The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-05
Peach and Honey still hold their own

Mrs. S. II. Robinson, the wife Of oul
chief of police, arrived from Elco yester
day and will remain several days.
The usual morning and evening ser
vices will be conducted in the Church Of
the Redeemer, to-day, by Rev. Bonnar.
The hour at which evening services
will commence in our various churches
during the winter months is 80 o'clock.
--Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders,
large stock at F Korsmeyer's.
Owing to paper Of unusual merit
which we give room on our first page, our
space for local news is this morning con-
fined to this page.
"A reward Of ten dollars is this morn
ing offered for the recovery Of Father Mas
tersons mare, which was missed from the
stable several days ago.
The roller skates have not been sold
to Paducah parties as it has been stated,
but it is probable that they will be sold to
other persons at not very distant day.
Our attention has been called to the
crossing at Commercial avenue and Fifth
street. 1t is in bad condition and should
have the speedy attention of reconstructors.
Mrs, VIM. Thompson, who was resi-,
dent in the Fifth ward, died day before
yesterday, and her remains were yesterday
forenoon conveyed to Villa Ridge for
burial
"A letter received from Miss Annie
Koehler yesterday, conveys the welcome
intelligence that under the present treat
ment there is some hope for the recovery
of her eyesight.
Mrs. Harris, of Chicago, one of the
active temperance workers of the state, who
was in Cairo in the interest of the
cause during the past week, returned to her
home yesterday.
Nineteen dollars is the amount real
lied by the Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church, from their sociable, held
at the residence of Capt Jas. johnson,
Thursday night last.
English services will again be held in
the German Lutheran church this evening,
at 1870 o'clock, by Rev. E. Knappe. The
pastor would be pleased to have good at
tendance, especially of the young people,
Instead of drinking from their bottles
our criminal characters yesterday drank
from the fountain head of peace-so to
speak, and hence the dockets of our vari-
Gus police courts presented blank APP
pearance.
THE Springfield Monitor says: "Mr.
Andrew Dawson Of Cairo, is at the Revere
Mr.. Dawson is deputy collector under
John c. Willis, revenue collector, and is
here on business connected with the rcve-
nue. Office"
Don't fail to call at Hartman's Large |
Crockery Store, las and 100, Commercial
avenue, and examine his fine stock of |
Holiday goods, consisting of toys and
fancy goods, silver ware, China and Bohe-
mian glass ware, etc. etc.
Mr.. Chumley, grocer, who for sew
,ral months has beeh holding forth on
Walnut street, between Twenty-frst and
rwenty-second streets, yesterday made
to move his stock to the
'ormer stand Of Zion Bishop-opposite the
,ourt house
Printers seem to have faith in the
promises that New Years calls will be gen
,ral on the first day of 1881. THE Bull
.ETIN Job office has received nearly hum
lred dollars worth of New Years cards,
md all the other Offices, we suppose, are
,qually as we'll provided for in this line.
The Illinois State Temperance Alliance
lolds its first annual meeting in Springfield
N the third Tuesday of January next 1t
5 desired to form subordinate lodges of
he alliance in every county and town Of
he state, and the state alliance will at
bis meeting consider plan for so doing
The newly elected county officers,
Messrs. Irwin, Hodges, Fitzgerald and
oamron, will enter upon the discharge Of
heir official duties tomorrow, The gen.
emen, who step down and out are McsSrs.
,lulkey and Reeve, both of them gentlemen
If exceptional character and ability, who
performed their duties faithfully and well.
A white rouster on the steamer Polar
Star, while IN drunken state, fell from
he boat last Friday afternoon into the river
while she was lying at this port, and though
Efforts were promptly made to rescue him
BY throwing planks out within his reach,
le hoated down the stream and was
drowned,
The committee Of arrangements up.
pointed by the Hibernian fire company to
make the necessary preparations for the
annual hall oro NJo,s., n |