The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-15

ment. Persons who have not yet stepped
up to the collectors Office and squared &C
counts with him will save money if they
will do so before judgment is entered W
against them. The sale Of property upon
which the taxes shall remain unpaid will
begin on the 4th of next month.
School children will find THE BuLLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. 2 and 8 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Rev. Jno. f. Purser, one of the evan
geists who are to conduct the revival
meetings at the Baptist church In this city
this week, has arrived, and brother OF this
gentleman is expected to arrive to-day.
The meetings will probably begin to-mor-
row, of which due notice will be given.
--Shingle roofs can be made to last many
years longer by having a coating Of Ashes
tos applied to them. st
Mr.. Charles Moore, for four years a
trusty employe of the City National Bank
in tins city, lett Sunday evening with his
family for Memphis, Tennessee, to take
a responsible position in the new CONNER
cial bank of that city. The regrets and
good wishes of the people of Cairo follow
him.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Hon. d. T. Lnegar was in the city
Sunday. His filling bill is still in the SEN
ate, on third reading, and will come up in
its regular order No amendment has
been made to it in the senate, hence it will
go direct from that body to the governor
without further delay in the house. Mr..
Linegar left again yesterday morning.
Asbestos Paint restores shingles that
are warped to their original shape OR NO
PAY. Absolutely fire-proof. st
"A tightrope performer cut various ca
pers on rope stretched across Eighth
street last evening. Some foolish people
feared that he was the advance agent of
some Uncle Toms Cabin troupe, while
many others wondered why in thunder be
didn't go to saving wood, or engage in
some other employment better adapted and
more remunerative to himself and less
boring to the public.
All members aud their families are re-
luested to attend the installation of the
lewly, elected officers of the Rough and
Ready fire company tonight A dance
viii conclude the ceremony. 1t.
"A special from Texarkana, under date
the 1lth says "the Texas and St. Louis
arrow-gauge completed its track across
led river to-day at 10 o'clock, putting US
, direct communication with Pine Bluff.
rom Maj. c. F. Stephens, chief engineer,
is learned that the timetable tor that
ortion of the road will be issued in a
ouple of weeks, when regular trains will
egin their runs"
Yesterday J. E. Parks and the man
'icholS, who were reported in Sundays
ULLETIN to have attacked and beaten the
atchman of the oil works, Summmerfed,
ere brought into Magistrate Comings
'urt tor trial. The evidence given by a
lmber OF witness left no doubt but that
lmmerfeld had been the agressor and
lat Park had not been concerned in the
sht at all, except as a witness. Defend
ITS were both discharged.l
--Sparring contests have of late become
interesting feature at the performances
the Theatre Comique, and one of more
lsn ordinary interest will come off soon,
which two light weight and two heavy
eight sparrers of this city will contest for
NO handsome medals valued at $25, which
lr, Walker is now having prepared. In
rder to win either of the medals contestant
lust defeat his opponent three times in
accession The date Of the contest will
G made known in due time.
The storm which passed over Mound
MY last evening was witnessed from here
many citizens, who stood gazing with
imiraton at the fearful commotion in
ne sky. The clouds of all shades seemed
be at war with each other, flying rapidly
different directions, now black as night,
1en changing quickly to lighter shades as
ley sped along, mingling again in all
'rms with those of darker hue and then
'dlng away. 1t was certainly magnid.
emit sight which Is not often seen.
Circuit court convened yesterday
forming, Judge D. j. Baker presiding. A
all panel of jurymen was not obtained
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