The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-20

10 IhlT auuleuCo NJ 'ho o'"chcum last
evening. The play was well rendered by
the company and received all the applause
it merited. Each actor understood and
acted his or her part well.
Mrs. s. Williamson has received full
liue of spring novelties, also full line of
spring hats, latest style and fashion. Call,
see and price her goods.
Burger Bros, of the Palace clothing
house, have purchased a pair of nobby
looking dummies, who stand guard on
either side of the entrance to the store,
displaying samples OF what may be had
within.
The damages, sustained by Dir. Frank
Schulz in the recent Charleston fire, were
estimated at one hundred and seventy-fve
dollars by the agent of the insurance COM
pany and the money was paid to Mr.. Schulz
promptly.
The Democrats of Quincy, Ills, have
nominated prominent citizen named Ew-
ing as their candidate for mayor in opposi-
ton to Webster, the present incumbent, who
has made himself very Objectionable to the
people of the city.
Mr. w. VI. Davidson, the Eighth street
timer, has received large lot of hot
house plants of every description. Itcom-
prises great variety of flowers, shrubs,
trees, vines, etc. Call and examine his
stock,
In our special local column will be
seen the partnership notice OF Messrs.
Newland & Kelch, plumbers and gas
filters, to which we call the readers atten-
ton. The gentlemen named are experts in
their line OF business.
The other day Campbelite preacher
called on the president and urged his pro-
fesslon and denomination as grounds for
being taken care of. The president kindly
informed him that the government was not
a church organization.
We will offer on Monday morning one
lot of 5000 yards Hamburg Edglng and
inserting at 50 cents on the dollar This
will be a rare opportunity to secure your
Spring Supply OF these Goods at halt the
ususal prices. C. r. Stuart.
"A dispatch from Nashville, Tenn.
dated 18th of March, says: Frank Badg-
EFT, recently fireman on the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & St. Louis railroad, committed
suicide with laudanum to-day. He has a
sister living at Cairo, H."
The Young Folks temperance club
meets at Reform Hall tomorrow evening
and will give free sociable at which sand.
witches and coffee will be mixed with the
programme. A large attendance and an
unusually good time are anticipated.
The employees of the Springfield roll.
ing mill publish lengthy circular in the
Morning Monitor, setting forth their prin-
cIples d the business of their demands.
From it it is seen that they demand no
more than is paid by other similar insiltu-
tons in the state.
The agents of the several insurance
companies in which the stock ard building
of Mr. Paul G. Schulz are insured arrived
yesterday and Immediately begun the adj
justment Of his losses. 1t Is likely that Mr..
Schulz will commence work On the ruins
tomorrow.
The st. Louis g. New Orleans trans
portation company's steamer, John Means,
blew up at o'clock Thursday night at
about so miles this side of Memphis, and
now hes sunk in the river. She had an en-
tire crew of 2j men, four of whom were
missing. John Seals, two fremen and a
deck hand
On Thursday last Hon. d. T. Linegar
spoke for an hour and a-half in the Illinois
Legislature in favor Of adopting the minor
ity report on the revenue bill introduced by
himself, and it was one of the ablest and
most elaborate speeches Of the session
Blu. the minority report was lost by vote
of SO to 60.
Mr.. +. A. Trousdale, in the last num-
Der of the Metropolis Democrat, complains
bitterly of the failure of the packet compa-
ny to properly attend to the delivery of the
mail between that city and Caro-. He
threatens to petition the government for
the establishment Of mail line between
Paducah and Cairo.
The sale of certain bitters ought to have
great boom in Kansas. The attorne,
general of the state, applied to for an opin
ion as to the sale Of drugs having acoho
in them, decides that the new prohibition,
law does not interfere with the sale of legi
mate drugs and medicines, the court alon
determining whether thing is drug o