The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-20
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

PROT. Eisenberg has been confined to
his bed for some days with rheumatism
A select party to he given at the Delta
Engine house is the next thing on the pro-
gramme.
YESTERDAY license Was issued for the
marriage oi one VIM. Alexander 10 Hatrie
King, familiarly known as Black Hat
The Knights OF the Mystic Knew are
already making preparations for celc-
brating Mrsdi Gra> in an appropriate man
ner.
The river is rrceding and the sales of
the "Faultle,s" five cent cigar are increas-
ing. Sold by +. Korsmcycr, Ohio Levee,
corner Sixth street.
No news has been received from Pome-
row. Ohio. as to the condition OF Mrs. Wm.
Hughes, since the telegram announcing
her serious illness.
Miss Annie Pitcher will sing tonight
at Temperance hall. and Mr.. W. b. Thomas
will impersonstc some of hi, famous char
acters.
Burglar, entered the house Of Mr.. A..
Black night before last and carried away a
gold watch and a coat The value Of the
articles We did not ascertain.
Mr. W. H. Jackson, for LONG time
head clerk OF the wholesale grocery house
Of >tration & Bird. has accepted similar
position in wholesale house IN St Louis,
The Illinois Central railroad has Of
late widened the cross icvee and has laid
down two additional track, on the cmbank-
ment which formerly only contained their
main track
Circuit Court will next convene on
February 9th. The number OF criminals
who now nhabt the county Jail and who
will have a hearing before that court are
twenty.Scvcn.
Unlike last year. our brewers and
others have not been afforded an Opportun-
ity to reap crop Of ice In fact the entire
distance south of II. Louis has been re-
markabIy .cant OF that article this year
A grand masquerade ball, the first OF
the season, will be gwen by Cairo Turner
Society at their hall on Monday February
"a. \ grand success is insured. Admis-
| sion 30 cents, COMMITTEE.
The entertainment at the Temperance
| hall tonight will be one Of the most select
and recherche that has taken place in Cairo
this winter. Mr. Thoma. j, gentleman
whose abiltic, are widely known and ap
prccatcd.
The Southern Illinois Medical AssoCia-
ton meets in this city tomorrow The
meeting will continue three days and many
subjects Of importance TO physicians will
be discussed. Dr. Dunnng is president Of
the association
Tile sipc water has been making its ap
prarancc in all the low places Of the city
and Is rapidly rising. BIT the rivers ar,
falling and it is probable that If hcav!
rains cease, vi will soon be free from al
signs Of its disagreeabIe presence.
An effort should be made some time
We are not particular when, so il is mad
before 1881 to remove the shantics whicI
took tumble near Sackbergcrs saloon
little over week ago. They should no
be permitted to remain there longer tina
necessary.
The steamer Champion which has bee
on the docks at ST. Louis for repairs ic
: several days is again on the 60 and is ey
, pccted to arrive here this evening. Sll
: leaves here for Paducah. and. rcturnin!
will probably leave tomorrow on her rctur
trip to st. Louis.
Collection, for the sufferer. Of lrelan,
, were Sunday morning taken up in S
Patrick's church and very respectful
amount, We hear, was donated. Faith
Masterson announced at the close OF Sc
vice that it was his intention to donate Il
!. amount which will ON Sunday next be CO
lected for his personal use in the penny &C
lection.
"A fight occurred IN front Of the fe,
store Mr.. Os,erloh, on Commercial, yestC
al dry afternoon between Mike Calvin al
Chas. Osterloh. Mr. Calvin had broug
to town load OF corn, and it appears tn
the quarrel arose on. Of the price Mr.. G.,
vim asked for it. For short time they IA,
quite a lively tusscl, but Officer Woot
being promptly on hand prevented any
jury being done. Their trial came
in Squire Osborn's court yesterday event
Il. but we did not stay to ascertain the resu