The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-14
GgNgRAL LOCAL ITEMS
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REX rs. Jyea distributed on Com
rs,:iA, Avenue II spots where holes have
bssu vora ia, cbs;,ac: travel, which is TO
be t.ckar up by oa' isl. birds SIS soon as a
sDs1 or 40 O.: them shall have been
csgei.
New P.acae. Aai pears at Raggio's,
on Eighth Stree. 1t
-Dr. c. ". D-la!og Wen. 70 s.. Louis
sday O, two ago, to bring home Miss Win
tie who has been attending school there.
They will return to-day and will be &C.
companiei by Miss Hackstat, formerly one
OF our pOpu,ar public school teaclers, who
will remain on brief visit among friends
here.
WANTED -5eyers! energetic, refined,
well educated young ladies' to assist in es-
tablishing circulating library in this CITY,
Call on or address Miss A. G, Wetherald
at Mrs. John An,rims, corner 9th and Wal
nut Streets, for three days only.
Mrs. John and Mr.. G. Koehler, arrived
on yesterday afternoons train from Eureka
Springs, having in charge the remains OF
the late Jno, Koehler They did not get here
in time to have the funeral occur yesterday
and it was deferred TIL this afternoon.
The remains were conveyed to the residence
on Eighth Street, from whence the funeral
will start
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Com
psuy has constructed car hoist at East
Cairo, which is being use to change the
trucks under the through sleepers that the
company has recently commenced to run
on its lines. The hoist is run upon diff
ferent principle from that which obtains in
the case of the Illinois Central hoist here
en- endless chain instead of screws.
The rise in the river during the last
week has made it probable that the Hi
nois Central incline at East Cairo will be
used by the Osborn much sooner than
could have been possible otherwise. A
considerable stretch Of the track that was
upturned by the water has been repaired
but it will be several weeks before 1t vii
all be righted as before.
Summer in Kentucky" is a series Of
papers by Charles ], O'Maley Of that state
the first "Maytime," appearing in the Cur
rent of June 18th, is revelation Of the re
newed possibilities of southern writers. TIL
articles are poetic in a wonderful degree
powerful in their simplicity and rich GROUP
ing of Anglo,Saxon words, and witht
bring us to the very heart and soul of nj
ture, in its true realism, as has never bee
by surpassed any American writer.
Sparta Plaindesler: "The Congre
sional Convention, which meets at Carlo
dale next Thursday, will nominate John
Thomas on the first ballot. The deleG
+;on ;pptructa1 60. NJ TLo,oon =, colIo-
Alexander County, 16 votes; Massac,
johnson, Is; Perry, 1S; Randolph,
Union, II; Williamson, 10; Pope, 10;
all, 1877. The entire vote in the convent
is III. 1t will be observed that \
Thomas has over three-fourths of the vol
in the convention already instructed, AZ
the first ballot he will be nominated by
clamation."
To-day ought to be day of IN
than usual interest 10 the ladies of Ca
for Mrs. L. Z. Williamson will make au
traordlnsry effort to entertain them. \
W. has now become settled in her spaci
new store on Commercial Avenue, Tab
former stand, and che will to-day hol
formal opening at which her magnifc
stock of fashions latest novelties will
exposed to public view in bewilder
array. Tonight her establishment will
brilliantly illuminated, and music will
be made to lend her potent charm to
brilliant occasion, Look out for the e
sign Of 1928" 1
Several night, ago burglars ente
the residence OF Mr.. DIETRICH, come
Eleventh and Cedar Streets, and toe
variety Of things good for the palate
also pair of good boots belonging to
D. himself. Entrance was gained by 4
ing open rear window; and although
fellows must have been in the house a
siderable time, no one in the house bee
conscious of their presence. They to-
jar of jelley, pan OF cream that
DIETRICH had set aside to make butter
o whole baking Of fresh bread, pa