The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-11

Dxou Springs yesterday morning to rust-
cate for week or two.
Mr.. L. Pine arrived at The Halliday
yesterday from South Bend, to remain sew.
eral days to inspect the Singer works here
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
General c. W. Pavey is at his post OF
duty here as collector of this internal rev.
enue district. He came down yesterday and
is making The Halliday his headquarters.
Argument in the Neff-Smith Case was
concluded before Judge Baker yesterday
morning, Judge W. H. Greeu making the
concluding argument. Judge Baker took
the case under advisement.
The fuder OF small black-and-tan
dog, with collar and check on his neck,
will be suitably rewarded if he will leave
same at City National Bank. ct
The assessors books are now ready for
inspection and the county board will be in
ooeoion osain to aay tn hear any complaints
property holders may have to make con
corning the assessments appearing against
their names.
Charleston (Mo.) Courier; "Our wa
ter-melon crop prospects are indeed very
fattering. There is no telling yet what the
yield will be, but will be large enough to
bring handsome sum of money in the
county provided a good market be found"
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $500 per thousand, at THE BULLE-
TIN Office. Perforating 25 to SOC. per thou
sand extra. Linen or regular folio paper.
Call and see samples of paper or checks.
If
Mr.. Bradsby, the county and city his
tory man, is back again to spend several
weeks more among us in the work of finish
ing the history of the county. The bar
and the courts of the county are now re-
ceiving his attention.
Chief Meyers broke up several base
ball parties on the streets yesterday even
ing. Baseball players on the streets are
liable to cause run-a-ways and do other
damage. Hence their prohibition. There
is plenty of room in the commons for such
sport.
Tonight IS Miss Laura Lees
benefit at the Theatre Comique. She has
deservedly gained the title of 1.-THE Night
ingale of the Variety Stage" she is great
favorite among the patrons of the theatre;
she should have a rousing house. ct
Cairo counts two citizens more since
early yesterday morning. Mr. Dave Barry,
up town, was presented with boy and so
was Mr.. Samuel Meyers, the Commercial
avenue dry goods and clothing store man
This is not directory growth" but a real,
tangible increase in our population, that
will count in years to come.
In addition to the fine display Of "sils
yer, gold and precious stones" in the win
dow OF Jno. A. Millers jewelry store, there
are number Of photographs of the beautL
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. II
Yesterday Chief Meyers run three
strange boot-blscks out of the city, upon
the reasonable suspicion that they were
guilty of the several bungling attempts at
burglary made in various parts of the city
within the last few days. The attempts
were such a. a"green hand" would make,
and the chaps who were bounced were fur
nished very reasonable presumption of
guilt in some form or other.
line music loving-people Of the city
owe Alderman Blake another debt of graft.
tude for his efforts In their behalf, and they
will, doubtless, at some future time, find an
opportunity to discharge that debt. The
construction Of convenient music stand in
81. Marys Park, provided tor by q resolu-