The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-14
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. f. d. ReXford OF Centralia is in
the city visiting her daughter Mrs. Pink.
--"Orange Blossom" wedding envelopes
and note paper, latest thing out, Just re-
ceived at THE BULLETIN office.
Mr.. George j. beagle, agent for the
Ada Richmond Comic Opera Company,
is registered at the st. Charles.
Read the advertisement in another
column OF the supper and fair TO be given
by the ladies of the Presbyterian church.
The new organ visible in the Reform
Hall was bought by the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union and donated to the
Reform Club.
We regret to hear that Mr. Tony Celia,
who has been down with nfamatory rheu-
matism for the past week, is not lmprov-
ing is, in fact, worse.
The presence of the pay car Of the
Illinois Central railroad yesterday caused
the tills of many Of our uptown merchants
to ring with silver coin.
Everybody wants to try the Fault
less 1t is the Seek -nofurther' among
cigars and cigar smokers. A pure Havana
| filler for five cents. Sold by F. Korsmeyer.
Our hotels, one and all, are just now
doing rushing business-owing to the in
crease in the travelling public The St.
Charles hotel, particularly, is being blessed
with numerous guests.
Stuart appreciates the value of print,
cr's ink and takes advantage of it. He is
compelled by increase Of business 20 add
sseveral new clerks to his force during the
| holidays, or longer,
VIM. Murphy was brought before
Squire Robinson on the charge of disor'
| derly conduct, He was found guilty, fined
five dollars and costs and jailed because he
hadn't the necessary funds!
N IL.
Bile will be held in their hall or Wednesday
next and all lovers of innocent enjoyment
should then be on hand and be partakers OF
the good feeling of fellowship winch al
ways prevails at their gatherings,
Capt. Williamson, of boat store fame,
yesterday erected in front Of hls business
house, on the outer edge of the sidewalk
substantial rack on which to hang, iol
display. canvassed beef, hams anything
in fact, in the boat store line.
Yesterday evening two negro boys. liy'
ing in the barracks, after exchanging q
few angry words, came to blows and before
getting over their anger one Of the boy:
found himself severely cut in the wrist.
The handsomest things We have seer
for holiday gifts are those fine steel en-
cravings, News at Last" Italy" 1t
madonna, Evening Prayer" Size 3OXlO
genuine artists proofs, al Ford'> Brackc
Store.
The plustering Of the new Hartman
building. has proven to be quite job
The number Of square yards OF pIaSterln.
were not one hundred as before stated
but thirteen hundred yards, and since Mr.
McEwel did the job, it is hardly neccs,ar.
to say that it was well done.
Various rumors have, during the pas
week, been ahoat as to what was the in
t.nuon OF Captain Bird in regard Ia III
Champion. Those who pretend to know
claim that the Capt will place her in III
St Louis and Paducah trade, in the plac
: of the DeSmet, with Capt Brown in com
mand
The concert given every saturday b.
Mr.. L. W. Budcr in his store, ON Commc
cial is being well attended by our youn
people of both sexes and is being highl
enjoyed by them. a large number I
II young folks were yesterday in attcAdan,
on the cone rl-alI Of which arJKcs i
popularity.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian churc
will give fair IN the X form Hail. o
~ !" the first floor On Friday next AItboug
tins is the night on which the Reform Gu
sc meets, it viii not interfere Herewith sin,
it meets up stairs If the good wishes
The BULLETIN for the ladies undertake.
d. will avail them anything, the success
ny their fair is already assured.
Al Capt. Hambeton, Pat Fitzgerald ~
iii JAS johnson, have clubed together ~
Sp purchased flint, large black stallion. r
u animal Is simply immense both rs TO 81
and appearance, and should prove n bouan
TO rs owners. lie is of the Black Hay
Morgan stock, was brought here from 4
northern part of the State and is now und
: the efficient care Of Mr.. Fitzgcrald's host
at his livery and sale stable