The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-05-20
The Daily Bulletin.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY
ENTERED AT THE CAIRO PosToFFIoE FOR
TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAILS AT
SECOND CLASS RATES.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

DR. Leach, among new advertisements,
offers the neat cottage on 14th Street, for
rent.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Kee. tt
Cairo Chapter No. n is requested to
meet this evening at 7 80 o'clock, by not
ice in special locals.
MIR. P. Meckler, of the Railroad House,
wants men to work on railroads. See no.
tice in special locals.
Murphysboro Independent "Mr. VIM.
Brett left for Cairo last Tuesday evening
where he will locate in future"
The Arabs and Roughs are to contest
on Thursday, and they are each doing their
level best preparing to take the horns.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
have much reason to be proud of the sue
cess which attended their dinners at Tenn
perance Hall last week. The gross receipts
were $260.70; expenses $7l10-net pro-
ceeds $4,000.
"A painter named Richter, in the employ
of Mr.. B. F. Blake, fell from step-ladder
while attempting to do some work Saturday
evening, at the house Of Mr.. N. Feith, and
fractured several ribs. The ladder slipped
ont from under him.
Several Of the Amazon inhabitants Of
the Clark ranch were fined by Magistrate
Comings yesterday for general cussedness.
The whole institution ought to be turned
inside out once a month, in order to give it
much-needed publication,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mark are enjoying a
visit from the latter's brother, Mr.. Simon
Josephs, who arrived here yesterday after
an extended European tour. He will re-
main here some weeks and then depart for
the South to engage in business.
The Catholic ladies had large attend
ance at the Tenth Street hall last night,
upon their festival. 1t was the first night,
and they will do better every night until
the close The Refreshments" were splen-
did and other things entirely in keeping
Herewith.
Mayor Reed and Marshal Geary, of
Paducah, we're in the city yesterday, to re-
ceive from Chief Myers the negro Moses
Taylor, who had stolen $500 from guest
at the Richmond House in Padu cab.
Nearly all the money was recovered, and
this and the thief were turned over to the
Paducah officers, who returned home on
the Fowler.
The young ladies of the Episcopal
Church are making arrangements for an
entertainment of very novel and interest
ing character. 1t will be given on Thurs
day evening May Goth, at the residence of
Mr.. II. II. Candee, and good musical pro-
gramme will prove an attraction as we'll as
the unique method of serving the refresh
ments, which will be the feature of the
evening.
Several houses were burglarized Satur-
day and Sunday nights, but nothing Of
value was taken. The thieves seem to have
been after money and were disappointed in
every case. Smith Bros show window was
broken in, and Mr.. Sebastian Barths sal
DON was also entered; but nothing was
missed in either place. The bakery of Mr.
Lattner, on Washington Avenue, was like.
wise entered and nothing was missed.
The 1st Monday in June is the day set
Tor the Masonic celebration at Beech Grove
Cemetery This is the third attempt we
have made to tell the truth about it. We
trust that we have succeeded and are amply
repaid for our task by the consciousness of
having persevered and ultimately triumph,
ed in noble cause, and that we will be
commended as worthy Of emulation by tn,
many deciples Of Annanias both youue
and old, male and female.
Mayor Millspaugb, Of Shawneetown
" nas in the city Sunday and Yesterday, &C
companied by several other prominent cit
lzens. They came down to learn something
Of our sewer system, with view to inst
tuting like system at Shawneetown i
Anticipation Of enclosing the town BY
lsvee. The party were taken charge Of b
N1yor halliday, who yesterday took
NJ dine ahous the city with them and CAV
hsm IA ne Information possible upon II