The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-01

Additional locals on third page.
Work is progressing very lively on thu
Mississippi levees.
DR.. L. w WhitIock returned yester
day from Hot Springs, Ark.
White Lcghorn eggs 81 per dozen.
L. A. BURNETT.
Stafford Lodge of Odd Fellows was
instituted last night, Judge F. Bross taking
leading part in the ceremony.
According to yesterday afternoons
bulletin the rivers were falling at all
points above reported from; also here.
Bennett & Barnard ladies, misses and
childreu's fine shoes in all widths aud sizes,
at Block & Koehlers. st
The funeral of Mrs. Fam occurred
yesterday afternoon. A special train took
the remains and friends to Villa Ridge.
Mrs. A. A. Haynes, of Fulton, Ky, and
Mrs. Robert A. Cunningham, of Villa
Ridge, are visiting Mrs Jno. d. Holmes In
this city, since Tuesday.
"A full line Of j. Z. Bennett & Barnard
ladies, misses and childrcn's fine slippers,
at Block & Koehler's. 5t
A little social party was given Tues
day night at the residence Of Mr.. Ambrose
Pyatt. Prof. Eisenberg furnished the music
which is SAID to have been delightful.
Ice, wood aud kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klce. If
"A German silver trimmed brass alto
horn for sale-good as new. Apply tc
Luther S. Taylor, this office. 1t
Judge +. Bross returned from Kansas
yesterday He says people in that part Of
the country where he sojourned during his
absence are very strongly in favor of Tilden
for the presidency.
Our line of mems and boys fine boots
and shoes--the largest and best stock al
the lowest prices IN the city, at Block &
Kochler's. st
The Three States is doing good worl
towing logs up from the Mississippi Will
the water is up, and after she shall hay
brought up oil the logs she will go
Mound City for repairs.
Remember we carry all the widths
ladies, misses and children's foot wear, {
Block & Koehler's. ct
Hon. Mat J. InsC0re was in the cit
yesterday. He thinks old Union will 70
up almost the usual Democratic majority
but he believes that the Republicans al
steadily gaining'in the ,county. But thei
Mat is a Republican, you know.
-Hurah for Buck sausage which will
nice and fresh this evening and during Il
season at Z. Bucher's butcher shop, b
tween 18th and Goth street, Commerce
ave. For orders call on time, please. ct
The late Mrs. Margaret Geek left
will in the care of Mr.. G. n. Hughes VI
will to-day submit it to the County Cou
to be probated. Deceased divided all h
personal and real property between her "
sons and her daughter Mrs. Chas. Gilhot
o We are indebted to Miss Yocum,
New Grand Cham for package Of
finest asparagus we have ever sampled. :
evidently knows by intention the taste OF
newspaper man-that it runs to gard
truck aud especially asparagus when FIRE
cut.
1t is high time that the Democra
Committee of this Senatorial District v
being heard from with regard TO the III
and place for holding the Senatorial Den
cratic Convention. The committee C
sists Of Hons. Thomas Wilson, of Alext
der, Geo. W. Hill, of Jackson, and 7.
Bouton, of Union; and Judge NJ. c. era
ford, Of Union and Hon. f. T. Albright,
Jackson, are members at large,
Robert B. Beath, commander.in-cl
of the Grand Army of the Republic,
issued the following orders relative
Memorial Day: 1.-THE Grand Army
serves on May Both next, for the sixtee
time the beautiful custom of strewiug v
flowers the graves Of our dead comra
Memorial Day will be observed by our
pie as long as our flag floats over un
nation, and it is our duty, as the survi
of the armies and nsvies, whose deed