
has developed very fine healing powers OF
late, and is doing much good work."
Responding to the cold ticket" cor,
respondent of the Decatur Review exclaims
There is music in the words; there is right.
eousness in the phrase; there is glory in
the sentence and honesty IN every letter.
Bank checks made to order, bound 10
books, $500 per thousand at The BuLLE-
TIN office Perforating 25 to Soc, number
ing 81 90 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
ular folio paper. Call and see samples of
paper or checks. If
"A colored baseball club of Paducah
was to have come down on the steamer
Fowler Sunday to play match game with
The Halliday nine, colored club of this
city; but the Paducah club failed to ap-
pear.
There was no excursion up the Ohio
on the steamer Three States Sunday nigh,
because of sickness in the family of Eng.
gineer Cassidy. Quite number of people
were ready to go and the excursion woulC
certainly have been success.
In addition to the fine display Of ISL
yer, gold and precious stones" in the win
dow of Jno. A. Miller's jewelry store, Their
are number of photographs Of the beauti
full scenery round about Dixon Spring
that are worth studying. If
Rev Hoffman, editor of the Indepen
dent at Bloomington, and who figure,
prominently in an ugly scandal a shor
time ago, was horse. whipped on Saturda,
bya woman who assumed that she ha
been made the subject of an item intende,
to be humorous.
They have begun to make ice crear
from white clay. But the Cairo youn
man need not on this account, become pre-
udiced against all ice cream, to the seriou
inconvenience OF the Cairo young lad,
Cairo ice cream IS made only OF the pure.
cream with not tincture Of hydrogen, tn
freshest eggs, the very essence Of sacharir