The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-30

Mrs. John Holmes has several nicely
furnished rooms for rent See notice in
special locals.
"A new lot of Cleveland and Hendricks
charms at Millers. 1t
Mr. Louis Herbert has opened com
mission house in his building on Ohio
Lovee, near Sixth Street.
Miss Daisy M. Ellis returned Sunday
evening from Fulton, KY, where she spent
two weeks on a visit to friend.
Fall in line and get your campaign
badges at Milers jewery store. 1w
WANTED boy to learn to set type and
learn the trade, not to earn printers wages.
He can't do 1t. No charge for learning
him the trade.
Miss Davis, telegraphic operator at The
Halliday, is at home in st. Louis for brief
visit, and Mrs. Henry Baird, her sister, has
charge of "the ticker" there during her
absence.
NOTICE Past due accounts will be
thankfully received by VIM. M. Davidson.
If
An attraction is offered to the people of
Cairo next Sunday in the way of an cxcur-
sion to Mound City on the steamer Three
States. Read the advertisement published
elsewhere.
The Marine Hospital buildings are
making rapid progress toward completion.
| The wards are both ready to receive the
roofs and the walls of the other buildings
are also nearly up.
Mr.. VIM. Lonergan returned yesterday
from Chicago, accompanied by his wife
who was much improved but still hardly
able to walk. Mr.. Lonergan's timely ar
rival in Chicago was fortunate for her.
"A negro named Scott and a switchman
on the Wabash road, named Mcbride, had
a tough fight near the Union Depot yester
dag afternoon. Officer McTigue arrested
the negro who was fined before Justice
| Robinson.
The Republican Senate failed to pass
the bill which passed the Democratic house.
and which forfeited millions Of acres OF
land granted to railroad corporations upon
certain conditions with which the corpora
tons had not complied.
MIR. j. j. Showles, contracting agent fol
the Burr Robbins circus, was in the city
yesterday, arranging for the appearance OF
the show here on the 18th of next month
| The tent will be pitched on the common
back of the Library building.
Passengers for st. Louis and points
| West, should bear in mind that the Illinois
Central is positively the only line running
day coaches and Pullman Palace Sleepers
through from Cairo to st. Louis without
change, and the only line running three
daily trains to st. Louis.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Co.
is furnishing efficient telegraph service to
all points reached by their lines, ut greatly
reduced rates. A cheap telegraph service
is what the people need and will look for.
The Office is located in the Texas & st.
Louis r. r. building below Fourth street.
MIR. P. j. 'Thistlewood intends to have
the premises upon which his new residence
IS built, corner of Thirteenth and Washing
ton, filled up to a little above the Avenue,
so as to give it good drainage. The
house is now nearly finished, and filling
will be commenced in week or ten days.
"A river man named Thomas Rowdem,
who was left off here several days ago by
the steamer James Lee, and placed IN the
Marine Hospital, died there yesterday, and
his remains were semitic Memphis yesterday
evening, where he has relatives who will
see him decently buried.
The Young Democratic Club organ
lied at the court house last week is reques-
ted to meet at the Armory Of the Halliday
Guards, on Tenth street, Thursday night
Business of importance is to be attended to,
and arrangements will be made to have a
speaker present to expound good Demo.
cratic doctrine to those present. BY order
of w. B. Pettis, Vice-P President. q
"A torce of men should be detailed by
the city council to take the old scales,
broken fence and all, at Tenth street, out
somewhere and bury it. 1t has disgraced
the corner of 10th and Washington Avenue
through two city elections already, looking
like the dilapidated remains of an old
country grave yard. Let it be burned OF
buried.
Several Of the leading citizens of vi
emma have sent Judge Bross word, that il
lie will come up there and lick hades out OF
the man who abused him, they will collect