The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-19
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

Ladies Kangaroo Shoes at Blacks, 1w
Collector Hodges expects to finish his
work during next week.
For SALE-Two desirable lots on 25th
Street, Comlngs Division. Apply to Jno
A. Poore.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. If
The closing sale of household goods
a! the residence of Mr. s. II. Taber will
occur this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
A young man named Eakns, from
Fairfield, ILL.,, has taken Col. Resrdes po-
sition in the Office of Messrs. Stratton &
Bird.
Miss Annie Antrim left yesterday for
st. Louis, where she will join party of re-
latives and friends and 60 to Colorado to
remain during the summer.
ladies troubled with sore feet should
try pair of Kangaroo Shoes. For sale at
Blacks. 1w
Mr.. T. B. Ellis will give up his board
ing house in what has till now been known
as the Arlington House, the building hav.
ing been purchased by Mr.. E. A. Buder.
Contractors having in charge the sew
eral street improvements ordered to be done
within the last several months by the City
Council, have nearly all begun their work
and are pushing it to rapid completion.
Every travelling auct-we should say
every tramp, is not thief We ask
citizens of Cairo generally to make note
of this fact. But the great majority of
them are, in ope sense or another. Note
this, also, please.
Kangaroo Shoes have all the qualities
of French Kid, without the tendency to
peel and stretch. We have them on
hand. Black. 1w
Three coaches full of people attended
the Baptist picnic at Cherokee Springs,
Hodges Park, yesterday, and they reported
having had very pleasant time. The
weather was favorable, and the picnic
grounds were at their best.
Mr.. II. G. Lohin, Mr.. W. F. Russell,
Mr.. W. L. Bristol and Magistrate A. Com.
ings will probably leave Monday for an
extended tour through Kansas for pleasure,
chiefly. Mr.. Russell will go to California
before returning, to visit brother.
-Robt. Olmstead, formerly of this place,
but now of Kansas City, is in the city on
two weeks visit to friends. He will pro-
coed from here to Olmstead, Ills, to visit
his sister. He has a fine position with one
of the leading printing houses in Kansas
City.
We ask the attention of the public to
our new enterprise, special trunk store
We carry full assortment of trunks,
valises, handbags and everything in that
line which we offer at very close figure.
Call and examine goods and prices before
purchasing. VIM. Ludwig & Co. 3teod
Several fine silver cups are displayed
in the show window of Mr.. Jno A. Miller's
jewely store, which are to be contested for
in various ways at the Theatre Comiqus,
Friday, 9th inst, which is to be Prof. Will
Emery's benefit night. One cup will be
awarded to the best rifle shot and the other
tothe best clog dancer.
Street Supervisor Boughner goes on duty
to-day and will make it his first duty to
call upon all gentlemen for one dollar and
half each, as street taxes,
or request them to appear at
certain place on certain day, with
shovel, pick or wheelbarrow to labor on
the streets of the CITY," etc.
When such leading Germans as Adolf
plus Busch declare point blank against
Blaine it means something. 1t means, for
instance, that Illinois has German popu-
lation of 235,7s6, and that Ohio has 1884,
5s7 of the same nationality. 1t means,
too, that the German vote is a solid mass
for or against candidate. 1t may mean
great deal more. We shall seen in Novem-
Der.
Mr. Desdimona has let the contract for
building his new brick business house,
southeast corner of Sixth Street and Com
mercla! Avenue, to Mr.. Thos Ferguson and
DIR. Richard Walsh. The frame building
now occupying the lot will be removed to
the vacant lots on the easterly side of Com.
mercial Avenue, below Fourteenth Street.
Work will be begun within week or ten
days.
Col. james s. Rearden will to-day
enter upon the discharge Of bis official In