The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-22
Aurora Vapor Stoves at Davidson's.

Aurora Vspor Stoves at Davidson's,
If
MIR. George s. Fisher is expected to
pay Cairo short visit in few days.
"A saleslady is wanted by dry goods
establishment in this city. See special
locals.
Go to G. W. Hendersons for Ice Cream
Freezers. ct
The rivers are rising at Cairo, Cincin-
natl and st. Louis. But it will probably
be only a little freshet, as they continue to
decline at other points.
Judge j. H. Robinson was engaged at
the court house yesterday all day, dlsposing
of probate business, none of which was Of
importance to the public.
-Refrigerators, Coolers, Freezers, ETC., at
Davidsoi's. If
The johnson County journal, of
Vienna, suggests the formation of vigil
lance committee for the sur preston of
Sabbath debauchery in the saloons of that
place.
Mr.. N. 8. Pennington has gone, or
will 90 to-day, to Evansville, Ind, to spend
few weeks with his relatives, until his
hands shall be sufficiently restored to ena-
BILE him to resume his duties in the railroad
Office here.
Go to G. w. Henderson's for Fishing
tackle. Ct
Mayor Halliday has received another
letter from President Whitehouse, saying
that the writer will be down here at an
early date to confer further with the coun.
Gil committee concerning the right.of.way
matters involved in the st. Louis g. Cairo
railroad company vs.. the City Of Cairo
case.
Adams & Westlakes OIL Stoves Best
on Earth at Davidson's. If
"A sample of fine strawberries was sent
Mr.. Herman Meyers yesterday, by Mr.
Richard Hickman who raised them on his
farm at Ullin. Strawberries will command
good prices for several days now after yes
terday's parting breath Of winter, and it
may be, will command higher prices
throughout the season because of this snap.
&C. Hsrdy's dancing class will meet to-
night at the Armory hall on Tenth street at
o'clock sharp. 1t
Mrs. Lydia Pinkham is dead in Lynn,
Mass, OF the age Of sixty-four. This news
decides the debate started by Stilson
Hutchins, in the Washington Post, last
year, as to whether there was such per
son, Mrs. Pinkham herself vigorously sup
porting the affirmative in the newspapers.
Mrs. Pinkham lived long enough to learn
the value of printers ink, by spending
$lS0,O00a year 10 advertising, which yield
ed clear profit of 100000 year.
Go to Q. w. Hendersons for Water
Coolers or anything else you want. Ct
AT 10 o'clock Sunday night the jury
in the Nenninger- Eutz case was discharged
by Judge Baker, after having been out
about thirty hours and without having ar.
rived at verdict. Soon after the jury had
been locked into the jury room vote
showed ten to be for the complainant and
two for the defendants, and there 1t re.
NAMED to the end. Thus the fourth trial
Of this case leaves It just where it was be-
fore and the people Of Pulaski county will
probably have to stand the expense of
another trial In the case.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant aud
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Number eight of the first volume Of
the Joncsboro (Ark. Democrat came to US
yesterday asking for an exchange. Mr.. j.
r. Taylor Is editor and proprietor. It is a
weekly paper Cotton up in good style; but
tho pleasantest feature about II to US, are
tho half dozen or more advertisements Of
Cairo busineps man II sontains Moss,a