The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-07-03
Additional locals on thIrd PAGE.

toes at New Yok Store, st
Tables and fixtures, show cases, etc,
for sale at i0l CommorciAI Avcruc, near
9th Street.
ID. V. Frost moved his vegetable stand
from Eighth Street to Washington Avenue,
below Eighth.
WANTED "A boy 10 Learn typ, setting;
must be over l6 yeas old. Apply at The
BULLETIN Office.
"A large party passed through Golcon-
da from Evansville last ,turdaY, on their
way 10 Dixon Springs.
Miss Sallie Mcdonald aud Mrs. WIN.
Davis, of Columbus, Ky are guess Of Mrs.
G. NJ. S,ro ic, 90 S veu'h S rect.
Teams and men are engaged in film.
Thirteenth Stree, from Washington Ave rue
out. Tenth Street, is nearly flushed.
The brick foundation for o.e Of the
Government Marine Hospital wards Is
nearly flushed, and that .or the ss3uad is
begun.
Five flee race horses arrived last MI LIT
from New M.drid No, ON the steamer
City OF Providence, and will take part in
St, Mays Park tomorrow.
Mr.. W, G. MuIkey and family have
gone to Metropolis on visit and viii
probably accompany the Judges family to
Dixon Springs before they return.
About 10 80 o'clock last night Mt
gross named Alice Eme son cut negro
named Greenfield during a quarrel on
Fourth Street. The negroes was arrested
| aud jailed.
MI. &. NJ, Alden and family Will spe d
the summer months at Ashley. HIS bus
ness in Cairo Will be continued with ,ut in
tcrruption, under management OF his son,
| Mr.. Lee Alden.
Miss Hattie Hopkins, Of Fulton, Ky,
is visiting Mss DAISY Ellis, on Eleventh
Street. Miss Hopkins Was accompanied
by Miss Coburn, Of Paducah, whom She
had been visiting for some weeks pae
Prot Will Emery will have a nhe and
gIasssba.l shooting contest at st. Mary's
Park tomorrow; and has secured fine
medal and cup to be offered us first ana
second prizes to the best shootlss.
"A loose board in one of the approach
es to the crossing over Commercial Ave
nue., at Eighth Street, caused lady to tall
yesterday afternoon and seriously hurt her
ankle. The defect should be r,mrdied.
The racing trlcl; in St. Mary's Park is
In excellent condition for the Fourth. The
grass and weeds have all been cut away
| from along the sides and clear track Of
| twenty feet in width NIL around is pr
seuted.
The Cairo Charity Association will
hold their regular monthly meeting in Tenn
perance Hall Saturday, July 5h, at 4
O'clock. The members are earnestly re-
quested to lie present. Mrs. L. c. Ford,
Secretary,
Even the St. Louis Chronicle admits
that "if called on unanimously by the Chi
cage Convention there is possibility th It
Tlldcn. might accept" And there is
growing disposition to cal. hum in the man
ner suggested.
Rev. Scarrltt united Mr.. George NJ.
Henderson and Miss Belle Randall in mar
rage Tuesday night, The ceremony W
| performed at the residence of the brides
parents on Twentieth Street, in the pres
encc of select party Of friends.
People should now be careful in their
diet and daily modes Of life. They shop,d
not rush the season On their tables and
not dIssp1te in any manner, lest DANGEROUS
sickness bef.l them. At this season If ,hs
year 1t issaIways well to he careful and
temperate in all things
There were about one thousand three
hundred representative Democrats in ,he
convention ~ Peoria yesterday. but we
venture to say that none Of the one hmm.
dred and two counties in the State sont a
more intelligent set Of men than Alexander
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