The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-22
The Daily Bulletin.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

Additional locals on third page.
The great seeman at the Opera House
tonight.
Ice, wood and kindIlng, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Kee. If
Mrs. S. Z. Williamson has rooms for
rent See notice in special locals.
Examine the nobby straw hats at Chi
cago Clothing House. th&su
The Odd Fellows advertise the first
picnic of the season, to take place at
Cherokee Springs, on Wabash Road, to-
morrow
Only four more days of the great clos
ing sale HAWTHORN & SLoo. 2l.3t .
The stock law goes into effect next
Monday, the Goth, 1t ought to have inclu-
ded cows and everything else thst runs on
four legs.
New Novelties in straw hats at Chicago
Clothing House, th&su
MIR. ]. Perkins, of Brookhsm, Miss, is
in the city, stopping at Mrs. Sites, on
Seventh Street. He is brother TO the p)pu.
lar express messenger here.
Buy your summer underwear at Chi.
cage Clothing House. th&su
See the great Boron Seeman at the
Opera House tonight; and perhaps receive
one of the fine silver or goIa gifts, or other
useful presents that will be given away.
--latest styles in summer neckwear at
Chicago Clothing House. th&;u
Mr.. F. A. Miller is now General Agent
of the Passenger Department Of the Chi
cago Milwaukee g. St. Paul Ry., with his
office at 81 and G3 Clark Street, Chicago.
Just received the latest style. in straw
hats al Chicago Clothing House. th&su
"A negro boy named Frank Kelly plead
ed guilty in the Circuit Court yesterday, to
stealing tobacco from Walter Cundff, and
he was sentenced to serve one year in the
Penitentiary,
-Exomine the Pongie silk coat and vest
for summer wear, Chicago Clothing House.
th&su
Members Of the W. c. T. U. are re-
quested to meet this afternoon At three
o'clock in Temperance Hall, for the trans
action Of important business. All are
urged to attend. Mrs. W. L. BRISTOL,
President.
We have put on an extra force of
clerks and all will be waited on promptly
OF the great closing sale.
2l.3t HAWTHORN & SLoo.
Prof. Moses Dickson has SO far recov
ed from the accident which resulted in
breaking his leg, as to be able to walk with
the use OF crutches, and to spend several
hours each day on such work as can be
done at the desk in his study.
Mayor Halliday, Mr.. L. Pine and his
general corpulency, the Globe. Democrat
special here, took a trip out to the Missis
sippi levee yesterday to view the situation
and the wosk of improvement in progress
there. They must have been very favorsbly
impressed
"A clearing sale is in progress at Mrs
S. E. Wiliamson's, of Children's Schoo
and Sun Hats, and a great reduction O
prices is made in all the shapes and styles
She is determined 10 clear out her stock by
the first Of June, at which time she intends
moving into the building now occupied by
5. H. Taber. Any one desiring anything
IN line of Millinery or Notions will do well
TO call at once and examine stock and
prices, as she means business. st
About two hundred feet of the Park
fence is down and cows are committing
nightly ravages upon the luxurient grass
within the enclosure. But steps have been
taken by the Chief to have the fence repair.
ed and Officer bunker is making it his
duty to keep look out after the cows A
boy is also on watch at the gate. Citizens
wishing to take a drive out there will find
the gate open and the track in good condi
ton after the effects of yesterdays rail-
pass away.
"A dispatch from Jackson County tt
Hon. d. T. Linegar yesterday stated tina
the county Convention had instructed ii