The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-27

sued apedge binding the signers not to
drink liquor when absent from home. Good
resolution, especially when hitched on to a
pledge not to drink liquor when at home.
$4,000 envelopes just received and for
sale at The BULLETIN Office, printing in
cludcd, at prices ranging from So 90 to
81 90 per thousand, A good, all rag X
Amber and white envelope only 50 SO per
thousand.
Within the last two or three days Mr..
Patrick Clancy, the saloon keeper on Ohio
levee near Fourteenth street, has lost a
number OF large fat chickens, which he had
in coop in his yard, without discovering
any trace OF the thief. lie has only two
left, with which he intends to lure the ras.
cal to his doom.
Gentlemen who appreciate really
good, irSt.cass shirt, should buy the
Quaker City"-nothing better madc--of
G. Il. Stuart, on Eighth street.
"A freight train on the Cairo & Vncen-
mes railroad ran into herd of cattle near
Cache bridge night before last, killing
eight OF them at once only three or four
Of them escaping alive. They were the
property of Il farmer near Mounds Junction,
whose namc We did not learn
Secure your seats for the great MINIS.
tre show tomorrow night. The house will
be crowded.
The twenty first New York regiment
and the Spauding Guards, both from the
city Of New York, arrived here per Illinois
Central railroad yesterday, cnroutc for
New Orleans, La. The Latter came
here via. Chicago and the former via. Odcn,
making the trip from there (Odcn) in three
hours.
The grandest masquerade ball of the |
season will be that Of the Mystic Krcw on
MSrdi Gras day,
The finest masquerade costumes ever
seen in Cairo, are now on exhibition at Mrs. |
5. Williamson's fine millinery establishment
on Commercial avenue. Any kind of cos
tunes may he obtained, from king to the
testers, and FROM the queen to the peasant
girl, to suit the tastes or the purse Of the
Call and see them.
MIR. c. r. Stuart, the "dry goods king"
is now in New York city, maxi personal
and securing unprecedented bar
gains IN fine dress goods, fancy goods, no.
tionS, etc, Cash buyers contemplating
spring purchases would do well to wait
until his goods arrive.
Another sidewalk O. is beng built
along the south side Of Eighteenth street,
between Commercial avenue and Poplar
street, in the interest Of the poor boot blacks
md washerwomen, and to the disgust of /
Ill that class Of poor wrctchcs, who love
cleanliness, but can't afford to pay for it at
he rate OF four dollars per day. Let the
rood work go on.
Tickets for the grand masquerade ball
t the Mystic Krew, to be gwen on Mardi
iras day at IIartman's hall, can be had at
he following places: Geo. L. O'uaras
rug store Frank lIcaIys drug store; Dan
lmtman's quccnsware store; Phil II.
aup's confectionery; Tabcr Brothers ,
'wclry store; L. A. Buder's jcwciry store,
nd Paul H. Schuh'S tobacco store.
The Illinois Central railroad company /
rs had all the dirt and rubbish cleaned S
nj from between its tracks on Ohio leyec c
'om Fourteenth street down and loaded d
nto II fiat car to be hauled out of the city. n
his has been done preparatory to contin. a
Ing the work of plankng the track inside o
nd outside 50 that it may form no obstruc. il
on to vehicles. Another car load Of panks n
" this purpose arrived yesterday. Il
Died, at Chicago, on Friday, the 2jth u
stant, Arthur Mackic, late of this city, u
the siXty-sXth year of his age. The AZ
neral will be held at JoncsbOro cemetery, "
here he will be buried in the family 'e
lrial place on Monday morning, at eleven W
clock The friends of the family are !"
yted to attend, ANY one who desires to NJ
tend the funeral eau take the train on C
re narrow gauge at $40 O'Clock a. m, ar, p'
wing in JOncsboro about 10 and returning al
IN leave JonCsboro at 3lO in the after. 10
n,-ED BULLTlN.) h'
Something unusual. The overture at ~
b. NJ. *. c. entertainment vii. be the ~
Turkish Patrol and the Raquct dance. =,
Under the head Of "Propclty Trans. .,
rs in this tissue will be seen very i'm. =,
Ortant item. 1t is nothing less than the 70
anslcr of the entire Cairo and Vnccnnes l.,
iiroad, tracks, lands, lots, buildings, right co