The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-27
Go to Saup's for ice cream.

Go to Saup's for ice cream, IL
Father O'Hora was expected to die
yesterday.
The usual services will be held IN the
Lutheran, Presbyterian and Episcopal
churches to-day.
See our bargain in black silk at $3.50
worth $500. Stuart. 1t.
Mr.. Stephen Bird is said 10 be prepar-
ing to rebuild his mill in Missouri, recent
ly destroyed by fire.
The man Healy, at Birds Point, was
still improving yesterday evening when
DR.. Parker visited him.
Go to Phil Saup's for ice cream of the
purest quality. IL.
Mr.. Richard Agnew, train dispatcher
of the Wabash road, has been laid up for
some time, but is improving.
Mrs. Burnett and several others expect
to make trip to Dixon Springs next week
if the weather is favorable. They will 60
by way Of Vienna.
Only one hundred people will be per
HIast~a ~ r.. 10 Paducah on the Ella Kim
brough to-day. Go on rue poat carly OIL
you will be left. It,
Yesterday some Of the uniformed re-
turned from Nashville to their homes, by
the Illinois Central road. A delegation of
the Governors Guard, of Springfield, were
among them.
"A party made a raid yesterday on the
tsh in the Kentucky lakes 1t pleased the
party and did not hurt the fish, at least not
to any very considerable extent Most OF
the "bites" were from mosquitoes.
New fans and parasols at prices to
please cash buyers, at Stuart's Popular and
Reliable Cash Dry Goods House. It,
The season for crazy jim Orange to
fill himself with benzine, and howl along,
the street seems to have arrived. He grows
| older and louder and meaner every year.
1T is blot on our civilization" that he
can not be suppressed.
-Bishep Baltes, of Alton and of this do.
cese, will be here to-day to hold some i'm
portant service in the Catholic churches,
chief among which will be the confirmation
of about two hundred children at ST..
Joseph's church.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
The Negro who was shot in QUARREL
at Hodges Park Thursday died Friday
night and yesterday Coroner Fitzgerald was
called to hold an inquest over the re.
mains. AT this writing he has not returned
and no news Of the verdict has reached here.
During this week public receptions
will be held at the public schools every at.
ternoon, at which the parents of pupils,
and others, may be present to witness the
exercises; and on Friday commencement
exercises will begin.
The steamer Ella Kimbrough affords
slendid accommodations for excursionsts.
Go on her to Paducsh to-day and enjoy a
days recreation. It.
Mr.. Frank Borstadt, who has for four
years been in the employ Of Mr.. Z. A. b.
der, left last night for Denver, where he
expects to 20 into business for himself. lie
isa an expert workman at his trade aud will
do we'll wherever he may go.
The two Cairo boys, Fred Patton and
James Hagsrty, who spared for medal at
Harry Walkers Theatre Comique Friday
night, made things interesting tor while
to the large audience gathered there. The
boys displayed some talent, but more cour.
age. There was considerable difference in
their weights, Patton being the heavier; but
1t was nip and tuck through the first two
rounds and both got an equal share of the
| nnntausa. Rut patton,s hlows finally toid