The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25

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Capt. Mallory's hatboat still hugs the
Kentucky shore--afraid to battle with tn
ice.
We have still a few mounted and var
nished maps of Cairo, for sale, at TIL
BULLETIN office.
The much looked for and long looked
TOR pay-car of the Illinois Central road ar
rived yesterday evening.
The Casinos masquerade ball, a
Washington hall, is the attraction tonight
Don't forget it. The fun will be bound
less,
Hon. VIM. r. Morrison has remem-
bered us with the latest copies Of the Con-
gressional Record, for which he has our
thanks.
This is Winters last week in the
photograph gallery, and his friends will
never forgive themselves if they fail to give
him call.
The counters of our book stores will
soon again be covered with sweet.scented
delicately woven exrayagancies, termed
valentines.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at The BULLETIN office.
"A notice in our special advertising col
umn informs the public that Messrs. g. NJ.
Alden & Co. will, tomorrow forenoon, at
ten o'clock, dispose of car load of apples
at auction, in lots to suit buyers.
The grand masquerade ball, at Wash
ington hail. tonight, is the first masquerade
of the year; and will outshine all subse-
quent efforts.
Sunday last, DR.. Cunning, while IL the
act of passing the Planters house, received
very heavy fall-caused by the walk be-
ing covered with Ice. His left shoulder
and arm were badly bruised.
Obtain your masquerade suits early to-
day and attend the Casinos ball. 1t will
be strictly first-class affair and deserving
of your support Col
A Northern divine is soon to lecture
on the "Bble as it was" One TfMld judge
that the bible as it is ought /to be good
enough for the present geRcatlon.
--Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders,
large stock at F. Korsmeyer's.
Besides the two cases mentioned else
where, our police courts yesterday disposed
of Mike Herman, arrested by officers,
Schuckcrs and bunker, and charged with
vagrancy-as well as three DRINKS.
The Carbonate Free Press is authority
for the statement that Scott Singleton, a
young man for some time employed in THE
BULLETIN Office, will shortly take
charge OF Joe Robart's paper-the Pulaski
Patriot
Prof Will Emery favored US, by telc-
phone, with few choice selections on the
piano yesterday afternoon that were quite
grand, for which we return our thanks
He Is an accomplished musician, who can
get as much music out of piano as the
best of EN-.
John Burke, rather notorious charac.
ter, was yerterday arrested by officers
Hogan and bunker and, being regarded as
a vagrant by the court, was fined ten dol
lars and costs. He is an eX penitentiary con-
vict, sent up ayear ago, by the efforts Of
officer Schuckcrs, on charge of assault
to murder.
Mike Green, young white man, who
but lately arrived here from st, Louis, was
yesterday arrested for passing counterfeit
money at the saloon of Mr. Joe Stcgla. lie
was examined by United States Commits
sioner Candce yesterday evening, and, be-
ing found guilty, was confined to the county
Jail. lie will be taken to Springfield to.
day.
A bill Just introduced in the New York
state senate, provides that at shall be un-
lawful Tor any telegraph company, organ.
lied under the laws of the state New
York; to lease, sell or convey its property,
rights, privileges, or any part thereof, to
any other telegraph company except where
the lines OF such company run wholly to
cities, towns or villages, not reached by
such other company"
The latest subscribers to the telephone,
whose instruments have been put in work
ing ORDER are the following;
VIM. Kugc, No. 70.
Eugene Ellis (rcsidcncc,) No. 7G.
A. HALEY, No IS.
G.. T. Rudd (residence,) No. 81.
We learn from the Benton Standard
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