The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-14
The Daily Bulletin.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
UTTERED AT THE CAIRO POsToFFIcE FOR
TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAILS AT
SECOND CLASS RATES.
ddtional locals on third page.

1treet nearly every day now.
Ice, wood and kindIlng, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. If
MIR. Louis Perrazz) and family expect
70 leave the last of this month for Italy.
Catholic Fair at Old Reform Hall or
the 10th, Goth and 2lst, Don't foTgetit
Bargains in two Brussels Carpets mus
lie sold this week at the residence Of Il. C
Lentz. st
A young lady, sister in-law of Mr.
Henry Baird, has charge of the telegraph
uffice at The Halliday.
Mr.. lyle and family have gone on theiI
trip East Mr.. Clancy Is preparing to open
up the old stand 10 few days.
Yesterday three young men of Metrop-
oils passed through this city, bound for
Florida on a tour of inspection,
About 10 o'clock last night negro
brske open car 10 the Illinois Central
yards. The chief arrested and lodged lin
in jail
Mrs Haynes who has been here for
several weeks visiting her son, John and
family, left yesterday for her home in
Smithland, Ky.
Jefferson Clubs are multiplying 10 the
State at the rate Of one each week. 1t vii
not be long now before Alexander County
turn will come.
-FoR SALE-A 70 barrel water tgnl
made of inch pine-cJst Sj5 a year ago
will sell for $40. Enquire at TIE BULLE
TIN office. st
The number OF retail ice dealers is re-
ducsd by one. Mr. Valentine Resch has
retired from the field. As "Valn was SELL
ing very fine article of Mississippi River
Lake Ice" his competitors will feel much
relieved.
The Ideal League gave their farewell
dance at Hartman's Hall last night and
met with fattering success. 1t was {
splendid gathering of happy people, such
as is met with only on occasions of extra
ordinary festivity.
"A large commodous boarding hous
TO rent in good location on corner 32nt
street and Commercial Avenue. Inquire o
R. Walsh, Commercial Avenue, between
10Th and Goth streets. 1w
Thursday and Friday of this week tn
ladies Of the Episcopal Church will set dir
ners at Temperance Hall, on Eighth Stree
which will be characteristic Of them an
therefore, of the best that the season wi
afford and ar: can produce.
The United Presbyterian General A
sembly meets in St. Louis on Wednesda
May 20, and the Grand Convention of t
Woman's Missionary Society also NEE
there on the same day. The Grand Co
ventien will continue two days.
LAST CALL-Parties desiring bargai
in furniture must call this week at II
Commercial Avenue, up stairs. All goo
remaining on hand will be sold out
auction, May Goth. II G.
--Messrs. Haythorn & Soo will soon
gin packing up what stock they may hi
left, to send it forward to their new 10
ton in Belle Plains. Next week will pr
ably be the last of their business in Ca
1t lie not pleasant to see such firms dep
ing for the western wilds, or departing
all, for that matter
1t is announced that the novel by
late Charles Reade now current in Harp
Bazaar, "a Perlous Secret" was compile
by him but little while before his de-
Mr.. Reade had several times within the
few years SAID to friends that if he unt
took another long novel it would be the
of him, and his fear proves now to b
been true prophecy.
The champions Of prohibtory liq
legislation in Iowa have triumphantly
clared that, after the third day of j
their recently enacted law will sweep a
every brewery and distillery in the s.
This seems to be q rather premature
nouncement, for the brewers aud dist
are arranging to contest the constitution
ty Of a law which provides for the des'
ton of property and business previo
stamped with legality, without compe