The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-19

Local on third page.

Local on third page.
Civil Engineer Thrupp laid out the
lot for Mr. Gus Botto's new building yes.
teldsy.
Fresh Oysters at Joe Sleagaa's saloon
and restaurant, corner Sixth and CONNER.
cial. If
One case of disorjerly conduct was
legally dressed down by Judge Robinson
yesterday.
Secretary Blake gives notice of a meet
ing tonight of Cairo Chapter No II R. A.
NJ. See special locals.
A big boy arrived in the family of
Mr.. Merrman, the night Waterman, Sun
day morning, about sunrise.
Lancaster Il Rice have the contract for
rebuilding the Wilcox block, and sre max.
ing frstclass job of it. but then that Is
way they have.
Mr.. James Yost of the firm of Yost,
Bigelow & Co., one of the leading business
and manufacturing firms of Metropolis,
died Saturday and was buried Sunday
The Changers will hold their periodi-
cal fair and picnic at Villa Ridge to day
The Cairo Cornet Band has been engaged
TO furnish music aud VIII respond. Cairo
will be well represented otherwise, also.
An injury to the log. way of the Hall.
day saw mills male brief suspension Of
operations necessary this week. The log
carriage lost wheel and the track under
the water was torn up somewhat.
About fifty citizens went to Columbus
on the steamer Three States, Sunday after.
noon, returning about 10 o'clock at night
They had an interesting time while under
way Music was provided and dancing
was INDUCED in.
Mr.. Reisser is having a new walk con
structed along side Of his house on the
corner Of Eighth street and Commercial
avenue, prospec,vely Messrs. Fry & Ross
mans Famous clothing house. The
house will be open for business abou, the
1st of September.
"A. T, DcB4un has flushed the family
rooms in his new brick, and moved in last
Saturday He will be ready to open the
restaurant on the list Of September. The
building is good one, aud great addi-
ton to the block. Its cos, is something
near $1,000.
The cards are out for the wedding Of
Miss Brigie W McDermot to John A.
Charlton, both popular young people of
Cairo. The event occurs on the Goth inst,
at the residence o. Father Murphy, of St.
Patrick's church. The groom is employed
here by the Wabash Company.
The exposition management, has not
only invited the colored people to furnish
an exhibit for the Centennial, to be held in
New Orleans next winter, but it has gener.
ously set aside the large sum of $4,000 in
order to help the colored people to make a
tirstclass display of their agricultural, me
chanics aud other products
AN auction sale of valuable real-estate
will take place at the Court House on Oc-
tober LIST. The property includes about all
owned in Cairo by Mr. George $. Pidgeon.
Mr., Pidgeon has not lost confidence IN Cal
Fo's future. lie disp ,ses of his property
simply because he cannot sell what he has
IN California and does MT care to feel so
scattered
This is genuine Dixon Spring weather;
20 there II only to spend one or two DAYS:
the good music, cool nights and dancing
Will pay you for your trip. Don't say YOU
cannot dance; you will when you 90 there.
the sedateSt, the iyejc,', the strongest. the
weakest, everybody dances, walks, runs and
climbs rocks and hills at Dixon twenty.
four hours after their arrival
"A telegram to Messrs. Jackson, of this
city, received yesterday, announced to them
the sad news of the death of their father At
Ashland, Va, the night before. Mr.. ]. S.
Jackson and Mr.. Walter Jackson are on
their way to Ashland, to attend the funeral
Deceased was about ff,y-eight wears old
He was sick but short time aud his death
was sudden. Seven sons and three daugh.