The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-05-30
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

Additional locals on third page.
Mr.. John Koebler is improving a,
Eureka Springs.
A big boy baby was added to the
family Of Mr. BaiIy yesterday morning
early.
Ice, wood and kndhng, at City Brew:
cry, Jacob Klee. If
The public should turn out to-day and
attend the exercises in the High School
room.
DR. G. G, Parker returned yesterday
from Hot Springs and vicinity, where he
had been for several months.
-Itis whispered about in business and
social circles that a certain Commercial
Avenue clothier has fits,
Mr.. John T. ReEne returned home
from his Kansas trip yesterday morning.
lie was sbsen. couple of weeks.
Hon. Joseph Robarts passed through
The city yesterday, on his way to Chicago
TO attend the convention Tuesday.
To-day is legal holiday. The Post
Office will be closed from 10 O'clock a. IN
till o'clock p. m. Banks will also be
closed.
Mr.. John o. Funk, representing the
great boom factory of j. U. Smith, located
at Nation, is in the city in the interest oil
bis house.
About ten couples Of young people
went to Mound City last night on the tul
Maud Lille to attend the ball there. The
returned some time early this morning.
The Murphysboro Era CRepubIicsn
believes that to re-nomiuste Capt. Thoma
would be "to place premium on politica
fraud as perpetrated in two counties of tbt
Twentieth district"
There will probably be very few Cairo.
ties 10 attendants upon the convention at
Chicago next Tuesday Capt. N. B. This
tlewood is an alternate delegate from this
district, but busines, will not permit him
go.
The Knight, Templsr committee that
Vlsitei Beech Grove Cemetary yesterday
morning went and returned over the county
road, and reports the road in very good
condition with tho exception of several
little places.
Mrs. Oscar Hsythorn and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Johnston, left yesterday afternoon
Tor their new home in Belle Plains, Kan
sN. Messrs. Haythorn & Sloo will leave in
afev days, their goods having not all beer
shipped yet Mr.. Haythorn will stop sew
eral weeks at Hot Springs on his way tc
his new place of business.
General Smith is to be the orator O
the day at the Cemetery at Mound Cit,
to-day. A glee club from Chester ia ais
to be on the ground. II is understood tha
the Grand Army organization has take
charge Of the celebration, and that no re
rteshments will be permitted to be sold O
'he ground. The celebration is to be less G
'Janboree" than it has been in wears no g
delegates have been chosen 70 =,
Democratic National Convention in nj,
states so far, the aggregate number beir
200. Tilden gets "a, Randall 90, and Ca
Isle and Butler 20 each For oil practic
purposes, however, the whole lot may
set down as solid for the grim and viii
pering sage of Gramercy whenever he Sc
fs to open the bung of thai bari.
The Current will begin in June Il
publication of a series of articles enttl
Among the Pines of Michigan" compri
Ing sketches of camp and pioneer Ii
winch are not only graceful and pleasir
aspictures of seldom.recounted experience
but also possess exceptional value fro
their well arranged and presented inform
ton regarding the important lumber inte
esu of Michigan.
The Government is about to issue nc
notes OF different denominations. The nc
note will be "slate-back or "gray back
The design 10 the result of the de,erm,p
ton of the Government to devise a nc
which could not be "raised" from t
amount for which it WAS issued, TT
point is secured by the removal of the v,
tical row of figures signlfying dollars in t
old note, and the substitution of . Get