The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-12


BILE rooms to rent in Winters Block.
Judge NJ. c. Crawford and Hon
James NJ. Gregg were in the city yesterday
Mr.. Geo. Daughtery and wife and Mis-
Amy Wilson, are among the guests at Dix
on Springs.
Miss Mabel Levett, of Centralia, i
visiting at the home of Mr.. Lancaster il
this city for few days.
"A little child of Officer Boughnor
living on Seventeenth street, died yesterda!
morning after a short illness.
There is said to be considerable tobsc.
CO yet to be marketed, in Ballard and adj
joining counties in Kentucky.
Through the untiring efforts of the
friends of Mrs. s. A. Gordon, the Wills
matter has at last been satisfactorily settled.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Mr.. A. o. Phelps, the Eighth street
photographer, IS on his way to St. Louis tc
select a new instrument larger and more
powerful than the one he now has.
"A colored youth named McFaddeD
who was confined in the county Jail for
stealing pistol from Selig Mann, made bis
escape in some way day or two ago.
The finder OF small black-and-tan
dog, with collar and check on bis neck,
will be suitably rewarded if he will leave
same at City National Bank. ct
-Blackberries are being brought into
the city by caravans of colored people who
come down on the steamer Fowler every
afternoon, from Mound City and other
points along the river.
During the month of June just closed
the collections OF this internal revenue dis.
trict were as follows: Distilled spirits
$l3, $3.50; tobacco, snuff and cigars, $40,
1858 so; termented liquors, 80, 22S.l9 total
| 1913, 223T7.
--FoR SALE-A good mich COW. II no
sold will loan her to some responsible per
son for few weeks for her care and feed
Apply at BULLETIN office.
"A colored damsel named Patsey Rob
inson pleaded guilty before Magistrate Com
lngs yesterday to giving a "colored maj
and brother thorough drubbing on Fifth
street, and she was fined the regulation sun
for the sport.
Bank checks made to order, bound il
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
The new postmaster-gen has de-
cided that postmasters who fail to motif,
publishers when subscribers remove, OF fai
to take papers from the pos,oflice, shall b.
responsible for their subscription. 1t is
good decision. OF course the newspaper
generally will applaud 1t.
In addition to the fine display Of ISL
yer, gold and precious stones" In the win
dow OF Jno. A. Mlllers jeweiry store ther
are number of photographs of the beaut
full scenery round about Dixon Spring
that arc worth studying. If
The bicycle 10 looking up. At Wash
ington Judge Smell has fined man for run
ming over bicycle rider. The Judge sal
that in the eye of the law bicycle IA
carriage, and as such has its rights iu III
streets and highways. When man drive
out Of his course to obstrnct q bicycle b
does so at his peril.
Two carloads Of hard burned brio
came 10 on the Illinois Central road Wee
nesday for the city, and 10 being hauled I
Seventh street, between the avenues, an
.ssed Ia extending the brick walk on ih
north side from the millinery store OF Mr.,
y. Williamson to Washington avenue. Th