The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-02

Additional locals on third page.


boarding house on Sixth Street. See not
ice in special locals.
WANTED "A boy TO learn the printing
business. Apply at THE BULLETIN office.
Hon. D. T. Linegar is also in attend
ance upon the State Democratic Convention
at Peoria to-day.
Mr.. George Lattncr, ST., has just come
out of a severe seige Of sickness, to which
he nearly succombed
SEED POTATOES, Northern Seed Pota-
toes at New York Store. st
--Chas. r. Stuart is suffering from
eryasipelas in his eyes and was unable to
attend to business yesterday.
The tariff issue boiled down--"Stop
taxing the workingman's working shirt for
the benefit of the men who cut down his
wages
A match game Of baseball is to be
played on.the Twenty eighth Street grounds
on the Fourth, between the Cairo and Pa
ducah clubs.
- Street Committee in meeting last
night decided to have grass cut in St.
Mary's Park at cost of not less than $25.
Marshal Rearden was ordered to have
work done.
Ten or twelve men are wanted, who
understand moving, to cut down grass in
St. Marys Park. Apply between 8 and 10
o'clock this morning, at office of Jas. S.
Rearden, City Marshal, 9Th Street.
A subcommittee has been appointed
by the Fourth of July Celebration Com
mittee, to wait upon Mr.. ]. r. Cunningham
and solicit him to make the Grafton at the
Park on The occasion. Should Mr.. c. con-
sent to do so a rich treat may be confident
ly expected.
Bill Scott appeared for examination in
Justice Robinsons court yesterday, but
States Attorney Leek had not yet succeed
ed in getting his principal witness out, and
the case was continued till the 9th inst. In
the meantime, Scott is under bond Of
$500 TO appear for examination.
--Thos. L. joys Mt. Carmel Republican
of last week contains this Introductory SEN
tence to an item headed the First (Pop)
gun of the Campaign" to-wit: "The meet
ing called Saturday night to organize a
Blaine and Logan club was the thinest of
thin gatherings" Still, the Republican is
Republican paper.
Mr.. W. r. Halliday's cornmeal mills
are closed down temporarily. The new
mill of Messrs. Charles Gallagher & Son is
nearly ready for business, but it is it'll,
late in the season to begin and it may MOI
be started up for a good run TIL new corn
comes ln.-The mill Of Messrs. Wood
Bennett known as 1.-THE Old Reliable
continues to run both day and night. II
never shuts down all the year round.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton has rented three rooms over the Alex
anier County Bank for their future meet
ings and for their reading rooms, aud yes
erday all the fixtures AMI books ant
papers of the Association were transferred
to the new quarters. The three rooms ma
be thrown into one when desired, and vii
afford much better conveneuces for tn
Association and the public.
The delegation from this county to tn
State Democratic Convention which con
venes at Peoria to-day, left yesterday morn
ing to fill their important mission Th
following gentlemen comprised the delega
ton; Judge W. II. Green, Judge +. Bross
Capt. VIM. Williams, Hon. A. II. Irwin
Capt. T. W. Shields, DR., A. p Greer, Mr.
r. Fitzgerald. All went but Capt. vii
hams, who WAS prevented by his important
duties here.
--Tice for July; Probable weather. is
to 3D., threatening weather, accompanied
by heavy storms in places; 4th and 9th
fair; 9th to 9th, heavy storms on 7th ant
9th, generally threatening; 10th and nth
fair; 18th to 18th, threatening clouds anc
heave storms about 18th 18th and 18th
fair; 18th to 2lst, with storms about Goth
22] and esd, fair; cath to 9Th, generall
cloudy and threatening, but heavies, storm
about eth; 2Sth, fair; Goth to 3lst, threat
ening weather, with local storms. Tn