The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-27

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion. Marked
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's so
Ohio Levee.
--"Between the acts, cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. KoIsmeyer's.
Mr. AL. Goss takes his departure for
the east to-day and will be absent several
months.
Joe Roberts was in town yesterday.
In his perambulations he overlooked THE
BULLETIN office.
Between the acts cigarettes, whole
sale and retail, at F. Korsmeyer's.
The officers have SO far been unsuc-
cessful in their attempt to find the thieves
who ransacked the building of Mr.. John
Sackburger.
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, SO
Ohio Levee.
Miss Fanny Stevenson, of Baltimore,
sister of DR.. W. W. Stevenson, of CONNER
cal Point, is visiting at the residence of
Mr.. F. Korsmeyer.
Mr.. S. S. Foster and family, who have
been visiting relatives in this city for
several weeks, returned to their home
in St. Louis yesterday.
The raising of poles for the telephone
wires has been commenced, a number OF
them having been put up along the west
side of Commercial avenue yesterday.
"A New York coffin factory has failed.
More coffin factories will fail yet, if a stop
is not put to the manufacture Of patent
medicines that cure all the diseases and
complaints that atflict mankind.
The Theatre Comique was crowded to
its utmost capacity night before last, 1t be-
ing Mr.. AL. Goss' benefit night. -Four hun
dred tickets were sold at twenty-five cents
each. The performance is said to have
been first rate.
The notice of Mr.. Fred. Koehler, the
enterprising butcher, appears in another
column, to which we call the attention of
our readers. Call upon him at his place
of business and satisfy yourself of the truth
fitness of what the notice affirms.
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, So
Ohio Levee. y
AT printers festival lately held, mot
in Cairo the following toast was offered
"Women-second only to the press in the
dissemination of news" The ladies are
yet undecided whether to regard this as
or otherwise.
We understand that the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Seymour is expected to hold an
Ordination in the Church of the Redeemer
on Sunday at the 10 80 service, when the
Rev. ]. G. A. Comb will be advanced to
the Holy Order Of Priests.
AS stated in yesterday mornings Bull
LETIN, Rev. Koan concluded his reviva. serv-
ices night before last, but he will remain in
the city few more days and preach several
sermons especially for the benefit of the
of whom there are some thirty
odd.
Rev. Hess, of Columbus, has been
called by the Baptist church of this city
and has accepted the call. He will not
move his family to Cairo, but will con-
duct services here every Sunday for several
months, or until other arrangements are
made.
Several young men in the employ Of
the railroad company at East Cairo, were
Yesterday dismissed from the company's
service and their places were filed by older
men. 1t is the object of the company, we
to employ only old and ex-
perienced men in the future.
There is at present scarcity of cars
on our railroads and those who receive
freight at this point are notified immedi-
ately upon its arrival here, that unless they
have it removed and the cars emptied
within twenty-four hours, they will be re-
CURED to pay five dollars for such neglect.
The team of Mr.. Andrew Lohr made
things lively for little while around
Eighth street yesterday morning. 1t be-
came frightened from some cause and ran
from the soda factory up the street toward
Washington avenue, but was stopped by
tree which was in its way near Mr.. s.
Rosenwater's residence
-Mince pies are ripening; Tom and
Jerry is in full bloom; sausage meat is be-
ing harvested, but a new drink, which lays
over all these and to which the above
named are Enabled to 'shake stick" can |
now be obtained at John Koehler's on
Eighth street and slipped at leisure IN his
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