The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-02
The sign of Henry Block is now being

changed to Block & Koehler.
Mrs. Holt, of Jonesboro, Ark, is visit
ing Mrs. Ackerson, of this city.
The family OF Mr.. II. L, Halliday lett
yesterday afternoon for sheboygain, on a
visit
Judge Bakers family and Miss Eifie
Close went to Dixon Springs yesterday
morning.
Captain Thomas Worthington took his
boat, the Peter Kerns, off the docks here
yesterday and went with her to Plum Point
to resume work on the government work
there.
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $500 per thousand, at The BULLE-
TIN office. Perforating 25 to Soc, number
ing $100 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
ular folio paper. Call and see samples of
paper or checks. If
The mortality from cholera last week
in Egypt was 4,O35 The first case occurred
at Damietta, June %. The disease, there
fore, has prevailed just one month, during
which time the mortality has risen from
one to 92S day.
Miss Lidia Pitcher will leave for
long visit to Wisconsin next Saturday.
She will remain about six weeks, and dur
ing her absence Mr.. Warmers daughter
will have charge Of the telephone central
Office, vice Miss Pitcher
In addition to the fine display OF ISL
yer, gold and precious stones" in the win
dow OF Jno. A. Mller's jewelry store, there
are anumber of photographs of the beautl-
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. II
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Brady returned
from Dixon Springs yesterday. Mr. Brady
had a toe frost bitten while there and has
consequently lost caste among the Frosty
Twenty, of which organization he had been
a member in good standing.
Mrs H. II. Candee arrived at Dixon
Springs sick and has scarcely been out Of
her room since. The balance of the party
are in excellent health and spirits. Unless
she changes her mind, Mrs Candee will re-
turn home next Saturday.
"A large stock of pianos and organs to
be closed out for cash or or monthly pay
ments. Each instrument will be sold at
reduced price and easy payment guaranteed.
Call at once on W. G. Jocelyn or at Taber's
jewelry store. If
The jury in the case of IInkle VS..
Snot, in the state supreme court Tuesday,
stood seven for the plaintiff to five for the
detendert when it was discharged A let.
ter from Major Hinkle expresses the great
est confidence in the final success of his
side Of the case.
The Caro- Short Line now runs
through freight train from New Orleans to
Denver, Col, which, 1t is claimed, Is able
to cover the distance in 10 hours, or about
five days. The train is run via the c., b.
and @ and Cairo Short Line. 1t is claim
ed that it is "a hours faster than the fastest
freight train run by any of the roads COM
petitors for the Colorado business.
Yesterday morning the thermometer
stood at 100 degrees in Shreveport, La, and
at 60 in this city. This great difference in
the temperature, between two points no
further distant from each other than these,
taken in conjunction with other atmospher-
ic conditions, was considered by those who
ought to know as promising great aerial
in the south. If these expec-
tations prove true, the telegraph will tell all
about it tomorrow.
The case Of Jesse Hinkle, of this city,
VS.. Jno Sinot, of Paducah, which has been
penling in the courts here and at Spring
field for some time, promises TO hang fire
for another term of months. The case
WAS on trial for week ending Tuesday, in
the state supreme court at Springfield
Tuesday the jury in the case disagreed and
was discharged, The amount sued for by
Maj. hinkle is $4,000. The plaintiff was
represented by Messrs. Linegar, Lansden
and y. p. Wheeler, Of this city, Col Built,
Of Paducah, and Major Connolly, U. S.
district attorney of Springfield. A new
trial will be the result.
The Comique orchestra has received nm
addition lately in the person of Mr.. James,
Of New Madrid, whose executions n, the
Comique have attracted much attention
during this week Mr.. James leaves sotur.
day to join dramatic party in st. Louis.
Among the troupe this week Mr.. Malem.
burg is the Leading parsonage. He is an ac.
tor of much ability. His fine stage pres.
encc, attractive and forciblc delivery and
correct movement lend strength to his act.