The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-27

Additional local items on third page.
DIR. Wardner came down from Anna
yesterday.
Miss Annie Morse came down yester-
day on visit.
The street committee is to meet at the
council chamber this forenoon.
"A white girl servant can have good
home in small family. Apply at this
Office. If
Mrs. DR.. Benson of McLeansboro, Ills,
is visiting at the residence Of Mrs. Yost on
Eighth street.
Since Sunday COL Jno. Wood is grand
papa to bouncing boy that arrived in the
family of his son at Chicago.
Mr.. I. G. Wahlstedt, please call at Mr..
Doering's boarding house on 9Th ST., as
your mother and sister have arrived. 1t.
Another cargo of steel rails, three
barges, for the southern division of TIE ILL.,
nois Central road is at East Cairo for re-
shipment south by rail-
Mich. Hacker spent Sunday with his
family. He reports his wheat crop all safe
in the shock. The cultivated land of "Idle-
wild" is above the Mississippi food line.
Andrew Lohrs Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
Mr. Nose Valdez was down from his
country seat Monday. His crop, mostly
wheat and potatoes, also promises rich
harvest md his land is all beyond the
| food line.
About a dozen men are employed in
giving the Arab engine house general
overhauling externally. The cupola is be-
ing newly painted and the fire walls and
chimueys taken down and rebuilt.
Senator" Lon Daniels, formerly of
Cairo now Of Chicago, is in the city tor a
few days looking well and happy. He is q
successful business man of the above named
village.
Mr.. Mich Pennington will probably
spend his convalescing days at Dixor
Springs this summer. These springs hav,
been tried and proved to be the best place
n the world for convalescent.
"A seat had been especially set aside fo
Sergeant Bluff" at the opera house las
night, but the sergeant was present only
little while and then carefully avoided the
iseat of honor intended for him. The "Nt
Idle Logs" give their performan ce at the
cotton compress next week.
TO Mr.. George Parsons is due much OF
the credit for the admirable manner in
which Engaged" was presented last night
He took the leading part in the play, which
kept him on the stage almost constantly
and also the direction OF everything on tn,
boards. He did remarkably we'll in ever,
way.
Yesterday afternoon race between
several fast horse in the city took place a,
st. Mary's park. DR.. Dunning's horse, MI
George II. Corliss' mare and "Lazy Pat,
were the contestants for small stalk,
The last named was driven by an expert
enced jockey named Switzerland, from
Chicago, and won the race.l
Sunday last the Brotherhood Of Rail
road Conductors lately organized here, met
and in view Of the departure soon of Mr.
W. |. Allen, late trainmaster of this division
, of the Wabash road, expressed thei
: sincere friendship for him, their regret a
his departure, and raised $2l0 in gold to b
presented to him as testimonial of tn
high esteem in which they all held him
Mr.. Allen expects 10 leave for the north 10
day. He has been with US some time an,
made friends Of all with whom he came il
contact, particularly railroad men of al
classes.