The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-10
$1,000 Parasols reduced to $S.oo TO


$1,000 Parasols reduced to $500 to
close. Stuart. IL
Mr.. James s. Morris, of Ullin, is at
The Halliday since yesterday
Lancaster & Rice last week received a
barge of Pine lumber containing one hun
dred thousand feet
1t is understood that the steamer Kim
brough will start out for St. Louis Tuesday
or Wednesday.
New line of Ladies and Children's
Lisle Thread Hosiery at popular prices
Stuart. II
"A day or two ago Mr.. R. Hebsacker
received news from Germany that his faith
er had died last Wednesday.
Tho party from the Normal University
to visit the Mammoth Cave have decided to
90 by rail instead of river as first decided
upon.
American Satteens reduced to Csc.
genuine French Sateens reduced from on
to 40c. to close. Stuart. 1t
Mrs. Burnett Miss Lemen, Miss Clark,
and probably others will go to Dixon
Springs Tuesday morning by way OF
Vienna.
1.-THE Arlington Leader" is q new
weekly paler published by Mr.. Joseph g.
Hall, in Arlington, KY the first issue OF
which has reached us.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. tt
MIR. S. Pennington returned yester-
day from his visit to Evansville. His hands
are all right again and he will resume his
Official duties here.
In the circuit court yesterday the Cob
Ter divorce case was on trial all day anc
WAS uu( CDUCluucu. NUuIN Will lCSph'Su'
tomorrow at the usual hour.
We offer to decided bargains in Sho
department which will pay TO examine
Best and cheapest line of Ladies Slipper
in the city at lowest prices. Stuart. 1t
-Ayoung couple, We are informed, vii
be married at the Baptist church this ever
ing and both will Immediately atterwar
be baptized and become members of tn
church.
-LosT.- Supposed to have been in Or
era House commencement day--s packag
containing splasher to be done in etchin!
The finder will please leave il at THE BUl
LETIS Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bross will resid
on their return home, ia a suit of spaciou
rooms over the drug store Of the firm {
which Mr.. Bross is member, which al
now being elegantly fitted up for them.
Sheriff Hodges new residence, recen
ly erected near his springs at Hodges Parl
is nearly flushed and will be occupied b
his family soon. 1t 10 said TO be vel
comfortable as well as ornamental home.
Great bargains in Ladies' Lisle Tire,
Gloves from &c. per pair upward; Lsdi
Silk and genuine Lsle Gloves 9 button
25c. worth 50c.;2 and 3 button undress
Kid Gloves at 50c., worth sl.00. Stuart
Mrs S. Williamson begins clean
sale to morrow, to continue several days,
which the ladies of Cairo will doubtless
treated to unusual bargains in all that
longs to 6rst-class millinery establi.
ment. See advertisement, elsewhere.
The brick house on Ohio levee n
above the Illinois Central railroad gent
office building, was recently bought
Mr. Louis Herbert, who is having it ext
sively repaired. A new floor and new
ner walls, are among the improvements.
Thursday last while the little sew
year-old son Of Mr.. James Mullins, eng
eer at the Cairo City mills, was playing
the sidewalk In front Of his house up to-
negro came along, csrelessly caught l