The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-24

agaln-thlS time IN blIlhlushaUh' EhS
land
The Sixth street sidewalk, where it i,
crossed by the railroad strip, IS being paved
with rock, set on edge.
Mrs. DR.. II. Wardncr is in the city,
visiting the family Of Mr., $. p. Wheeler
She arrived Monday afternoon.
The chief attraction in the city on the
evening of the coming frs, will he the
Mystic Krew masquerade ball.
A telephone instrument was yesterday
placed in the Alexander County bank.
The number is l22
Mr.. II. II. Milburn will move into the
house now occupied by Mr. W, G. Robbins
when he (Mr, Robbins moves away.
William Ludwig will open branch
house in the harness business IN Charleston,
Mo-, about the 9TH of March.
Mounted and vanished maps of Cairo,
for sale, at THE BULLETIN office.
Mr.. Phil Brown has again commenced
work on his frame house on the corner Of
Thirteenth street and Commercial avenue
The little daughter of Mr., VIM. kluge,
Ida, who was at the point OF death last Fri
day night from the effects of measles, has
been slowly improving and is now con
valesCent.
-lIartman's elegant hall will be thrown
open to the public by the Mystic Krew on
the first OF March.
MIR. Thomas Wilcox, formerly OF Cairo,
now of St. Louis, was in the city at the
Hotel de Winter, yesterday.
Red headed women are becoming
fashionable. Genuine red-headed girls
freckes and all, arc greatly cnvied.
Women with red hair are called "rossas"
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-holders, Il
large stock at F. Korsmeyers,
Miss Cora Donaldson of Mason, Ills,
is in the city, stopping at the residence of
Mr.. David Thistlewood She will spend
the summer here.
"A letter from special correspondent
of The BULLETIN says Great rage for
plush among New York women just now.
Even pcttiCoats are made Of this material,
lined with silk
The boys of the Mystic Krew are
actively engaged in pcriectng preparations
for Mardi Gras day
The signature to the communication
on the first page Of yesterday morning.
issue of THE BULLETIN concerning the en-
tertainment at the athcneum, should have
been "FRANK FORBES and FRIENDS"
This is what is known in the maple
sugar country as good sap weather. and
it might be a good speculation to tap the
heads Of some Of the law maker, cougrc.
gated at Springfield.
Check books receipt books, order
books, etc, made TO order on short notice
at The BULLETIN office.
Mr.. II. Leighton, who has been in
the grocery of Mr.. W J.. Bristol for some
time past, has accepted position in the
wholesale house OF Messrs. Stratton g.
Bird and will assume IT on the first of the
coming month.
The public should bear in mind that
the Mystic Crew will celebrate Mard Gras
day 10y grand masquerade ball at Hart.
mans ball
The man Watson, barkccpcr OF
James Wilson IN Paducah, and who got
away for the time being, with all the
money in the drawer, some narrowed
money and twenty. dollar bill from a
stranger, has been captured and lodged
in Jail by the Paducah police.
The masquerade ball of the X. NJ. r.
&, promises to BIZ the most brilliant even,
OF the season. The best string band in the
city has been engaged for the occasion.
-Thirty-fve lamp posts are now spoken
for and are rapidly being placed in order
by Mr. Gerould's men. They will be
lighted by the first Of March, All pcrons
wanting posts put up should give Mr.
deroud due notice, 30 that all can be
lighted at once.
Hon Ira NJ, Hill introduced resolu
.on IN the senate OF Tennessee, providing
Tor the detection, capture and punishment
OF those who formed the mob that took iiy,
men out Of the hands of The officers of III,
law and linched them. The resolution
was adopted by u unanimous vote,