The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-28

Mr.. II. G. DePew is back from hi
northern visit and at his post of duty again
Major Jesse Hinkle was out AGAR
yesterday after several days prostratior
with sickness.
H. T. Gerould is now located a
Mendoza, Ills, where he has charge of tn,
City gas works.
"A white girl servant can have good
home in a small family. Apply at thi:
Office. If
Hon. D. T. Linegar has consented to
deliver the Grafton at Jacksonville, His, on
the Atm of July.
Mrs. w. F. Mcdowell leaves tomor-
row by the l. c. R. R. for New York city
on visit to relatives.
The Mississippi river is falling at ST..
Louis. The OAio aud tributaries are doing
likewise at nearly all points above.
1.-THE Halliday" star baseball club de-
feated 1.-THE Cairo Gazette" club in match
game Tuesday. The score stood II to 5.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Mr.. Newton Rice and family are at
Creal Springs for a few weeks. Mr. Rice
writes that the water has been very benef
cial to them all. The only objection is lack
OF shade at the springs.
Anna will celebrate the glorious Fourth
In an elaborate manner. Chief among the
attractions will be series of races between
noted animals, at the Driving Park, under
the auspices of the Anna Driving club.
Engineer Charles Thrupp has finished
the survey of the new line for the St. Louis
and Cairo railroad northwest of the city.
He is now at work making the estimates OF
the cost of the contemplated mprov ements
on this right.of-way.
Six dollars and ten cents in money and
apair of dice was all the "valuables" found
upon the body Of the negro deck hand Of
the steamer Sherlock, drowned in this por
a few days ago, and brought to shore yes
terday.
Deputy Collector Guy Morse will b,
! around to-day or tomorrow among thos,
still behind with their taxes, and those witt
shall tail to come to time may expect t,
part with their property, as the sale will no
+ be delayed beyond the 1st proximo.
d A surprise party was gwen to Mr.. AM
= Mrs +. s. Dewey, up town, Tuesday nigh,
= by a large number of their friends. 1t wa
G the occasion of the fifteenth anniversar
OF their wedding and the friends left ma
g tokens commemorative of the occasion.
Some one entered the saloon of MI
Louis 9. Herbert, near Eighth street o
8 Commercial avenue, by the rear door, nigh
e before last and took five or six dollar
- from the till. Nothing else was disturbe
If and no traces were left by the burglars.
d Warrants have been issued for ten {
- 10 twelve owners of tagless dogs, and Ollic,
/ bunker has been entrusted with their sci
D. vice. Several delinquents were brought il
st to court yesterday and paid the court an
y officers dollar or two in addition to Il,
amount necessary toprocure Alag.
"a In letter to Alderman G. N. Hughe
o, IN this city, Mr.. Ed. Mccullough, for som
g. time OF Louisville, says that he will 90 I
u IL st. Louis on the 1st of July to take a pos
4. ton in the hardware house of the Caruth
is Byrner Co. Mr.. NJ. p. Fulton is al,
nd now in st. Louis.
w 1t is now settled fact that publ
nd meeting will soon be held at the ope
IS house. for the purpose of heariog the qu,
ng ton of filling the city upon the plans 81
p. gested by house bill 257, discussed by He
os az d. T. Llnegar. The property owners OF t
ut city are one by one giving the matter Sc
Gus thought and the sentiment in favor