The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-28

Local on third page.
Crazy jim Orange was whisky struck
again yesterday.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. tt
AT all the leading bars in St. Louis
hot water with lemon juice in it is sold as
beverage.
Mr.. VIM. Elliott is improving rapidly.
He will be out and about in a week or two
from now.
bankrupt stock of furniture for sale
cheap at No. 1O1 Commercial avenue, near
9th street, upstairs. If
The bull that so nearly killed Mr.. VIM.
Elliott is no more. He was bought by Mr..
Jacob Walter and killed Wednesday.
Plants of al, kinds, fine lay out is
displayed at Davidson's on 9Th street. Call
early and secure the choice of the lot.
Joe Bailey, a negro, was yesterday
placed under bond of 5000 by. Magistrate
Comings, for threatening to kill Samuel
Booker.
"A little army of boys were hard a
work yesterday about Lake Edwards, re-
pairing their skiffs for the Sunday races.
An exciting time is expected.
Several caucuses have been held by
the Thomas and anti Thomas factions here
during the last few days, in which plans
Of action were agreed upon for to-morrow's
primaries.
Mrs. L. Z. Williamson has secured the
service of Mrs. Hattie E. Herbert, of Terre
Haute, Ind. Mrs. Herbert will have charge
of Mrs. Williamson's 18th street store trim
ming department, in which she is fully
competent, for she has a recommends
ton from the best house In Chicago. If
Eighth Street, between the avenues,
has stood the severe test of this winter re-
markably we'll. Now, that the accumulated
mud has been cleared off, the street pre-
sentS 40 solid and as smooth q surface as
when first constructed. The gravelled
streets, too, 50 far as they have been cleared
Of THE lose mud, show up very creditably.
We regret to learn that Miss Hattie
Harbert, Of Terre Haute, Ind, who came
here but few days ago to take charge of
Mrs, L. E. Williamson's Eighth Street NIL
linery store, was compelled to leave for
home yesterday, in response to telegram
announcing the serious sickness of her
mother. Mrs. s. is thus deprived of a very
valuable assistant. Miss Harbert will re-
turn If her mother recovers-
A report is current that the Illinois
Central Company will soon run an extr
fast train between this city and Chicago
making only three stops on the way. Th
would probably give US, and other cities 0
the line, the Chicago papers on the SAN
day they are issued, just as we receive S
Louis papers now, which would be vel
much appreciated by the beneiciaries.
THE BULLETIN had call from NJ
Moses Folsom, of the Burlington dow
Hawkeye yesterday. Mr. F. came here
meet the Iowa editorial excursion, who a
rived by special train of four coaches an
baggage car about 5: 80 o'clock last ever
ing, and who were on pleasure fri,
bound for New Orleans. The whole mart
comprising sixty-fve editors and the
wives, took supper at The Halliday befo
continuing on their trip.
"A two-story frame house, Just belo
Fourth Street, on the westerly side Of Coz
msrcial Avenue, burned down about
o'clock yesterday morning. The fire bro
out near the fue and spread rapidly.
was not discovered till after it had ma
considerable headway and could not
controlled in time to save the house
much of it's contents. 1t was confined
the ono building, however, by the 20