The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-22

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Remember the matinee this afternoon.
Mr.. G. r. Woodward, left for st. Louis
yesterday.
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's 90
Ohio Levee.
The telephone is feminine--it talks
back.
-Mecrschaum pipes and cigar-holders, a
large stock at F. Korsmeyers.
Mrs. II. Bloms is reported out Of
danger.
The play tonight is Matrimony. Sc
cure your seats early.
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, SO
Ohio Levee.
Mr. II. c. Hazlop is the manager of
Mr.. Harry Walkers Paducah opera-house'
"A Presbyterian church session was
held at the church on Eighth street last
night
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders,
large stock at f. Korsmeyer's.
The box factory, which has been shut
down for several weeks will start up again
Monday next.
We have still few mounted and var
nlshed maps of Cairo, for sale, at The
BULLETIN Office.
Miss Mary Hawkins, who has been
absent from the city visiting friends for
several weeks, has returned.
Fresh oysters at A. IT, DeBauns, SO
Ohio Levee
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at The BULLETIN office.
The cradle of the Mississippi Central
railroad, on the Kentucky shore, was
struck by large boulder of ice night be-
fore last, and slightly injured.
Rev. A. ], Hess, pastor OF the Baptist
charch, will preach at the Reform hall
Sunday morning and evening, at the usual
hours. The public is cordially INVITED.
Nothing has as yet been heard from
Mrs Pater as to the condition of her
mother who, it will be remembered, was
reported dangerously sick few days ago.
We were last night treated to an ex-
cellent sercnade on the French harp, over
the telephone, by parties in Mr.. Louis
IIerbcrt's restaurant, for which they have
our thanks.
The BULLETIN Office has printed and
distributed new and correct list of the
names and numbers Of the telephone sub
scribers. The names are alphabetically
arranged, so that they may be found at a
glance.
The impression generally prevails that
Mr. Oberly's successor has been confirmed.
This, however, is not the case-nor will he
be confirmed for some days to come if the
present Is any criterion by which the future
may be judged
The family of Mr. c. S. Meredith, Of the
firm of Petts & Meredith, consisting of Mrs
NJ, her child and her sister, arrived from
Foreman Ills, yesterday afternoon and have
taken up their residence over the firms
store for the present.
WIN. Garner, alias "Shang," negro
who, about year ago, shot another negro
in the leg while coaling boat and who,
having been released on bond, had not yet
received trial, was again confined to the
county Jail yesterday.
An event, which will be regarded with
regret by several Of our urchins, is the
death of Jim Oranges Jennie" the animal
which, when surmounted by "Jim," never
failed to create amusement for the boys.
The poor beast died, yesterday, of an aifec-
ton of the back, having been injured by a
fall several days ago.
"A number of new telephones have been
ordered and will be put up as soon as they
arrive, which will be in the course of sey-
eral weeks. There is no tagging on the
part of the managers here, as some seem to
believe, but, on the contrary, they are busy as
bees and as soon as the instruments are re-
ceived they will be put up.
Mr.. Alex. Leonard, the colored man in
the employ Of the News office, has been
feeling about among orr merchants as to
the probable patronage he would receive
in case he purchased the News. He is one
Of the white black men of southern Hi
nois and, should he secure the paper, would
give the republicans of Cairo q journal
worthy Of their support.
Mrs. Anna Lang, the mother of Mrs.
Stansberry, died on Nineteenth street. yes