The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-15
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices in these columns, ten cents per line
each Insertion Markcdf
Fresh oysters at A. T. DeBaun's, sc
OHIO Levce.
The Tony Dcnier combination, COM
posed of twenty-five people, put up at the
Arlington house during their stay here.
Mecrschaum pipes and cigar-hoders, a
large stock at F. Korsmeyer's.
Found--A large Newfoundland dog,
| by Fred Kochcr. Owner can obtain same
by proving right of possession and paying
for this notice.
-Mccrschaum pipes and cigar-holders,
a large stock at F. Korsmeyer's. +
- Jack Smiths accompice in the rob
berry of youth of ten dollars the other day,
was Yesterday arrested and will be tried at
one o'clock to-day. The arrest Of Jack" is
only question Of a little time.
- Fresh oysters at A. r. DcBaun's Sc
Ohio Lcvce
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
0t The BULLETIN Office.
This year Lent will begin on the second
OF March, in consequence of Ash Wednes
day falling on that date. April nth will be
Easter Sunday Therefore ye who want to
mingIc in the ball room will have to make
arrangements to have a good time until the
season of sack-cloth and ashes arrives.
Fresh oysters at A. r. DeBauns, So
Ohio Levee.
The weather being very cold those
interested in the sut of McNulty VS., Clark
concluded not to take their case to Hodges
Park, but permit Judge Omsted to try it. |
THIS was done. The entire day was con
sumei in the examination of witnesses and
arguing, and the decision will be rendered |
to-day.
The gentleman and lady, who have for
some time been expected to take charge of
the central office OF the telephone ex-
change S, have arrived and assumed their
duties at the instrument. Subscribers TO
the system will please bear in mind when
speaking over the general wire that lady
receives their requests,
The Legislature Of Illinois will at its
present session, be asked to pass law
making it an otfcnsc to sell, give, hire or
loan a pistol or other deadly weapon to any
minor The enforcement OF such a law
would greatly reduce the lists of crimes
and accidents. A general disarmment Of
young Amcrca is one Of the needs of the
time. The small boy must be placed upon
a peace footing.
Tonight the great Gilmore & Benton
combination will hold forth at the athcne-
um. That the troupe is one of the largest
and best of its kind in the country there is
no denying and, to judge from the natter.
ing newspaper reports that appear in places
where they have performed, they give a
really excellent performance We proph-
ncy for them large and apprcciatye
audience. The company will occupy
Pope's thoatrcin ST. Louis next week
Tony Dcncr and his iIumpty Dumpty
company had acrowded house
II the athenoum last night in spite of the
TACT that the weather was extremely cold
md walking bad. The audience room and ,
1art OF the gallery were entirely filled
with the fashionable people of Cairo. The
performance was all that could havn been ,
expected, being fully up to the popular -,
opinion previously formed from the eulo. !
tics OF the press where they had performed =
Tony Dcnior was, Of course, the principle !;
attraction, but each member of the comnonv ::
received his iull share of applause. from
which It is safe to Judge that the auditors
were well pleased. =
The all absorbing topic of conversation 1,
Yesterday was the ice gorge which, it was $
known, would reach this point during the
Early part Of the night, 1t made its up. +
'carancc in due time lightly, at first, but [
constantly gaining in bulk and force. All r
he steamboats, aud wharboats were 70. q
moved during the afternoon and evening to |
arJon Of safety, 20 that when it DID y