The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-04

portion of Missouri, departed this HE last
Saturday morning
We hear it stated that Mr.. Gash's
family will relocate in Cairo permanently
Mr.. G. has been in the city several weeks
Mrs. G. arrived few days ago.
Willie Wilcox, son of Jewett, has
been appointed to the responsible position
of private secretary to Marvin Hughett
manager of the Chicago 4 North Western
railroad.
Tomorrow being "Wcnstay the
Juvenile minstrels will devote the evening
to an exhibition of what they know about
Ethiopian minstrelsy and the delineation OF
negro character.
Miss Ella Armstrong, teacher in room
No. 2. of the Cairo High School building,
was sick yesterday, and unable to fill her
place in the school room. The nature Of
her ailment We did not learn.
-Cinder sidewalks are growing in popu-
laritv. DR.. Smith will put down seventy.
five feet, and to that end invites donations
of cinders. He would, we dare say, prefer
them delivered on the ground.
John Smith, boss engineer of the
Egyptian Mills, thinking himself sufficient
" recovered. resumed work, yesterday
morning, but was soon taken with re-
lapse. and is confined to his room again.
The w. c. T, U. S. supper will be
given Thursday night. Let it be remem-
bered, meanwhile, that donations of ed
ibles will be in order, any time during the
day preceding the evening of the supper.
The dramatic entertainment in the
Southern Illinois Insane Asylum, comes of
this evening. Persons from Cairo will re-
ceive cordial welcome, and can be al
home again between three and four in the
morning.
The steamer Jack Winter, having been
put in order, will be tested to-day, at the
| corner of Sixth and Commercial, al
| half past one O'Clock. The trial hereto.
fore announced was postponed because
| Of the rain.
A force of men, with trip hammer
| or pile-driver are engaged at the work Of
| driving piles at the cradle end of the Cairo
incline, supplying those knocked out Of
place by the ice, and strengthening the
work generally.
ARE going behind in business send
for the Weekly Financial Report Of Alex
Frothigham e. Co., brokers 12 Wall Street,
New York, which is sent tree and contains
information how, by investing $50 to 500
in stock operation, $1,000 is frequently
made.
Rankin, the barkeeper whom the ne
gro desperate shot through the lungs, last
Christmas, is again on his feet; but moi
able to resume work. 1t was feared that
he would be permanently paralyzed, par
tally, but no such consequences have en-
sued.
Prof. Warren, the cOrnetist, here Sun.
day, is a composer of recognized merit Hi:
best compositions are such as he played of
on his cornet, without moments thought
or hesitation. Like the late Charley Wit
tig, ir., he first played his music and then
wrote il down.
The Turner masquerade ball, which
has been regularly advertised in THE
BULLETIN, comes off in Turner Hall, to-
night. Preparations in progress, as well
among the ladies as among the masculnes,
indicate large turnout Of maskers, and &
general good time.
john Holmes, still resident of far-of
Colorado has not been well since the fire
but is filling situation adapted to hi
strength and condition. He is promised ;
situation next spring, on road now il
course of construction, that will soon place
him on his old financial feet again.
The mouth of Seventh street is full o
mud, and the same kind of mud has accu
INFLATED on both sides of its mouth. NJ
where in the city could about fifty loads o
cinders be used to better advantage thai
right there. The mud forms an unseeml
sight, for such business center as 18th AM
Commercial.
News was received from Chicago yes
terday afternoon, to the effect that Thee
dore Carrigan was lying at the point q
death from consumption. His conditio
was regarded as most critical indeed, Fun
ther news, in the same connection, was CON
municated that all his Cairo friends shoul
know, and can learn bycalling on Mr.. Free
S. Kent.
The BULLETIN Prices Current--a full
and entirely reliable report Of actual trans
ootiopu In thn Coiro MorL,t ,;D Ia ,,r; -.