The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-19

points, but at Plum Point there will be no
interruption in fact Captain Knight Is in
need of more men to prosecute the work
with greater vigor.
Adams & Westlake's OIL Stoves Best
on Earth at Davidson's. If
Next Monday the st. Louis and Cairo
road will commence running an express
train between this city and East st. Louis.
Cairoites can 90 to st. Louis and return
almost in one day by this train.
"A daughter of Conductor Morgan, of
the Illinois Central road, was married at
Centrala on Wednesday, to young man
of st. Louis. Some of the wedding cake
found its way to several parties in this
city.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, a pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
The colored Baptist church, at the
corner of Tenth and Cedar streets, is being
enlarged. The old building has been
moved back thirty feet and an addition
with an imposing cupola is to be erected in
front.
Thursday evening Conductor Keefe, OF
the st. Louis & Cairo road, who lives on
Twentieth street, was made the object OF
surprise party composed of about thirty
young people of both sexes The reason OF
the demonstration we failed to learn.
Go to G. W. Henderson's for Water
Coolers or anything else you want. Ut
Sergeant W. II. Rays term as signal
officer at this station expires on the 10Th or
10th of June, when he will have been sta.
toned here for five successive years, and
have been ten years in the service, Wheth-
er he will be again assigned to this station
is, OF course, doubtful.
The annual circular issued by the
Houston Typographical Union, No 81, of
Houston, Texas, giving list of the officers,
members, the names of those expelled and
those who died during the year, informs
US that Mr.. Cyrus s. Oberly, brother of
Hon. Jno. II, Oberly, is president of the
Union.
School children will find The BULIE-
TIN scratcb-books Nos. Q and 8 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Uptown people-many of them-are
doing some good work in the way of white
washing. A coat of lime applied to an old
fence and dog-house and wood-shed I'M
proves the general appearance of the premi-
ses fully fifty per cent. Houses standing
in the bottoms are especially in need of
this sort Of improvement too bliterate the
dirty water lines along the easements.
Go to c. w. Henderson's for Ice boxes
and Refrlgerators. ct
Mr.. j. X. Greer, an officer of Smith
land, KY, was in the city yesterday in
seach of white man named Green Stewart,
alias Hugh Moore, charged with killing
man in the neighborhood of Smithlsnd
short time ago. Officer Greer tracked his
man to Dexter, Mo-, where he was under
arrest, but released before the officer got
there. Officer Greer left description of
the fugitive with Chief Myers who will
keep a lookout for him.
xxx beer, the best in he.city, which
took the premium over all other brands at
Cincinnati, for sale by r. Jones, Cor 9Th
and Commercial ave. 1t
If you want to know Just where to go
to find cool retreat for few weeks or
months, during the cheated term" of 83,
and laugh at the dolorous predictions OF
weather prophets, send your full address,
and six cents in postage stamps to A. V. H.
Carpenter, General Passenger Agent Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway at
Milwaukee, Wis, and he will furnish you
a list just such places, together with
copy OF new and beautifully illustrated
book, entitled "a Reconnaissance of the
Golden Northwest" A limited supply of
these books are now for free distribution at
the ticket office of j. H. Jones in this city.
Please call early,
"A lean, lank young man who wore
'see more" coat, high-water pants, bland
smile and glib tongue "struck" the city
yesterday and began vigorous canvass
with something he called varnish, which
he peddled from door to door. The varnish
would make old furniture look new--a
single bottle applied according to direc-
tons would gather up the fragments of
broken parlor set and in tho twinkling of
an eye make it whole again, two bottles
would produce such set without any frag-