The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-12
The city council meets to night in sec

The city council meets to night in sec
ondIand last regular session this month
Rev. Waller, presiding elder of this
district, was in the city few hours yester
day.
The Ice Manufacturing Co.'S building
is now out in "crushed strawberry" dress
of paint.
Professor Sherwin is expected to hold
services 10 the Methodist church here on the
9Th of July.
"A party bound for Dixon Springs left
Cairo on the Wabash train at o'clock this
morning.
Mrs. Henry Winter and son, Claude,
are back from Hot Springs. They returned
Saturday much improved in health.
-Chas Steyer, young business man Of
Golconda, Ill.,, is in the city visiting the
family of Mr.. Mr.. F. Korsmeyer.
Thomas Swsnwick, of late assistant
clerk of the Chester penitentiary and we'll
known in Southern Illinois, died few
days ago.
The eminent phrenologist, Prof. ]. Fl.
Patty, is IN the city at the Howard House,
where he will be pleased to see any who
are interested in this science.
Miss Ella Armstrong goes to Carbon
dale tomorrow to attend the Normal com
mencement Miss LaCroDe will return
with her to Cairo on short visit.
Al Susanka and John Hill went to
Wicklife on a squirrel hunt yesterday.
They probably got left too as the NJ. & o
train last night was five hours late,
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. If
"A fuller account of the wedding at the
Baptist church Sunday night, than appears
elsewhere, was received last night too late
for publication in this issue; but it will sp.
pear tomorrow.
The aged mother of Mrs Sanders died
Sunday after short illness and was buried
yesterday. A special train of two coaches
were well filed with friends of the family,
AMI conveyed the remains from the foot of
Eighth street to Villa Ridge for nterment
The Wicklitfe Plaindear says that dur.
ing the recent visit there, Of President Ac-
herman and Vice President Clark of the
Illinois Central road, those gentlemen de-
cided upon building permanent incline
for their road at that point
Rev Harrison, of Carbondale, otfic
ated at the Episcopal church last Sunday
10 place Of Rector Davenport. The latter vii
return in about three weeks, and in tn
meantime other learned gentlemen of thu
cloth will occupy his pulpit on Sundays.
"A meeting Of the oon-keepers asso
citation was held at their hall on Tent
street last night, The main object Of tn
meeting ia understood to have been to tax
some action with regard to the licenses S
far granted by the city council, for period
Of six months or less.
Mr., c. Wilson, the carpenter, will b
gin to tear down his shop on Commerce
avenue, near Eighth street, and move 4
material to the corner Of Eleventh and Pc,
lar streets, there to erect for himself ne
shor, using what he can Of the old mate
ial in it's construction.
Among the Cairotes who will ate,
the commencement exercises at Carbonda
this week, are Mrs. p A. Taylor, coun
superintendent of our schools, Mr. and NJ
G. N. Hughes, Miss Ella Armstrong a
Miss Mary Baker. They will leave Il
morning. Prof. Storer's band leaves
morrow morning.
Two new varities of insects or wor
have been discovered doing serious dana
10 wheat on several farms in Southern
nois. The wheat Of Mr.. Il. Cover, n,
Golden, which WAS Of the early May var