The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-25
Mayor Halliday went to Mound City

Hon. j. II. Barton, of the Free Press,
at Carbondae, was in the city yesterday.
Louis Parker was fined $5 and costs by
Justice Robinson Yesterday for being dis
orderly
-Blackberries continue to come in every
day, IN buckets carried by swarms of color
ed people OF all ages, sexes and shapes.
Chief Myers has had lime cart In
circulation through the city, distributing
lime along places seeming to need disinfec-
ting,
MIR. Jno. F. Rector is at home again
after an absence of several weeks. He so
iourned about the lakes during his absence
and is much improved physically,
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
sale on at the leading saloons. tt
Masons and laborers are laying the
stone tagging in front of the business
houses of Messrs. Keoher & Block ana
Coffee & Bross. 1t will be one Of the
best walks in the city,
State Senator Daniel Hogan talks of
bringing suit for libel and damages against
those who originated the report that he had
bribed members of the Legislature 10 vote
for the Mound City appropriation bill and
was reimbursed for such expenditure by the
Mound City council.
Bank checks made to order, bound IN
books, 81 90 per thousand, st The BuLLE-
TIN office Perforating 25 to soc, number
ing SlOO per thousand extra. Linen or reg
ular folio paper, Call and see samples Of
paper or checks. II
-- The loss by fire in Brooklyn, His, sun
day morning will reach 100000 /, is
thought Messrs Sheets & Sons who own
ed the -four mills destroyed, estimate their
loss at seven thousand dollars, and $4,000
insurance. They saved only about dozen
barrels of -four out of their establish
ment.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday
for Jerry Perkins, scolored gentleman, who
has tender regard for common low-ioWn
white trash of the feminine sex He is
said to keep house full OF them down on
Fourth or Fifth street. His case will |
come up before Magistrate Cemings this
morning.
In addition TO the fine displsy Of ISL
vsr, gold snd precious stones in the wio
COW O; JDo. A Milisr's jswely store, there
are sruuber Of photographs Of the bes1t
FIJI scenery round about Dixon Spring;
tina. sfe worth studying. #
The railways form one Of the most sue
cessful temperance socities 10 the United
States. They have done much Tor the
cause ofteDpersnce by insisting that their
employees shall be strictly temperate. sucl
an affirmation Of the prsticsl value Of sobr.
ETY. is worth more to society than ell tie
prohibitory laws ever enacted.
Mr.. c. T. Rudd, who passed througd
here short time ago, from Jackson, Miss
for Chicago, 10 regain bic failing health,
was taken dangerously sick at Chicago .
few days ago and 'elegsphed for HE wife .
who went To him and brought him 10 Evan
vile where they now are. They are expec
ted to arrive here to-day Or tomorrow.
"A crowd Of youthful Paducahans,
amused Themselves Sunday night by tying .
blazing turpentine balls TO cats tai .
The tortured animal ran under frame
building, set il On FIRE and before the fire /
department could come To the rescue, two .
frame residences and contents were destroy.
ed, Loss several thousand dollars.
Alderman Harry Walker was out again
yesterday, after having been laid up for
three or four days with an injury in one
leg, sustained by fall in jumping from a
moving passenger train, upon which his
family left for Creal Springs. The injury
did not make itself seriously felt until
some hours after the fall, when bis knee
swelIed up and became innamed and sore
-Messrs. Devore and yesterday have
finished making estimates on improve
ments provided for by ordinances
No. ~ and l24 The list Of new
walks to be built is the longest
ever submitted to commissioners in this
city and when the improvements shall all
have been made, the city walks will proba.
bly, he in better condition than they have
been for many years.
Translated from the Omnibus; The
Mr.. Younglawer dances with the daughter
ofthe house, who an ornamented fan of ele.
phant home in the littlp hand holJ H.