The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-19

led with nulds and can swallow only Wner
bandages are tied around his throat to pre-
vent the fluid from escaping al the sides.
This is the last week Of the closing out
sale of surplus stock previous to opening
tall goods. Do not fail to see the bargains
this week. Stuart. 1t
A Chicago paper says "Hon Jno. A,
Reeve is candidate for state treasurer on
the Republican ticket at the next election,
and the Pulaski Patriot promises him "a
solid delegation from this congressional
district"
1t hes been decided by no less an au-
thonty than the johnson county teachers
institute, that dancing is sin equally with
swearing and drinking Intoxicating liquors,
and that teachers who attend balls and
horse races are not fit to act as teachers.
During this week we make final reduc-
tons to move surplus stock. Judcous
buyers of dry goods will find this a rare
opportunity to secure genuine bargains
Stuart. 1t
"A negro man and a white woman
fought like tigers in one of Mr.. "Poecat
Johnny's' temples of architectural beauty
on Ohio evee, yesterday. The former was
fined and jailed; the latter, given stay to
leave town in thirty six hours, by Magis-
trate Comings.
"A surprise party was given to Miss
McDermot, on Fourth street, Friday night.
A large number of friends were in attend
ance and after exchanging civlities, etc,
the party adjourned to the hall of the
Mystic Krew where they concluded the af-
fair with dance.
Bank checks made to order, bound in
books, $500 per thousand, at THE BULLE-
TIN office. Perforating % to SOC, number.
ing 800 per thousand extra. Linen or reg
ular folio paper. Call and see samples of
paper or checks. II
Smith & Brinkmeyer have received the
first new stock of everything belonging to
first-cass Notwithstanding establishment,
and they invite immediate inspection by
the public. Those whose who call first
will have the greatest range for choice. 1t
Two negroes engaged IN fight on one
of the transfer steamers yesterday morning,
in which one of them used brass knuckIes
and beat the others head up in very ugly
manner. Justice Robinson assessed fine
of $40 and costs against the Knight Of the
"knucks, y whose name was Frank Williams,
In addition to the ine display OF "sil-
yer, gold and precious stones in the win
dow OF Jno. A. Miller's jewelry store, there
are number of photographs of the beauu-
full scenery round about Dixon Springs
that are worth studying. If
Parties stopping at Vienna will find the
st. James Hotel one OF the cleanest, neatest,
best kept hostelries to be found anywhere
in the country. The cooking Is carefully
looked after; the dining room service Is
irst-csss and Mr., and Mrs. Knowles labor
to make their guests comfortable
aud at home. That they succeed aimira-
bly,, all who have tried the St. James will
bear witness.
COL Theo Hyatt, President of the Penn.
sylvania Military Academy, will be at The
Halliday Hotel in Cairo, on Wednesday,
August 22nd, from 10 a, IN. to IL m, and
will be happy to see patrons OF the Academy
and others on Official business.
While Marsh Brown was at work on
the streets yesterday with several others in
the chain gang, some one informed him that
Officers Hogan and Boughner had the
proof Of trick that he took while at
work on the premises Of Mr.. Mat Walsh;
and Marsh had hardly caught the drift Of
his infolmants remarks before he dashed
his shovel to the ground and away he
went. He succeeded in eludng pursuers
and had not been heard Of last night.
In the drawing OF the Louisiana lot.
terry last Tuesday Cairo came in again for a
small share Of the wealth Mr.. Patrick
Walsh drew $50, Mr.. A. T. DeBaun $50, !
Mr. Stevenson, conductor on one Of our
roads, drew $50 and several smaller sums
are distributed among citizens. This re-
suit might have been expected, since Cairo
held probably twice or three times as many
tickets this month as at any former drawing,
because of the several large sums won here
at the previous drawing
The Egyptian plague, having number
ed about $4,000 persons among its victims,
is beginning to abute in the towns hrst in
tected, but at Alexandra is increasing in
violence Medical mon arn disnospd IA hn.