The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-30

Additional locals on third page.

Additional locals on third page.
DIR. Leach is IN Carbonate, called
there by the sudden, severe illness of bis
wife.
Bennett & Banard ladies, misses and
childrens fine shoes in all widths and sizes
at Block 81 Koehlers. st
Mr.. D. G. Moore, formerly of the Wa,
bash road, was down from Mt. Carmel yes
terdsy.
White Leghorn eggs 81 per dozen.
f. A. BURNETT.
deputy Sheriff Guy Morse will star
in about week for Florida, near Tampa
where he has plantation which he intends
to cultivate.
"A full line of J. Z. Bennett & Barnard
ladies, misses and chldren's fine slippers,
at Block & Koeher's. st
-Jno. Stack was fined 81 and costs by
Magistrate Comings yesterday for taking
practical lessons in astronomy through the
bottom of glass tumbler
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew:
cry, Jacob Klee. tt
MIR. ]. B. Deters and Miss Maggie Hig-
gins were married by Father Sweeney at
st. Patricks Church last night in the pres.
ence of many friends,
Our line of mems and boys fine boots
and shoes-the largest and best stock at
the lowest prices IN the city, at Block &
Koehler s, st
-Four or five boys were arrested by
Officers Tayler and Tyler yesterday morn
ing, for shooting within the city limits
but the evidence did not prove them guilty
and they were discharged,
Remember we carry all the widths in
ladies, misses and children's foot wear, at
Block & Koehlsrs. st
Eight drunken brawls and fights are
given in Mondays Paducsh News, as being
"a few of the ructions" which occurred in
different parts of that city Saturday night
and Sunday.
-Hurah for Buck sausage which will be
nice and fresh this evening and during the
season at E. Bucher's butcher shop, be-
tween 10Th and Goth street, Commercial
ave. For orders call on time, please. ct
Mr.. N. K. Grose, formerly of this city,
engaged in the saloon business on Wash.
ington avenue and Fourteenth Street, but
who left here to engage in railroading
died at Toyah, Texas, on the 10Th instant
His remains were inferred at Fort Worth.
Mrs. Bette Fam, sister of Mr.. Henri,
Elliott, died about II 80 o'clock Monda,
night at the residence of Mrs. Mckee OIL
Poplar Street between Ninth and Tenth
where she was boarding. She died of con
sumption, with which she had been afilict
ed for long time. Her husband and child
avery sweet little girl, survive her.
The excursion party of Knights o
Pythlas, from Michigan, that pssse
through here for New Orleans some day
ago, arrived here again last evening o
their return trip. They were all attractive
ly uniformed and there were great man
ofthem. Five sleepers, baggage car an
asmoking car were comprised in their spt
clsl train. They remained here about tw
hours during which time they meandere
in squads through the city. They were &C
companied by fine cornet band whic
made sweet music at The Halliday durin
the supper hours.
Hon. D. 7. Linegar has invented al,
patented car coupler, which, it is said b.
those who have seen it and are competen
to judge is very useful thing. 1t is mucl
different from all other inventions of tn,
kind, and superior to them in that it
simple and less liable to be disorderet
The value of the patent may be inferre
from the fact that while in Washingto
recently, so we understand, Mr.. Lineg'
was solicited by q man Of wealth and VII
WAS interested in railroads considerably,
form stock company for the manufactu
of the coupler.
Monday night the first degree
Masonry was conferred by the Cairo Lodt
upon Commissioner J. p. Robarts. III
candidate passed through the ordeal will
out sustaining any apparent injury, but