The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-24
Aurora Vapor Stoves at Davidson's.


Aurora Vapor Stoves at Davidson's.
If
Rector Davenport is in Chicago since
Monday, for pleasure and business.
A festival will be given at Hodges
Park to day which number OF Cairoites
with hay-seed in their hair will attend.
Go to c. W. Henderson's for Ice Cream
Freezers. Ut
The contests for the handsome medals
to the best sparrers in the city at Harry
Walkers Comique, begin tomorrow night
Last evening Messrs. Jesse Hinkle &
Son bought one Of the finest cows in the
city from Mr.. sarbian, paying $40 for her.
She weighed / 400 pounds.
--Refrigerators Coolers, Freezers, ETC., at
Davidson's. tt
Several fishing and hunting parties
were out yesterday, in different parts of this
and adjoining counties; but none OF them
Dragged very much on their CHASTITY work.
Lieutenant Leach, of the Mississippi
river commission, is here with fleet Of
government boats which he intends to put
into docks for repairs, probably at Mound
City.
Go to G. W. Henderson's for Fishing
tackle. Ct
Mr.. George S. Fisher has been 10 the
city since Saturday. He came here very
slyly; he must be up tosome mischief. We
shall have an eye upon him and keep the
public posted.
MIR. Thompson, of 1hompson's Land
ing Mo-, was in town yesterday. He has
large farm adjoining that of Mr.. j. N.
Clark and he reports crops in his neighbor-
hood in very fair condition generally.
Adams & Westlakes OIL Stoves Best
on Earth at Davidson's. If
LosT-A black enamel locket with three
pearls on front. Finder will please leave
at this Office.
Judge Yocum attended court at Mound
City yesterday, where Judge Smith, Of
Massac county, is holding court for Judge
Smith, of Pulaski county, and the delin-
quent tax list is under consideration. A
number of objections have been filed and
argument was heard in some of them yes
terday.
Go to G. w. Henderson's for Ice boxes
and Refrgerators. Ct
Tho youag negro McFaddeu was yester-
day brought up before County Judge Robin
son under the charge of larceny, stealing the
pistol which he drew upon white boy
Tuesday from Mr. Selig Mann, and he
pleaded guilty to the charge. But when
the court, as in duty bound, advised him Of
the consequences of the plea, he changed it
to mot guilt" and the court remanded him
back toJsil until more convenient time.
Go to G. w. Henderson's for Water
Coolers or anything else you want. ct
Miss Nellie Robinson came down from
Elco yesterday and reported that Tuesday,
frost, though quite strong up there, did bu,
little damage to garden vegetables or
Judge Robinscn's place. Cucumbers wer,
the only things damaged. This report will
probably apply to vegetables and crop,
generally. Fruit in Southern Illinois seem,
also to have escaped great damage, except
In few instances
School children will find THE BuLLE.
TIN scratch-books Nos. . and 8 tor sale a,
Phil Saup's candy store. u
The Gregg, Of Harrisburg, Of whom
mention has been made 10 these column
twice during the last few days, % being
brother or cousin Of the Gregg who ct
tempted to drown himself at Tho Hallida!
on Monday, aud A. coming down here OF
Monday in drunken condition, 10 no
" James NJ. Gregg, but Jno. N. Grcgl
James M. 10 40 able man, member Of th'
Illinois Legislature, Democrat and there
fore ssober man; Jno. M. lisa young man
generally gentleman, a rising lawyer, ,