The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-31

Prof. Headley, the balloonists, passet
through the city Wednesday, He hadn
time to stop over,
The Illinois Central road has large
force of men at work at East Cairo, repair
ing the tracks and road bed.
MIR. Jno. p. Broderick and family lef
yesterday evening on trip through MIS-
souri,, Kansas and other states.
Don't fail to see the great show at the
Theatre Comique this week. New faces
new songs, new dramas, new everything. 3
Mrs. P. H. Saup and children have re.
turned from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where they
went several weeks ago on a visit to rela
tlves,
The Halliday Guards left yesterday
morning for Springfield to enter camp there
for the purpose of undergoing inspection
and instruction.
"A dispatch from T. II. Finch, of Anna
to Chief Myers yesterday asked the latter
to lookout for a term of black horses and a
buggy, stolen from Jonesboro Wednesday
night
The Cairo City Band entertained a
large audience at the Tenth street stand
again last night. 1t was four members
short, but it did very satisfactorily, never
theless
Judge Robinson married a couple from
johnson county yesterday afternoon. They
were Samuel o. Stout and Amanda Stewart,
aged twenty-tour and twenty-five years re-
spectively.
Twelve frst-class artists appear upon
the Theatre Comique stage this week, in
great specialtes, sensational songs, comic
acts and extraordinary renditions, every
night this week. 3t.
Father Kearney will take about thirty
scholars with him from this district, for St.
Vincent college in Cape Girardeau, eight or
ten of whom will be from this city. The
college opens next Tuesday,
Some one actussed by malice, it is
thought, poisoned large, fine shepard dog
belonging to Mr. W. T. Scott yesterday
morning, The animal was suddenly taken
with fit, ran out into the street and there
died, evidently great agony and in violent
contortions.
Corn is suffering for rain, and 50 are
people who live, walk or drive along dusty
streets But we are to have warm weather
yet a while longer. The cool wave OF
yesterday and the day before Yas but mar
row strip, coming from northwesterly di-
reCtion.
The colored people of st. Louis will
visit Lncolns tomb at Springfield, ILL.,,
September 3. The round-trip fare will be
but 81, and large excursion parties will
90 from other cities President Arthur is
expected to be there.
Captain N. B. Thistlewood and his son,
Benjamin, will leave Sunday evening for
an extended tour north and east. They
will 90 via Chicago and other important
cities to Captain 1histlewood's old home in
Delaware, and returning, they will 90 to
Chester, Pennsylvania, where Ben will take
course Of study in the military academy
1t is understood that when the new
Illinois Central transfer steamer arrives and
isl put in operation, it will be necessary to
construct heavier engines to draw the trains
up the inclines for the trains will be longer
and much heavier than now and the eng.
ines now in use would not be equal TO the
job Of landing them on top Of the levee
The Theatre Comique stage presents
this week one OF the largest and best cata.
logues Of stage artists that has ever appear.
ed there. No one who would spend few
hours pleasantly should miss this perform.
ance this week. st.
AT the request Of Prof. lnglis, presi.
dent Of the Southern Illinois Teachers
Association, Mrs. j. NJ. Lansden sang at
the meeting of the association at Carbon.
dale Wednesday evening. Among the dis.
tinguished listeners was Gov. Hamilton
who made the important speech Of the
occasion,
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $500 per thousaud,ia The BuLLE.
TIN Office. Perforating 25 to SOC, number.
ing 800 per thousand extra Linen or reg.
ular folio paper. Call and see samples of
paper or checks. If
Even Paducah has had energy and
good sense enough to fill mp her low lots
and streets, some Of them to the depth of
eighteen feet, Even there such narrow
views of public policy as the Argus puts
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