The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-27

frm OF hOlanu " MINIMIZING ChhiionSou W"
winner for another contest for the same
medal. Next Friday the heavy weights
will spar for the other medal.
The "Golden Star" and "Triumph" oil
stoves lead all others. Go to q. W. Hen
derson for them D
The services in the NJ. e. church to-day
will consist of Baptism and the Eucharist
in the morning, and preaching in the even
ing by Rev. G. Nash, Of Carbonate. Also
Love Feast at 9:30 o'clock q. m, in the
Lecture room, and Sunday school at 3p. m.
Ice cream of all flavors at Phil Saup's
to-day. IT,
Captain T. W. Shields is on his way to
the east by roundabout way, taking In
number of places Of interest. On bis re-
turn he will visit Vassar college and bring
back with him his daughter and several OF
tie other young Cairo ladies to spend va
cation at home.
Largest line of ladies' and chldrens
Lisle thread hosiery ever shown in the city.
See our great bargain in ladies and gents
regular made fancy hose at 25, worth 30
cents. IL.
Pay your own way on the railroads! !
Israel Weinstein got mashed to pieces In an
accident on the Pennsylvania railroad and
the surgeons cut off one Of his legs. WelIi'
stein sued for $4,000 damages, and might
have got it, but the railroads lawyer proved
he was travelling on free pass.
Lemon, strawberry, vanilla and a
variety of other flavors Of ice cream at
Phil. Saup's to-day. II
Cairo gardeners will begin to ship
cabbage this week and will receive good
prices. The crop here is in splendid con-
dihon and promises to be large. Elsewhere
the cabbage crop is not good, hence the
Cairo gardeners may stand some chance Of
"bulling the market"
-Stuart's Popular and Reliable Cash
Dry Goods House call attention to the rib
bon stock. We keep the BEST RIBBON MADE
and offer it at prices as low as asked for in
ferior grades. 1t.
About the 1st of June an excursion to
Mammoth Cave is contemplated by the
teachers OF the Southern Illinois Normal
school, for the scholars Of the institution, to
spend the greater part of vacation.
Tue route of the party is to this city by rail
and to take the river here.
Phil. Saup has ice cream of every fla
ver, soda ditto AMI full line Of confec-
tionery. 1t.
Friday was taken up in the circuit
court in the conclusion Of the case of DR..
G. r. Clark vs. the estate Of VIM. Self, in
which complainant took non-suit; and
the acquittal of DR.. Leach upon the charge
of carrying concealed weapons. ovurr aa-
lourned at six o'clock until tomorrow
morning.
See our elegant line of white goods de-
cided bargains in check Nanisooks and Vic
toria lawns, at 10 and 121a. 1t
The coroner's jury in the case of the
negro shot at Hodges Park on Friday by
Mr.. George Hodges brought in verdict of
justifiable homicide. The details of the
affair as developed before the jury differed
only from those given in yesterdays Bull
LETIN in that they made the shot which
killed the negro much more justidable.
This afternoon at o'clock, on Twenty
ninth street, base ball game will be play
ed between club known as the "Chicsgos'
and picked nine.
Services at the Catholic churches to-
day will be as follows: ST. Patrick's
church, mass at Z and 8 80 a. m. AT St.
Joseph's church, mass at z, high mass at
9;3O and following the latter, the confrma-
fion of large number Of children. In the
evening, at st. Joseph's church, admins
tration OF the blessed sacrement and SER
mon by the bishop.
Attend the excursion to Paducah on
the Ella Kimbrough to-day. Boat leaves at
8 o'clock this morning sharp and will re.
turn before 10 tonight, remaining several
hours at Paducah. A pleasant trip is guar
anteed to all II.
After trip Of inspection through Mis-
sissippi and Scott counties in Missouri,
made a few days ago, Mr.. Ed. Scantland,
who is agent for several large commission
houses IN Chicago, reports the prospects for
potatoes as very fattering. Indications
everywhere are favorable to o large crop
and good quality, and shipments will begin
about as early as usual.
Rev. F. NJ. Craine, who represents the
railroad branch of the Young Mems Chris
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