The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-12

leaves here at II o'clock a. m. Thursday
and special coach will bring them back,
leaving Villa Ridge at p. m.
Lemon, vanilla, strawberry, raspberry
and all other flavors of fountain soda at
Phil. Saup's. 1t
"A party Of young men will 60 to
Hodges Springs up IN this county to'mor-
row, to spend several days "roughing it,"
The city council of Charleston, Mo-,
has decided to compel all merchants to pay
license,in order to obtain money for street
improvements.
Phil Saup's is the only ice cream par
lorin city the and he has prepared SPECIAL
supply of all a4vors for to-day. It
Preaching at the Christian church on
18th street this forenoon at 10 AS and in the
evening at s o'clock The public cordially
invited.
Acting Jallor Martin had the 'gang"
at work on the streets every day for several
weeks and is getting some good work out
of them.
Mrs. Norman has opened boarding.
house opposite the Court House and offers
superior accommodations to-day, regular
and transient boarders.
The nine-year-old son OF Jacob Baur,
living on corner of 9th and Cedar streets,
died yesterday morning and will be buried
at Villa Ridge this afternoon.
Mat Bagby, of Caledonia, brought to
the city yesterday seven Of the finest beef
cattle that has come to this market for a
long time Hinke 81 Son were the lucky
buyers.
"A new time card takes effect on the
Wabash road tomorrow. The passenger
will leave tomorrow morning at 4
O'Clock instead of 4;45; and will arrive at
l0;l5 instead Of 0 As at night
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $40 per thousand, iat THE BULLE-
TIN Office. Perforating 25 to SOC, number
ing $lO0 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
uar folio paper. Call and see samples of
paper or checks. tt
Pulaski Patriot "Capt. Halliday, OF
Cairo, is paying close attention to his bust
ness interestsin this city and makes daily
visits to the shipyard, where work is in
progress on number of barges and other
vessels"
Old Dan Rice is with Nsthans 81 Cos
circus now, as clown. The circus will ex-
hbit in Harrisburg on the 18th. There is
some probability that Old Dan will be in
Cairo again before long He is gravitating
toward it.
In addition to the nne display Of "sil-
YER gold and precious stones" in the win
dow OF Jno. a. Miller's jewelry store, there
are number Of photographs Of the beauti'
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. If
The work of raising the inner Illinois
Central track is being pushed down toward
the point with undated vigor. A large
force OF men are still at work, aided by sever.
al gravel trains. The work has now reached
the Caro- City mills.
The officers made raid Of suspicious
looking idle strangers yesterday, running
about adozen of them out Of the city, in the
hope Of Riding the city Of those who had
committed the several snesking burgIaries
within the last few lays,
Mr. W. W. Wright has moved into bis
cottage on Poplar street, below Tenth, again
and is having the premises very much i'm
proved. The spacious yard is being filled
preparatory to transforming it into beau.
tiful lawn and flower garden.
The negro, Willis Love, who stole a
keg Of powder from the stable Of Messrs
Sratt0n & Bird Friday night, was examin-
ed before Justice Bird yesterday and held
to bail in the sum OF one hundred dollars
He went to the county Jail.
a little child Of Jno. Broderick died
yesterday morning at the family home or
Fourth street Mr.. Broderick is in Denver
and was notified by telegraph of the serious
illness Of the child, but could not reach her,
in time. The funeral will probably occur
to-day.
An excursion of Paducah people vii
arriye here to-day on the tug Ida an
barges. is gotten up by the Ecklor'
club Of Paducah, which comes here to pla,
a match game OF baseball with the Chicag
Clothing House nine, on the Twen,y.eightl
street ground this afternoon.
Dixon Springs has been well and sue
cess'uIly advertised the past few DAYS attc