The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-29

Captain ]. G. Willis, of Metropolis, was
in the city yesterday.
"A child Of Mr.. Frank Shafter died
Sunday on Seventh street and was buried
yesterday.
The postoffice tomorrow will be open
only from to 10 q. m. and from to 6 p.
m. Tomorrow, Decoration Day.
See our elegant line of white goods de-
cided bargains in check Nanisooks and Vic
toris lawns, at 10 and l21a. Stuart. 1t
Services in the Baptist church Sunday
we're OF more than ordinary interest and the
church was crowded both morning and
evening.
AT the parsonage of st. Patricks
church by Father Murphy, Mr.. Herman
Coyne and Mics Mary Dowd, both OF Cairo,
were married on Sunday.
"A colored boy named Henry Bedford
stole five dollars from Mr.. Frank Garlic yes
terday and was held to bail in the sum of
fifty dollars by Magistrate Comings.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Hon. D. T. Linegar is still in the city.
He has some important cases at law to at
tend to at this term of the circuit court and
he will give them the necessary attention
before returning to Springfield.
Engineer Thrupp is still at work sur
veying the Mound City levee and will
probably be at it all this week yet. The
levee is to be tif,y-four feet above low water
mark, which will bring it-onlv one fcc :.
above high water mark there.
Largest line Of ladies' and children's
Lisle thread hosiery ever shown in the city
See our great bargain in ladies' and gents
regular made fancy hose at 25, worth 30
cents. Stuart. 1t.
This week the city's scraper will be
put in operation on the county road be-
tween here and the bridge and the road
will be made smooth and restored to it,
original form where rain or food may have
damaged it.
Captain VIM. williams, who had beer
for several weeks con fined to his bed will
excruciating pains OF rheumatic nature
is able to be out again, but is very much thu
worse in appearance and otherwise for hi
suferings.
The case Of the State vs.. DR.. Leach
carried from the police to the county cour
and from there TO the circuit court, wa
tried last Friday and the doctor was &C
quilted. Messrs. Mulkey and Leek wer
a.toraSys for the defendant.
Mrs. Sarah Higgins an old lady living
on Fifteenth, street back Of Walnut, dice
very suddenly Sunday night. She ha,
been out as well as usual during the da
and nothing wrong was suspected wheI
she retired for the night. The cause Of he
sudden demise W. could not learn.
In the way of minor offenses, :hre
cases of drunkenness before Magstrat
Comings, two Of ditto and one of disorder
conduct before Justice Robinson, and sey
eral OF q similar character before Justic
Osborne, formed the sum total in the cit
yesterday.
Postmaster Murphy left the city agai
yesterday evening for Buena Vista, Indians
In response to telegram announcing tn
serious illness Of his aged mother, VIII
never entirely recovered from the stroke q
paralysis by which she was Frustrated
short time ago. The old lady is seventy
four years old.
"A tunnel Of SO feet 10 length, with tw
chambers Of II feet, has been bored int
the heart OF Granite Mountain on the lin
Of the Iron Mountain railroad. In orde
10 get the granite into better shape fc
quarrying purposes, II 10 proposed shortl