The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-01

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ished and looks fine.
The Boston Cash Store, E. B. Petit
proprietor, sports a flushing new deliver.
wagon.
Judge J. s. Crumm, of Vienna, ha
been guest at The Halliday for severa
days.
Yesterday morning Miss Fannie Bar
clay left for Kentucky on short visit Il
relatives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dsmron arrived in the city
last evening and is stopping at the Airing
ton house.
Judge J. II. Robinson celebrated bis
fiftieth birthday yesterday by attending
strictly to his official duties as usual.
Captain George Clark, late of the
steamer Jay Gould, was waiting here yes
terday to take charge of the steamer Ny
Choice.
If it doesn't rain or snow or hail or
blow too hard, we are to have some good
music from Prof. Storer's band, at the Tenth
street stand, tonight.
"A stranger took ct at the Arab en-
CINE house last night about 8 o'clock and
created some excitement among those who
happened to be out and about.
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 colored Methodist church on
Seventeenth street is again so far finished as
to permit plsstering inside and painting
outside, and when this shall be done it will
be ready for another cyclone.
Mrs. Quincy has opened boarding
house on the east side of Washington ave-
nue. between 9th and 10th, where will be
found for rent very pleasant furnished
rooms.
Attend the exercises Of the graduating
class at the Opera House this afternoon.
They ought to be and will be highly inter
estng throughout, to all parents who have
children in our public schools.
Mr.. James Kinnear has accepted the
position of head barkeeper at The Hali
day, to begin to-day. He has much ex.
perience in this line Of business, and will
have an opportunity to exert all his skill.
Professors Smith and Woodward, Of
Metropolis, were at The Halliday yesterday.
The former was for three years superinten-
dent Of the Metropolis schools, and has
been for several years In Wisconsin, hold
ing similar position there.
Work on the interior and exterior OF
the Presbyterian church is progressing very
rapidly. BY next Sunday the wainscotting
will be finished, the new carpet laid and
some OF the new seats placed in position
while the exterior will have received new
dress of paint.
Owing TO the closing exercises of tn,
high school, the usual afternoon meeting
at the Baptist church will be omitted to
day, but at 8 o'clock this evening DR.. Pur
ser will preach. The meeting last nigh
was largely attended, aud six persons uni
ted with the church,
The street committee met at the coun
Gil chamber yesterday afternoon and de
clded to recommend to the council at it
next meeting, among other things, tina
more sewer pipe be secured for some neces
i. sary extentions and improvements of tn
, sewer system In various parts of the city.
The case OF Parrott and Reeves VI
Geo. w. Freeze, which had occupied Ill
. circuit court for several days, ended in
y mistrial Yesterday morning. The matt,
d involved in this case was the value of
!, team OF oxen sold by defendants to con
plainants, afterwards levied upon by
/. creditor Of defendant, sold by him und
/. On execution and bought in at a nomin
price by the complauants who then refu