The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-28

Additional locals on third page.

Additional locals on third page.
-Paducah is well represented this year
at Dixon Springs.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. If
Quite a large party passed up Thurs
day on the Hudson, enroute to Dixon
Springs.
Capt. Cole came up from Plum Point
yesterday and goes to Dixon Springs to-
day.
-FoR SALE--Two desirable lots on 25 h
Street, Comlngs Division. Apply to Jno
A, Poore. If
Mrs, Eliza Ellis, advertises the Airing,
ton House fixtures for sale. Goods are open
frinspection to-day
Mrs. Jno. Hamilton, of Cape Girardeau,
formerly of this city, is here OF a visit to
friends She is stopping at the residence
Of Mr. Robert Baird.
Street Supervisor Boughner has distri-
buted . large number of street tax notices
which have now expired, and he threatens
to bring suit against the delinquents.
Pat. Mockler sends a detachment of
lnborers down to Plum Point to-day by the
steamer Andy Bum, and expects to send
fifty IN this gang and wants more.
Chief R.a,den says that unless the |
boys stop pitching ball on the public thor
oughfares, they may have to contribute |
something for the support Of the city, IN |
the way Of fines,
Col. willis was down from Metropolis
yesterday and made round among his
friends. He has almost entirely recovered
from bis injury of some months ago and
can walk about with case, with the aid Of |
Crutch
Capt. Taylor, of the steamer Fowler,
while walking along the guards of one of
tho wharFb)ats here yesterday afternoon,
stumbled and fell, Sprainng an arm so
severely that DR.. Parker had to be applied
to for medical and surgical treatment.
This evening Mile DeMontague, of the
Dime Museum, will descend by the hair of
her head from the top of the flag-pole, in
the Custom House yard, to the ground, on
steel wire five hundred feet long. This
Is branch Of the show that is free for all.
"A new free school house is soon to be
erected in this city, in the same enclosure
In which the Thirteenth Street brick school
now stands. 1t is to occupy the lot In the
rear Of this building and will front East,
into the yard, that is, the entrance w4y will
be from Thirteenth Street, around the east
erly side Of the brick house. 1t will be
built of frame, will be two stories high and
Will have one room and hall on each floor
The plans and specifications are IN course
Of preparation by Architect L. D. Bayey
and bids will soon be advertised for. The
building will fill a long felt want
Fishermen visiting First Lake" il
Kentucky, will hereafter find much bette,
arrangements for the sport. An old fisher
man has put several boats in the lake 70
hiring out and after tomorrow will ais
be prepared to furnish minnows for bait
Ign. Fischer, 12l Summit St., Toledo
Ohio, has sent US copy of new and mo:
charming Irish Song, entitled "Annie o tn
Moy," composed by John Wiegand. Thi
song hiss been sung with unprecedente,
success at the Academy of Music and othe
popular concert rooms, and is dedicated t
Madame Adelina Patti. 1t is quite char
scterlstic, sweet and pathetic composition
and admirably well adapted for public en-
tertalnments as well as for the parlor
Can be ordered through any book or musi
dealer, or direct from the publisher, lon
Fischer, l2l SUMMIT ST., Toledo, Ohio
Price ~ cents