The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-22

Barclay Bros, f. Korsmeyer, Jno. A. Mil.
Ter, Henry Breihan, Ii. Il. Ince, Paul g.
Schulz, Andrew Lohr and The Halliday
are making bids for the trade along the
Texas narrow-gauge road, through the
columns Of the Democrat, and there Is rea-
son to believe that they are succeeding II
is better that the business men of Cairo
should have the business opened up to
them by this newroad all 10 themselves, than
that they should allow it to slip through
their fingers and 60 to st. Louis; and in or
der to get the trade it is only necessary to
make an effort to do so, which, it isgratify-
ing to note, some of them are doing.
Go to C. W. Henderson's for Ice boxes
and Refrgerators. Ct
Young Wills, of st. Louis, son-in-law
OF Mrs. Gordon, has been in the city for
week or ten days, seeking to gain possession
of some money and property which he
claims as his share Of the estate of Louis
Jorgenson, due him by reason of his mar
rage with thesaid Jorgenson's daughter and
the latters subsequent DEATH The amount
claimed is about 81 900 and proceedings to
recover it were instituted at the present
term Of the circuit court, Messrs. Mulkey
& Leek appearing for compliments. A
number Of lazy points are involved in the
case which render it doubtful if the young
man will gain his object,
TIN scratchbooks Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saups candy store. If
The state of the weather was anything
but inviting outside last evening yet
there was good attendance at the Baptist
church where the revival meetings are still
in progress. In some respects il was the
most interesting meeting yet held. The
subject of Rev. Purser's sermon was the re-
solution of the prodlgal sou II will arise
and go to my father, etc."-The lessons
from "Pearl of the PARALLELS" were earnest
ly and powerfully set forth, and many per-
sons in the congregation were visibly affec- |
ted. Services again at o'clock this after
noon and o'clock this evening.
1t you want to know just where to 90 |
to find cool retreat for few weeks or |
months, during the cheated term" of 'S3,
and laugh at the dolorouS predictions of |
weather prophets, send your full address,
aud six centsin postage stamps to A. V. II.
Carpenter, General Passenger Agent Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st, Paul Railway, at
Wis, and he will furnish you |
a list of just such places, together with a
book, entitled "a Reconnaissance of the |
Golden Northwest A limited supply OF |
these books are now for free distribution at |
the ticket Office of J. II. Jones in this city. |
Please call early.
The "Golden Star" and Triumph" oil |
stoves lead all others. Go to Z. W. Hen
derson for them, 8
Sunday Chief Myers received dis
patch from the chief at Memphis, asking
him to look out for man having in his
possession new harness and quantity of |
blankets ana other lvery-stable accoutre-
nents, which was unlawfully taking away.
The chief put Officer McTigue on the track
and he found the man and all the things
wanted, also fine race horse, on the steam-
,r Vint Shinkle Sunday night. The man
md the horse and things were all safely
slowed away and held for further orders
rom below, which came in form of letter
elling the chief to never mind the man if
le would give up the harness and blankets.
This the man consented to do and did, aud
vas permitted to take his horse and 20
whittier he would.
Sunday morning about II O'Clock,
he Ella Kimbrough started from here for
)spe Girardeau, with about seventy-fve ex-
on board, including Professor
Storer's cornet band Refreshments, such
10 ice cream, cake and sandwiches, were
also provided in abundance. The boat
reached the Cape about 10 80 o'clock at
lght, when nearly all disem barked and
ook stroll through the streets while the
band serenaded the university to the delight
)f the inmates and citizens in the neigh
oorhood, who invited the boys In and
treated them to an elegant feast. Att
o'clock Yesterday morning the boat landed
igain at the Cairo wharf. The excursion.
SITS had good time aud were satisfied
With the trip,
Two professional gamblers, Of the
worst of their kind, got into fierce com
bat at an institution Of questionable fame,
IN lower Washington avenue, yesterday
evening Constable Sheehan heard the
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