The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-20
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

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Ladies' Kangaroo Shoes at Blacks. Nv
Stafford Lodge of Odd Fellows is grow
ing gradually stronger. They will soor
have an outfit Of their own and new hal
to meet in.
The Wabash pay car did arrive Wed
nesisy and paid off the boys for April
Another car is expected TO come along this
way about next week, for the purpose Of
paying off for May.
-FoR SALE-Two desirable lots on 25th
Street, Comlngs Division. Apply to Jno
A. Poore. IT
Harriet Burnett, one OF cosl-black
denizens Of Pinch, was yesterday placed
under bond of 800 by Justice Robinson,
to answer the charge of robbing young
would-be sport named May of SIS.
AS yet there is no sign of society of
Mulllgan Guards anywhere in Southern
Illinois. 1t is high time, gentlemen, to Or
GAME, in order that you may get your
legs lmbered up for the general route of
next November.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. If
Our ssngne Republican friends-those
who are 80 sure that Blaine will reign
may draw much consolation from the fact
that Friday, the day upon which their
champion was nominated, is also "the un-
lucky day"-hang.man's day.
AT the meeting of Alexander Lodge of
Odd Fellows last night another new MEM
Der was received During the last three or
four weeks the Lodge has increased its
membership by from one to three at every
meeting.
Ladies troubled with sore feet should
try pair Of Kangaroo Shoes. For sale at
Blacks. 1w
Capt, John W, King had close call,
but is now able to attend TO his duties at
his Office. He was attacked last Saturday
with CONGESTION of the bowels, and during
Sunday his physician was not sure he
would be able to pull through, but he
did.
Wasn't the Argus weather prophet
just little too anterior in his prediction of
the advent Of "settled summer weather."
List evenings little war in the clouds
seemed to indicate So But summer doesn't
begin till the Goth, anyway, and that's to.
day The Argus man must try again.
kangaroo Shoes have all the qualities
OF French Kid, without the tendency to
peel and stretch. We have them on
hand. Black. 1w
The residence of Mrs. J. Fl. Metcalf,
corner Fourth and Washington, was bur-
garlzed Wednesday night, and some jew
elry belonging to the young ladies of the
house, consisting of bracelets and breast
pins, valued in all at about $50 was taken
The pantry was also despoiled of some of
its choicest contents.
Among the children who acquitted
themselves SO creditably at the closing ex
ercises at the Loretto Academy yesterday
little Misses Annie L. and Eugenis Kin
and Maggie Mulkey deserve especial no
ice. The instrumental duet of Annie an
Maggie was we'll rendered considering tt
youth Of the musicians and elected a roun
OF applause.
DIR. Parker was called to Mound Cit
yesterday to amputate the leg of Marsh,
Koss OF that place, which was broken in
fall from car on Decoration Dav, in
scuf1e with a johnson County man wi
had made lawless demonstrations an
whomt he Marshal had arrested. 1t W
stated that the officer was in danger
dying unless the broken limb was immed
ately removed The leg was broken ju
above the ankle.
The St. L., I. NJ. Il s. r. r. Co. ha
decided to run an excursion to Arkans
and Texas on the 25th of this MONTH
which low rate of one fare for the rouu
trip will be made to all land points. Th
Is agrand opportunity for parties desiriu
to select cheap homes where the choice:
farming and grazing lands can be had ram
ing in price from two to four dollars u,
acre. For further information call on
address L. B. Church, Pass Agent
In view of the fact that Tilden h
withdrawn the delegations to State Conve
tions aud other conventions, that have be-
instructed for him, are in the same positi,
with reference to the presidential nomin
IS though they had not been instructed
all. But the knowledge that the NJ
York delegation to Chicago will be a vi
for CLEVELAND. will have a great influen