The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-07
For a fine Mathustek Piano, call at


For fine Mathustek Piano, call at
Jocelyn's. II.
Robert Baird, Jr., was dangerous sick
yesterday afternoon.
Fine Road Carts or Gigs at the
Novelty Iron Store at $40 to $425O.
Civil Engineer Berkly, Of the Mobile
and Ohio railroad, is lying very sick at The
Halliday.
Buggies and wagons, good stock, at
lowest prices, at Woodward's.
On the 26th instant Miss LIZZIE Reno
and Mr.. Scott Singleton, of Mound City, are
to be married
Mrs. L. B. Church and daughter in
company with Others, have gone on pleas
ure trip to Mobile
Hand Force Pumps, the best in use, at
$500. Call and see them at Novelty Iron
Store.
The Wabash train was three hours late
last night. A wash-out at New Burnside is
supposed to have been the cause.
The funerals of the late Richard Hurd
and James T. Thomas occurred yesterday ut
II o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m. respec-
lively.
-Hearths of English style filing, very
fine. Large stock for $3.50 to $500, at
Novelty Iron Store
The family of Passenger Agent John
Jones, of the I. c. r. r, Co., will 60 to Dixon
Springs about the 1st of july to spend the
summer.
The graduating exercises ut the Ches-
ter Military School takes place next week.
Will Halliday, who is among the graduates,
has been chosen to deliver the salutatory.
--Avery's Improved Cistern Pump,
strong and durable, guaranteed to purity
the water, at Woodward's.
The old base ball nine known as the
Chicago Clothing House nine, of last year,
has been reorganzed, with two new addi-
tons.
Mr.. George Cook, brother-in-aw of
Mr.. W. b. Pettis, is in Virginia spending
the summer. Little Walter, son of Mr..
Pettis, accompanied him there.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, q pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Miss Lena Ray, formerely of this city
but who removed with her parents to Mem
phis some time ago, is in the city on visit
to her aunt, Mrs. Robert Baird, and friends
Judge Bross is having the rear end Of
his house at the corner of Twelfth stree
and Commercial avenue, occupied by Mr.
B.F. Blake, taken on, and replaced with a
new one.
Postmaster Murphy has his iron rail
ing, enclosing the mail department in the
postofice, all up and feels happier and
more secure than before. The railing i
ornamental as we'll as useful.
The family Of Mr.. c. r. WOODWARD
are fully settled in their elegant new resi-
dence, corner Tenth and Walnut. This il
one Of the handsomest and by all odds th,
most convenient house in the city.
The case Of the People Of the state o
Illinois for use Of 9. F. Bauer W. Jaco
Lehning, AL. Susanka et al. was taken u
by the circuit court yesterday. Mr. s. I
Wheeler dpLears for the plaintiff an
Messrs. Green and Gilbert for the defer
dants.
The weather Of the past few days hi
caused the thoughts Of more than one
turn longingly towards the cool shades at
pure breezes at Dixon Springs The tin
and the cash is all that Is needed. Parti
can leave home in the morning and be
the Springs for dinner.
Though the evening was fayorabl
there was good attendance at the Bapti
church last night and m interesting NEE
INK several persons went forward for pra!