The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-05
Superintendent Kerrigan, of the Iron

--SeVeral Gays ago Oopuch sh'PP''
twenty caroads of tomatoes, apples and
peaches allin one train,
An order for a $4,000 fall suit of cloth
es given away For particulars inquire at
Teichmau's Billiard Parlor. Su-4t
A baby was born unto Mr., Benjamin
Shelby Friday evening; but the child was
dead at birth and was buried yesterday
In the Methodist church the Holy
Eucharist will be celebrated this morning
Sabbath school and evening service occur
at the usual hour.
Bank checks made to order, bound IN
books, $500 per thousand, at The BuLLE-
TIN office. Perforating 25 to Soc, number
ing SlOO per thousand extra Linen or reg
ular folio paper. Call and see samples OF
paper or checks, u
Captain Laning, father of Mrs. Candee,
returned from Dixon Springs Friday even
Ing. The rest OF his party expect to return
home next Tuesday.
Twenty hogsheads of tobacco were
sold at Fridays sale at the warehouse Of
Messrs. Ashbrook & Robinson. The prices
ranged from s425 to 81 per cwt.
"A large stock of pianos and organs to
be closed out for cash or or monthly pay
ments. Each instrument will be sold at a
reduced price and easy payment guaranteed
Call at once on W. G. JoCelyn or at Tabers
jewelry store. u
Jim Orange was on rampage again
Friday night and this time vented his IN
sane rage upon his wife aud children whom
he beat and drove from the house. Magls-
trate Comings fined Jim" $25 and costs,
Green Stewart, a printer, well-known IN
this city, who went to work on the Wick
life Plandealer some time ago, came to TINS
city several days ago in feeble health and
left yesterday for Kansas City, Mo, to en-
gage on paper there.
In addition to the fine display OF ISL.
yer, gold and precious stones" in the WIN
dow OF Jno. A. Miller's jewelry store, there
are a number of photographs OF the beautl-
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. u
Tomorrow Kentucky votes for new
governor, etc. Tuesday the city council OF
Cairo convenes in first regular session this
month Some people will fail to see any
connection between these two great events,
and-they will be right-there isn't any
Mr.. A. T. DeBaun has completed ar
rangements for opening restaurant IN con-
nectlon with his oyster saloon, where one
may 90 and order whatever he pleases and
nav only for what he eats or drinks, which
Is a decidedly novel feature and will be-
come popular. He has built an addition to
his house and combined what was formerly
the kitchen and dining-ro0m into one,
making now spacious, well-lighted apart
ment furnished with all necessary c0nvenir
ences. He will probably be ready TO-
business some time during this week,
Prof. Storer's band was entertained at
Mr.. George Parsons elegant residence
Friday night. Mr.. Parsons exerted himself
to make the affair brilliant one and he
succeeded well, as he always does in matters
OF this kind. The grounds were lighted by
chinese lanterns, stand had been erected
near the house for the accommodation Of
the band and seats all around for the
guests, and sumptuous feast had been
provided for all. A very select and large
company was present, and all enjoyed
themselves heartily as they could not help
doing
The first dispatch announcing the dan.
gerous illness Of Captain r. X. Rily at New
York, did not arrive here until Friday
morning, on ABOUT fifteen hours after it had
been left at the New York Office The re-
suit was, that Miss Emma Rily, who left
here in response to the telegram to attend
her father, could not get away until Friday
afternoon, and she will not arrive in New
York until this morning some time, Yes.
tefday's message announcing the Captains
death was delayed in like manner about
three hours. The strike is responsible to
this, no doubt, from the standpoint Of tn
telegraph company.
Pulaski Patriot "The tow boat Mon
itor grounded timber barge belonging t
Dougherty e. Wilson, one night last wee
on sand bar near Birds Point, No. Til
night was very dark and the pilot at,emp,c
TO run rs near the point Of the bar as poss
Bile, 10 order to avoid the current Of N
river. He made the turn too quick All
went aground hard and fast. The bar
was left IN that condition while the bot
camn hnrp and unloadpl fine timhny mn l.,