The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-18

ing thus robbed. The case has been OF
trial twice before ia Pulaski county, bu
some technical ground always remained
upon which an application for now tra
was we'll founded and granted.
Adams & Westlake's OIL Stoves Best
on Earth at Davidson's. If
| "A social dance, sort of family hop
was given last night at the new residence
of Mrs. Sites, on Seventh street, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Pffferling. Only mem
bers of the family and the boarders and
dodgers of the house were present and, nat.
urally, it was most pleasant little affair
throughout for all.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Yesterday the steamer Ella Kimbrough
brought down from Commercial Point in
this county one hundred thousand feet OF
the finest ash lumber ever
cut, to be transferred to cars
at this point and sent to Dixon, Ills, to
be worked up into agricultural implements.
Mr. j. Il, Spies cut the lumber at bis mill
and ships it,
Go to c. w. Hendersons for Water
Coolers or anything else you want. ct
"A party of Nashvillians and Nashvil-
Harnesses came down yesterday on the
steamer w. H. Cherry and, while the boat
lay at our wharf, came ashore and took a
good view of the town and several gallons
of Phil Saup's fountain soda. The young
ladies Of the party were very charming, also
very thirsty.
xxx beer, the best in the city, which
took the premium over all other brands at
Cincinnati, for sale by R. Jones, Cor 9Th
and Commercial ave. 1t
Pinch was the scene of bad fight
Wednesday night, between two negroes,
over the possession Of one of the angelic
female inhabitants of the delectabe neigh
borhood. Offices interfered with the COM
batants before they had carved each other
up very much, and they were iaed each
five dollars and costs by Justice Robinson.
The negro, Stevens, who jumped his
bond under an indictment for burglary,
owned span of fine horses and wagon,
upon which Mr.. II. A. Harmon held a
mortgage for $3.50. Stevens bondsmen
paid the money due Mr.. Harmon and took
possession of the team, which will proba-
bly, secure them against loss.
The revival meeting at the Baptist
church last night was again largely attend
ed although the weather was unfavorable.
The services were deeply interesting, the
sermon being especially fervent and very
impressive. The meetings will grow in in
terest as they continue and should be at
tended by everybody irrespective of setarian
belief.
The Harper high license bill, making
the minimum price of license to sell alco-
holic liquors $500 and to sell beer alone
$3.50, was ordered to third reading in the
Illinois house on Wednesday with the as
sistance OF FIVE or six democrats. Mr..
Linegar expressed the opinion during his
visit home last Sunday, that the bill would
not pass third reading, Mr., Linegar is
power in the house and is certainly com
petent to judge
Mrs Mollle Pierce who was married to
Mr.. Louis Benefited by Justice Robinson
Wednesday, had, not an hour before this
wedding, been allowed decree OF divorce
from Mr.. Madison Pierce by Judge Baker.
From the court room, with certificate Of d.
vorce in hand, she went to the county
clerks Office, procured license to marry
Mr.. Bennefeld, and from thence to the JUS
tice to have the knot tied. Business is said
to be business, but with some people mar
riage is business, too,
-"Glengary," the home of Capt. Sproat
near Columbus, Ky, has become famous
for the size and quality OF its Strawberries
No such berries are produced anywhere in
the country, and no others will bring such
prices as these command in the st. Louis
and Chicago markets. sample box was
received yesterday at The BULLETIN Office
with compliments Of Mrs. Cushman-g
ripe, red fellows lying in their box looking
nearer the size Of ordinary peaches than
Strawberries, they were the admiration of
all who saw or tasted them.
Governor Hamilton has issued proc
lamation calling upon the people of Illinois
"to observe Wednesday, May 30 instant, as
Memorial Day, and requests them on that
day to lay aside their ordinary business