The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-20

Summer Will begin ON lhe 10th OF June, at
8 pm.
Pure white LeShorn eggs, 70 for one
dollar. IA. BURNETT.
MIR. Nicholas Nj ,nce is now bar
keeper at Mr.. Louis Herberts saloon, corner
Twelfth and Washington.
Lot misses kid shoes, slightly soiled,
worth $3.50 per pair, will sell for 75c.
Ct HAWTHORN & SLoo
The Cheerful Workers will give an ex-
ceIent supper for 20 cents at the Baptist
church this evening.
Remember the supper at Baptist church
tonight, which will be served from to $
o'clock to accommodate all.
Ice, wood and kindhng, at City Br..-
cry, Jacob Klee. If
-Juige,Bross eft yesterday for Chicago,
to attend a meeting Of the directors of the
St. Louis and Cairo road, who are to meet
there to day.
Full standard prints SC per yard, at
q HAWTHORN & SLoos.
"A dozen or more young men have or,
ganized debating society, which i, to
meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Friday to
discuss High Grade"
we are still ready to sell our entire
stock OF clothing. GJllstne & Rosenwater
The Ohio and branches are falling
again. We will probably not have much
more water here, even though the Mssis-
sippi is rising at St. Louis.
30 doz. corsets, worth sl25, will sell
for Coo. HAWTHORN & SLoo. q
The St. Louis and Cairo roa is taking
another rest on this end of the line The
river is again master of the situation be-
tween this city and Hodges Park.
bankrupt stock of furniture for sale
cheap at No. l0l Commercial avenue, near
9Th street, up stairs. If
All outdoor work is at q stand still,
because of too much precipitation. With
the advent of pleasant weather there Will
be general hustle in all parts Of the city.
Mrs Samuel Redman, of East St. Louis,
is in the city on visit to relatives. Sam
was also here several days ago, but return
ed to his post of duty at East St. Louis.
Last week Mr.. Jacob Kline, of the
brick yard, fell and di5locatcd his lief,
elbow, which has compelled him to carry
his arm in sling ever since. The arm ami
hand are still much swollen.
The Presbyterian congregation is still
on the lookout for minister. They want a
man without family this time, and have
rented the parsonage to Mr.. c. Il. Stuart,
who occupies it as a residence.
The citizen who voluntarily has the
| gutter in front of his premises cleaned cut
at this time is entitled to medal and the
freedom OF the city, with chrome thrown
in. Such liberal men belong to the elect
"A special meeting of the City Council
will be held tonight, for general business
The Street Committee met yesterday after
noon, and among other matters passed up
on, five or Elk bids tor street filling were
examined into, and the committee made up
It's report for the council tonight
In our advertising coumnsjwill be
found a notice of handy account book
which, for convenience and general use, is
not excelled by anything of tie kind that
has ever been discovered or invented. Full
particulars will be found in the advertise
ment headed "The Handy Pocket Account
Book"
The total value of crops produced in
this county in 1883 was $394,35S. The
total value of the beef cattle was Sl2,144;
dairy cows, 1880 The total value of
the hog product, live weight, was S3O,9l5.
The sheep product was only SG4s wool
product, $500. The total value of all
animal products was $45,343. The total
value of farm and animal products, $780,.
97S.22.
"A white man named Jno. Lyons gain.
ed entrance to the basement of the Opera
House, Tuesday night while the show was
IN progress, and, being drunk, lay down in
a corner unsbserved and fell asleep. When
he awoke he found himself locked in. He
tried to get on, and broke a window in the
effort, but was evidently too booty to make
his escape. lie also damaged the organ
some. He was arrested in the Opera House
by Chief Myers yesterday evening and
taken to the calatOOse to sober up.
Barton lays this fa,tering JUNCTION to
his soul "The bloody chasm' Gin Alexan-