The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-17
Eronnh Arleu anil Gns Winters are em.

O'Calahan were married in st. Patrick
church yesterday morning.
Mr.. Angus Leek returned yesterday
from a long visit to relatives and friends II
Metropolis.
A social dance will be given at Hlber
MAN hall Friday evening, Aug. 18th
All are invited At
We are under obligations to Secretary
of State Dement, for copy OF the laws 0
Illinois passed by the Thirty-thrd general
assembly.
MIR. S. Rosenwater went east Wednes
day to select stock of fall dry goods anc
gents furnishing goods
Alderman Walker returned from St
Louis yesterday. He had been away snct
Sunday to see about the opera chairs for hi;
theatre.
"Wednesday the state auditor REGISTERED
81 $50 more of Cairo City refunding bonds
Thus the retunding of the city debt zoe;
steadily forward.
Mr.. Moses Valdez was in yesterday
from the country looking like anything
but dead man, or even any the worse
for his late sickness.
The steamer Bertha Lee collided with
the towboat Emma Ethridge, near Golcon-
da, on Monday, and has been placed on the
Paducah Marine Ways for repairs.
-Four carloads more of hard burned
brick for sidewalks arrived yesterday and
are being distributed to different parts of
the city, where new walks are being built.
"A dispatch to Chief Myers yesterday,
from Mayfeld, KY, requested that a bay
horse and the man that stole him be looked
for here, and offered Il reward OF 500 for
their capture.
Probably several hundred citizens Of
Cairo went up to the Villa Ridge Granger
fair yesterday. Many went by the II o'clock
tram AMI many more by hacks, carriages,
buggies and on hore back during the day,
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Louis Burger
left for the east to select a stock of fall dry
goods and notions. lie will be gone about
month, during which time he will visit
all the large business centres of the north
and east
Bank checks made to order, bouhd in
books, $500 per thousand,la THE BCLLE
TIN Office. Perforating 25 to 5Oc number.
ing 81 90 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
ular folio paper. Call and see samples Of
paper or checks. If
-ArguS:-"THE BULLEUIN is doing lis
level best to cara that fifteen dollars per
month. The BULLETIN generally does its
level best to earn all it gets; it expects to re-
ceive nothing without rendering an equiva.
lent patrons generally find its services
worth all they cost.
"A new frame church is being built on
Thirty-third street, between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street, by the colored
congregation over which Rev Kelly pre-
sides, The building Is about thirty by
sixty feet the walls are alre ady up and the
roof is now being put on.
In addition to the fine display of"sl-
yer, gold and precious stones" in the win
dow of Jno. A. Miller's jewelry store, there
are number Of photographs Of the beauti
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. If
The Wabash railway company have
decided TO make grand display at the
Boston exposition, which opens September
the 5. Their exhibit will be'of very extern
sve character and will include specimens
OF the products along their line, such as
minerals, wood, cereals, etc.
New plank is being placed along the
rails Of the Wabash tracks on Commercial
avenue, and the track is being made level,
Of which it stands much in need. These
improvements do not indicate fear that
the tracks will be violently dealt with by
any city official very soon.
An effort is being made to get w an
excursion for the benefit Of large number
Of persons residing in Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois who desire to visit Southern Kan.
sas. The train, provided the necessary ar.
fragments can be made, will start west
from Toledo, o., on the 2Sth inst
II don't blame Mr.. Dorsey Tor getting
mad, says an eminent Republican, "but |
don't think he ought to have given it away
that we paid as high as $50 and $40 Tor
some mems votes in 1888. Darned if it
won't empty the United States Treasury in
"a II the voters hear Of such pricesln
"A letter received by relatives here,
| from Mr. II NJ N..l II 60. . >.