The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-28


See notice in special locals, of gold pin
lost by Daniel Hartman.
City Attorney Garter of Mound City
was down on business yesterday.
"A picnic and old settlers'meeting is tc
be held at Creal Springs on the Sd and 4tt
instants.
The Home Laundry, on 18th street
between Walnut, by Mrs. Francis is the
place for neat washing and ironing. Ct
The city scale is in rather delaplda
ted condition. Neglect and disuse are work
ing it's ruin
Mrs. s. Williamson returned last even
ing from an extended business trip to
st. Louis.
Alderman c. o. Patier, who has been
east for some weeks purchasing goods, was
expected to return lastnigat.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. tt
Eight new two-story houses are to be
erected in Mound City during the next six
months. Mr.. Moses Foss of this city has
the contract for one of them.
Walter Hawkins who went from here
to Chicago to help the Western Union com
pany out there. has been sent from there to
Milwaukee where his services are more
needed.
City council met as per announcement
last night, but the fire bells set every mem
Der to shaking nervously with fear that ms
domicile was going up in flames, and the
meeting adjourned until 8 O'Clock this
morning.
Your clothing will be cleaned, colored
and repaired at the Home Laundry, 10Th
street, between Washington and Walnut.
IL anaged by Mrs. Francis. vt
Alderman Lancaster and daughter,
Minnie, will 60 to Creal Springs to-day.
Mrs. Lancaster has been there for several
weeks with her little daughter and makes
tlsttering reports Of the medical qualities OF
the water.
james G. Blaines great work Twenty
years Of Congress" is expected out in Oc-
tober. It's sold only by subscription and
book canvassers find it perfect boronza.
A. r. Fowler, 113 Adams St., Chicago, is
northwestern manager.
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, 81 90 per thousand, at THE BULLE
TIN office. Perforating 20 to Soc, number
ing 81 90 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
uar folio paper. Call and see samples OF
paper or checks. tt
The street committee gave passing
attention to the ugly puddle in the vacan
lots Just below Tenth street, on the wester
ly side of Commercial avenue, The place
ought to be filed up by the owners of thu
lots, and the street committee 30 decided
AS yet no intimation has reached here
iron, the heads of the st. Louis and Cairo
railroad company, as to what their intention
are, concerning permanent right-ot-way
into the city They are probably awaiting
the outcome of the work now in progress
on the bank, under Captain Cole.
Just as the fire bells began to RIM
down town last evening a horse dasheC
down Washington avenue and barely miss
ed running over two ladies' and child OF
the sidewalk near Seventh street. Th'
ladies were Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. L. A
Phelps.
In addition to the fine display OF "sil
yer, gold and precious stones' in the win
dow of Jno, A. Miler's jewelry store, Their
are anumber OF photographs OF the beautl
full scenery round about Dixon Spring
that are worth studying. If
Yesterday afternoon the remains Of
colored boy named Young, son Of Henri!
Young, a ship carpenter, were inferred. Tn
boy was drowned in the Ohio river nea
the coal dump Thursday evening, by falln,
into the river from calking fiat upor
which he had been playing He was abou
twelve years old.
The third annual session Of the South
ern Illinois Teachers Association will be
= gin at Carbondale on the 2sth proximo an
&. continue until the 30th inclusive. TIL
y session will be one of the greatest interes
as an elaborate programme has been prc
vided. Prof E, ). Clarke, formerly of ,hi
city, is member Of the board OF director,
@ -Hand.blls are circulated IN this cit,
" offering reward of twenty five dollars ,c
a sorrel mare stolen from Perry Drink waite
5, in Mississippi county, No., on the 2lst In
n slant, or for the thief, who Is negro name