The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-10
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

Several young people are getting up
select German for Thursday night at TEN
perance Hall.
Mr.. VIM. Ludwig has rented hous,
at Creal Springs and installed his family
there for the summer months.
oil Stoves at Cost, at Davidsons. 1t
Capt Charles 7, Hind was in the city
Yesterday on business. He was formerly
in the wharfbost business here.
The new police force will be on duty
after to-day. Their bonds will be approx
ed at the Council meeting tonight.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. If
Miss Mamie Corliss has returned home
to spend vacation from Cincinnati, where
she hes been attending the Acadey of
Music,
A brand new Anchor Line steamer
came down on her first trip yesterday.
She is called the Bayou Sara and she is the
largest boat in the line
"A. P. Schroeder, the f. K, is in St.
Louis and may make a tour OF inspection
through the West before he returns. (P.
S.-F. K. stands for FIourishlng)
Miss Emma LaCrone and Miss Mary
Irwin are in Chester, HIS, on visit Of a
week, at the end Of which time Miss La.
Crone will 90 to her home in Bingham.
Isn't it new idea, to order Ohio Levee
raised two or three feet and then propose to
do the work by special assessment against
the property that will be damaged rather
than benefited by doing i'll
Judge Baker convened Circuit Cour.
again yesterday afternoon, and disposed of
several motions He will hold Court again
to-day and probably for several after, for
the same purpose as yesterday.
If the leading Republican papers of
the country knew whereof they spoke and
spoke what they knew, then Blaine's doom
and that of his party is sealed. These papers
have said that neither the Germans, the
ProhibitiOnists nor the Independents will
vote tor him. The Germans alone could
beat him, and if We may judge from the
utterances Of the German press, they will.
Judgment has now been rendered
against all property upon which the assessed
taxes remains unpaid and the sale of the
property of delinquents will begin Monday
next at the Court House. There are said to
be buyers for all there will be offered and
that therefore the sale will not last longer
than one day. Delnquents should there.
fore heed the notice of Collector Hodges in
special locals, and pay up at once.
The Superintendent of the Street Rail.
way, in order to accommodate the Singer
and Box Factory employees and others, viii
commence this morning to have the frs
car leave the depot on Twenty-eighth Stree
at o'clock a. M; and returning will leav
Commercial Avenue and Fourth Street a
6;25, and Eighth Street at $50. Thi
doubtless will be a convenience to man
citizens who have to make early mornin
trips up or down town.
There will be Reunion OF Mexlca
War Veterans at Vandalia, Ill.,, June 10,
and 10Th, 1884, and all Veterans of II
Mexican war, Black Hawk and FloriC
wars, are requested to be there and have
grand old time. This will be the large
gathering of the old "Vets" ever held
the State. Fail not to come. Good spea
ers and good music will be with us. c
Ferris Forman, President; Capt. j.
Hartley, Secretary State Association.
Since the announcement that Dix
Springs hen laid an egg marked with
letter 81" the initial of her native sta
there has been another epidemic of natu
freaks IN this hne. The latest is, that
Mlsslsslppi County, No., hen laid an e
'na' had nickle imbeded in the yolk.
man must be credulous indeed to belle
mat such thing, told of any but Dix
Springs hen, is freak of nature. It ia n
BUTT is one OF those equally rare things
newspaper lie.
The squalliest day of the year was
terday. The weather was unsettled
''indisposed" and as much inclined to b
unamisble as the Lord would let it. as
city dads have been for several weeks r
We invoke the shades of Tice and Of
the spirit weather-prophets who have &
to thunder with him, to save US from
more such beastly dlstemper in the Gle
above. But it may be, and we are not
posed to deny it, that the elements d