The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-07
City council is to meet tonight.

Hon, D. I. Linegar is home again from
Springfield,
About thirty teams were at work on
the new levee yesterday.
Persons indebted to Mr.. Chas. Hardy
will find notice concerning them in special
locals.
Mr.. II. r. Ives, of the Chester Peni-
Tertiary staff, was at The Halliday yester'
day.
For fue furniture at fair prices try
Echhof's 10l Commercial avenue. Read
notice in another column.
Flags on the Anchor Lino steamers in
port here yesterday foated at half.maSt in
respect to Captain r. X, Riley.
Captain Riley had his lite insured for
about 5000 in the Knights of Honor,
Merchants Exchange and Elks, of St,
Louis.
Marshal Hacket, Of Hickman, was in
the city Saturday and took back with him
negro who had broken Jail there and
escaped with several others.
Mr. Charles Glhofer left yesterday for
Memphis, Louisville and other cities, in the
interest of the business of Mr. Henry Say
ers in this city.
"A. w. Pyatt has returned to Cairo and
will 90 back to book making and general
blndery business Notice to that effect will
be found among business notices.
Report reached here Sunday that Mr..
Moses Walder had died on his farm up in
the county during the forenoon Of that
day; but it was reliably contradicted yes
terdsy.
A blaze in the roof of the residence
of Mr.. Ellis, at the corner OF Eleventh and
Walnut streets, occasioned the alarm Of fire
Sunday evening. But little damage was
done.
The state MALTA, it is understood,
will encamp at Springfield during the last
week OF August. The Halliday Guards
have not yet received orders to that effect,
however
DIR. w. Z. Whitlock has gone TO attend
a convention Of the American Dental AS
ISOLATION at Niagara Falls, from there he
will visit Buffalo, Ithica, and perhaps also
Philadelphia.
"A dispatch dated at Cleveland, Ohio,
August 9th, 1883, to The CAIRO BULLETIN,
reads as follows: &c. G. Wichert and
family will be home in few days Sign
ed, G. G. Wichert.
The street committee will "sit upon"
the question Of laying the newly ordered
sidewalks at the legal grade. 1t is prob
able that it will decide that the actual
grade is the more desirable for all purposes.
"A large stock of pianos and organs to
be closed out for cash or on monthly pay
ments. Eech instrument will be sold at a
reduced price and easy payment guaranteed,
Call at once on w. c. Jocelyn or at Tabers
jewelry store. If
Mr. UIen, county clerk of Pulaski
county, and wife, were in the city yester
day, on their way home from Elco, in this
county, where the latter had been visiting
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Herrick
Ellen Thompson, who was placed un-
der bond Of 800 some days ago by JUS
tice Robnson,for robblng negro would-be
sport Of $50, is out on bail. She is in a
delicate state and it WAS thought cruel to
keep her in JAIL
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $500 per thousand, Iat THE BULLE-
TIN office. Perioratng 25 to Soc, number.
ing $l.00 per thousand extra. Linen or reg.
ular folio paper. Call and see samples Of
paper or checks. If
A young boy named Joe Hewitt, living
on Twentyeighth street, and at work in
the box factory, had one hand badly lacer-
ated by saw yesterday forenoon. DR..
Parker amputated the thumb, but believes
he can save the fingers,
News reached here from Covngton,
KY, Sunday, that Mr. Watson, father Of
Mrs. Thos, Winter, of this city, had sudden
ly died at his home, about fourteen miles
from that city. Sunday Mrs. Winter left
by the afternoons Illinois Central train,
TO attend the funeral.
In addition to the fine display of"sil-
yer, gold and precious stones in the win
dow OF Jno. A, Miller's jewelry store, there
are anumber of photographs Of the beauti.
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. If
Mr.. W. G. Mulkcy received dispatch
r. A La.