The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-17
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
additional locals on third page.

Miss Lla Halliday returned last
Saturday from Vassar to spend the vacs-
ton at home.
Ladies Kangaroo Shoes at Blacks. 1w
Mr.. Arthur Frost has opened little
grocery on Eighth Street, in the Alexander
County Bank building.
Ice, wood and kindhng, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. If
Alderman c. N. Hughes left yesterday
morning Tor New York, where he will stay
several months on visit to his father-in-
law.
The Board of County Commissioners
was in session several hours yesterday and
disposed of some general business for the
county.
Ladies troubled with sore feet should
try pair of Kangaroo Shoes, For sale at
Blacks. 1w
-Messrs. Smith Bros are having the
frime building on Thirteenth Street, back
Of the Hibernian engine-house, removed,
with view to erecting fine residence on
the lots.
Miss Nellie Lcmen leaves the city by
the noon train to-day on protracted visit
to the families of her cousins, Hon. W. K.
and j. L. Murphy, at Pnckneyvile, and to
her home in Bond County, Illinois.
Kangaroo Shoes have all the qualities
of French Kid, without the tendency to
peel and stretch. We have them on
hand. Black. 1w
Capt. Thomas cast his first vote in
favor of river and harbor bill, when on
its passage in the house, last Thursday.
The bill passed by vote of 1856 to 1914.
Mr.. W. r. Morrison's name appears among
the "nsys," so do those of Messrs Springer
and Townshend.
The Baptist Sunday School will have q
picnic excursion to Cherokee Springs on the
St. L. & G. r. X, Wednesday, June 18th.
The train will leave the Union depot at
e. M, and return in the evening about 5
o'clock. The friends of the school are cor
daily invited.
"A match game of baseball was played
Sunday afternoon on the Twenty eighth
Street grounds by "The Stars" of Caro-,
aud a Mound City club The Cairo club
scored twenty-five ITALICS to the Mound
City's sixteen. The Stars are to play
another Cairo club, called "The Dudes"
next Sunday afternoon.
There are some changes in the arrival
and departure of trains at the Union depot.
The mail and express on the Wabash here.
after will leave at 4.l5 a. m, and the Mt.
Carmel accommodation at p. IN. The lat
ter train will arrive at 1856 q. m. The
mail and express on the Iron Mountain
road arrives at IL 40 p. M, an hour later
than formerly.
The Masssc Journal says, "the enthu
siasm for Blaine and Logan has been dam
psned more by the 'daub pictures in the
Republican papers, than by anything else"
Here abouts the pictures haven't had
much effect: there hasn't been anything
that had even the semblance OF spark of
enthusiasm, upon which they could get
A = l.. L..
Mrs Bourne, of ST. Louis, is in the
city, visiting at the residence of Chief
Myers. She is the widow of John Bourne,
who was at one time associated with Mr..
Thomas Lewis in the publication of the
Cairo Democrat, The BULLETINS immediate
predecessor, and who went from here to
New York and thence to st. Louis, where
be was for someI years employed on the
Post Dispatch.
"A Pulaski County negro stole COW
belonging to Mr.. Samuel Meyers, on Ninth
Street, Saturday, and sold Der to a lady
living in the upper end of the city for $40.
The cow was fine animal, valued at
about $50 The negro "pcked her up"
near the Mississippi Levee, up town, in
broad daylight, sold her and got away be-
for the theft was discovered Mr.. Meyers
got his cow back, but the purchaser is
"out" the $40.
The Young Mems Social Club organ.
lied at Temperance Hall last week is to
meet again tomorrow night at the same
hall. The committee appointed to select
permanent meeting place for the club has
selected the hall in the second story of the
building next below the Council Chamber,
on Commercial Avenue. The club pro.
poses to have the room neatly fitted up and
furnished with tables, chairs ana other con-
veniences, and also various means Of social
amusemsnts.
Saturday the team of farmer who oc.