The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-30

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
each insertion Marked
See notice of rooms to rent in spccia
local column.
Fresh oysters at A. T, DeBaun's, 81
Ohio Levec,
Mrs c. r. Woodward returned home
from Lockport, New York, last Thursday
The Turner society will give a grand
masquerade ball on Mardi Gras.
The Oldest child of Mr.. II. G. DcPue
has been very sick for the last three or
four days.
A good cook stove is for sale at THE
BULLETIN office. Call and examine it and
learn the terms.
-Prunes, Curants, Raisins, Preserves
and Jelly, cheap. Pettis & Meredith. =
Mr. Boot Penn yesterday moved his
tobacco business back into his old quarters
on Tenth street.
Officer bunker, assisted by his pocket
instrument and another man, landed a
drunken man IN jall yesterday.
-Mccrschaum pipes and cigar-holdcrs,
a large stock at F. Korsmeycrs. y
NJ. ~ II,,l, ,ropor,1 ,nanoOpr of
the Mississippi Central railroad, is in the
city.
County Clerk S. j. Humm is the father
of a new girl baby, which arrived night
before last
We have still q few mounted and var
nlshcd maps of Cairo, for sale, at The
BULLETIN Office.
The elegant steamer James Howard is
loading for points south and will depart
next Tuesday.
General Grant is bound to be president
He has accepted the presidency of the
Worlds Fair commission,
Mr.. Nicholas Williams is building a
large icc-box in which he will keep his
meats during the coming summer.
Fresh oysters at A. r. DcBaun's, So
Ohio Levee.
Travel via Cairo, has again opened
and as consequence our hotels and board
ing houses are nearly all crowded.
The Illinois Central wharf boat was
brought back to its mornings yesterday,
there being no more danger from floating
ice
The steamer II. G. Dexter, the Cairo
and Evansville packet, was due here by
daylight this morning, and is to leave here
at eight o'clock, this morning.
Dat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Farina,
Dried Green Peas and Dried Corn, at re-
duced prices Pettis & Meredith.
One of the men employed in the Hi
nois Central railroad yards had one of his
hands badly crushed between the cars
yesterday.
"A committee of the house of rcprcs'
entatves has voted to report favorabIy upon |
a bill to make an appropriation for the
improvement of the Mississippi river.
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at THE BULLETIN office,
j. Wagcy Hill and his two little boys
favored us with some choice music
through telephone station No. 49, last night.
One playing the fiddle; another French
harp, and the other rafting pair OF bones.
-Mecrschaum pipes and cigar-hoders, a
large stock at f. Korsmcyer's.
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Wheeler returned
from lengthy visit to Evansville, lnda
yesterday. They were accompanied home
by Mrs Goss, who had made an extended
tour of the north and east and met Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler at Evansville.
Mrs. JennclIc, of st. Louis, who has
been here for week or two on a visit to
hcr sisters, Mrs. Henry eosSman and Mrs,
Charles Frank, took the Illinois Central
train for home yesterday afternoon She
will stop over at BcllCville for short visit
to relatives there.
The best Scent Cigar in the city; also
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Try our
cigars. Pettis & Meredith.
Mr. Phil Brown, the house mover, has
laid the stills for large and substantial
frame building on the corner Of Thirteenth |
street and Commercial avenue, which he
will use, when finished, as work shop and |
store house for his tools.
We make a speciality of fine Tea; so if
you want something really choice, give us
a trial; also guaranteed pure Ground
Specs Pottis a. Meredith
"A large lantern, with reflector, is