The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-07-04


home to Molud City, sick,
Mrs Geo. Hendricks has gone to Han
nlbal, Mo-, to visit relatives.
SEED POTATOES Northern Seed Pota-
toes at New York Store. 5t
Yesterdays rain will have the effect
OF making the track at tho Park firm to-
Gay,
Mr.. VIM Suyder, of Chicago, is down
to spent the Fourth with his parents and
Cairo friends.
The Comique Band will give US music
to-day in various parts of the city. The
band plays well,
About seven members Of the Cairo
City Band will furnish melody for the Vii.
la Ridge people to-day.
WANTED A boy to learn type setting;
must be over 1G years Old Apply at THE
BULLETIN office.
While in Ottawa, Kas.. Magistrate
Comings visited two cousins, whom he had
not seen for thirty years.
The river and harbor bill now only
needs the signature of the President to
make it a law. 1t appropriatcs $l3,584,-
700.
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Tables and fixtures, show Cases, etc =,
for sale at l0l Commercial Avenue, near
9th Street. 3t
Stafford Lodge of Odd Fellows met
Wednesday night and initiated three new
members. Odd Fellowship Is on the
"boom" in this community.
Mr., Wm, N, Butler has consented to
deliver the Grafton at the Park today and
Miss Maud Ritteuhouse will read the Dec
laration of Independence.
p J. Thistlewood's fine residence on
Washington Avenue, corner 18th Street,
will be ready for occupancy in few days
1t is now in the hands of painters.
Magistrate Coming returned yesterday
from Kansas, very much elated over his
trip. He was very favorably impressed
with the cities through which he passed.
-Messrs. Clark g. Lovett have the new
sign for the Mobile & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany finished and ready to be put up. It
is beauty, both In design and execution.
Mr.. Robt. Olmstead, who has, for the
past two weeks been visiting friends and
relatives in this city and neighboring towns,
returned TO his work at Kansas City, Mo,
last night.
Rain every day does not accord with
the popular idea of "settled summer wealth
er." If the Argus prophet has amended
his almanac we should like to hear from
him just once more.
Misses Fannie E. Taylor and Mamie |
Mcdonald, Of Columbus, KY are in the !
city, guests of Mrs. G. w. Strobe, on Sew
cnth Street, They were accompanied by
Messrs. j. s. Davis and r. W. Samuels, of
the same place.
Reports from Dixon Springs are of
charter calculated to make one discOn-
tented with the quiet hot, humdrum life,
that is lead during the summer away from
the cool shade and country life enjoyed "in
the woods of Pope County"
In the fat mans race at st. Mary's
Park to-day, it is understood that Mr., John
A. Poor, Mr.. II. II. Candee and Mr.. J. +. |,
White have been entered Mr. A. ].
Doug gherty, of Mound City, is also expect t
ed to be entered by his friends.
There is not al ambiguous sentence in ,
the Democratic platform of this State. It
is one of the boldest uttcrauces of noble
principles and at the Slme time are Of the J
most powerfully and gracefully worded {
documents ever pu: forth by political {
party.
-Messrs. Ed James and Louis Black re. t
turned yesterday from trip through the t
Hllds of Kansas. They roughed it and d
show unmIstakable signs of it, too. Those r
who didn't know better would be yerv II
apt to mistake them for couple of the s
Argus "high-toned subscribers" {
The delegates to the National Demo b
ratio Convention from this district are II
Judge W. II, Green, of this county. and c
'udge W. ]. Allen, of Jackson County. u
Two able and popular gentlemen who will u
ot fail to represent their constituencies u
DIRECTLY, creditably and effectively. Sc
Yesterdays fire alarm was occasioned -
~ breaking out Of fire in the roof of Mr.. :,
acob Walters sausage factory on Eighth y
'treet. But the fire was immediately dis "
overed and promptly quenched by buckets - y,
t water before the fire department got to
york. But little damage was done. "