The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-24
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Additional locals on third page.

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The Methodist Sunday School vii
picpic at Hodges Park Thursday.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Kiee' u
The ferryboat Three States will prob
ably be in the water again Friday.
Mr.. W. c. Mulkey has gone to Cape
Girsrdesu to attend the annual commence
ment at St. Vincent's College,
-Mouldings picture frames, chromos,
paintings, artists materials, etc, cheap, at
35Eighth Street. 81
ME-. P. Jackson is in the city selling
crackers-soda crackers. He was sent here
in a handbook, to Messrs. White & Greer.
Guy Morse is back from Florida, to re-
main till after the election, when he will
return there to engage In fruit farming
-FoR SALE-Two desirable lots on 25th
Street, Comlngs Division, Apply to Jno
A. Poore. II
Agent Birchett, of the NJ. & 0. r. r.,
is expanding several hundred dollars in
altering and identifying his handsome cot
tage residence on 7th Street.
The filling on Tenth Street has great
ly improved its appearance. A coating OF
gravel from levee to levee is now in order,
and would make Tenth the best driving
street in the city.
TO enable people of moderate means
to beautify their homes, Clark & Lovett
will sell pictures On the weekly installment
plan, Call and see them. 3t
Judge J. H. Mulkey, Mr.. W. C. Null
key, Mr.. c. r. Stuart and Mr.. E. B. Petit
went 10 Cape Girardeau last night to attend
the commencement exercises at st. VIM
cents College there.
Yesterdays rain did the Bermuda
grass on Ohio LeVee good. The green
blades are showing up nicely all along the
slope, and the roots promise to take firm
hold in the ground during the summer.
AT auction for LADIES ONLY Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, large and fine
stock hallOw ware, knives, forks anc
spoons. Must be sold; III Commercial
Avenue, next to Opera House.
Mr.. Sim Taber and all his family lief
yesterday afternoon for their new home il
Dallas, Texas. After twenty.one years
residence here they will probably find it a
difficult to forget Cairo as their friends her
will find it to forget them.
Capt. T, ". Shields left last evening
Tor st. Louis, to be present when his recent
ly purchased boat, the Annie p. Silver
Leaves there on her first trip since she cam
into his possession. The Silver will probs
bly, leave st. Louis to morrow.
2t THOMAS WINTER, Auctioneer.
--FoUND-A black and white setter dol
with dog check attached to collar. Ownt
can have the dog by calling at the S,or
Depot and paying for this notice. ct.
The best way to get to Dixon Sprin.
Is 10 take the steamer Hudson Thursds
evening, which will land you at Golcon'
friday afternoon and the ten miles drl
over good road in the cool of the event.
from Golconda to the Springs makes it
very pleasant trip.
For reasons best known to itself
Argus will probably ere long set apart
secluded corner Of its fourth page for
"colored society items" But will the his
toned colored element, as represented
Dir. GLADDEN., be pleased with such an
eultiuR DISCRIMINATORY
The Cheerful Workers give La
Sociable on the pleasant grounds a.
Baptist Church next Thursday event
Plenty of nice shade trees lit up '
Chinese lanterns will make the place
inviting. Admission, Chicago ice CT
and cake all for rs cents.
Cherokee Springs are now gainir
strong hold in the minds Of the CONN
ity, as resort for pleasure seekers; al
merits the popularity 1t is attaining,
probably no place within twice distan'
here will compare with it in attrac
ness.
The Methodist Sunday School
give picnic on next Thursday, a. Cher
Springs, on the Nsrow-guage. Adults