The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04

now fifty subscribers
-Meerschaum pipes and cigar-hodcrs,
a large stock at +, Korsmcyer's,
A snow storm 5 predicted for this part
of the country by Prot. Vcnnor on the sth
instant
Col. Rcardcn moved into his new resi-
dence on Fifteenth street between Cedar
and Locust streets yesterday.
Lovers of fancy cheese are respectfully
requested to read John Kcohlcr's adver
tiscmcnt in our special local column.
-Meerschaum pipes and cigarholdors, a
large stock at f, Kursmcycr's.
VIM. Alba, the fashionable barber
speaks to the people OF Cairo through the
special local column Of THE BULLETIN.
Men are still ut work ON the Missls.
sippi levee filling in, where it is needed
and making it as strong aS circumstances
will permit,
If you want fine farm cheap for cash,
study our special local column, and then 90
to NJ j. ITowly in Winters Block He has
Just what you want
Check books, receipt books, order
books, etc, made to order on short notice
at THE BULLETIN office.
--Pyatt is himself again, We dropped
IN on HIM in rear OF Ellis job office and
found him getting the machinery of the
new bindcry in running order.
Mr.. Flotos fine writing desk will be
rallied off tomorrow; the manner of raj.
fling decided upon IS by shooting at re-
volving shield, which cannot be but fair to
all.
"A Mrs, Younger living in Graves
County, Kentucky about seventeen miles
from Paducah, hung herself day or two
ago after having quareled with her hus.
band,
Mr. George w Chclett will occupy the
house on the west side Of Washington ave.
nue., between Seventh and Eighth streets,
belonging to Mr. W. F. Russell, and yes
tcrday vacated by Col Reardcn.
The work Of removing some Of the
surplus mud from the Ohio levce sidewalk
and using it in repairing some of the cross
streets goes forward with yigor, and al.
ready the levee is assuming greatly i'm.
proved appearance,
Considerable excitement prevails in
Metropolis, Ills because Of the death Of
number of prominent citizens of the place
Not less than seven have died within the
last week. The disease is pronounced to
be spinal meningitis.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
desire to return thanks to the merchants
who kindly loaned the cases IN which the
articles on exhibition were placed, and to
all others who rendered them assistance
during the week Of the Loan exhibition.
Mr.. W, f. Cherry has already laid the
stills and .oists for Charles EdiCkcrs new two
story frame building on the corner of Second
street and Commercial avenue 1t is about
twenty-five by forty feet IN size, and will
he quite good looking structure when fin
lshcd.
The Boston Lancers and CharIestown
Guards returned by special train from New
Orleans arriving here yesterday afternoon
A number OF them took possession of sew
| cral of our saloons and restaurants while
the train was waiting for short time to
allow another train to come in
The street lamps that are in perfect
condition have been lighted every night
this week. Mr. Gcrould has several men
at work every day putting up more posts
and lamps, which leaves no doubt but
that our city will have plenty of Light be-
fore the month passes.
Mr.. J. Il. Parkc, the cooper, bought
fifteen thousand hoop.poles within the last
two days, and expects to buy about one
hundred and fifty thousand more. lie has
about five thousand -four barrels on hand,
of which he shipped two thousand five hun
dred to Memphis, Tennessee, yesterday.
- Instead Of complying with the ordi-
nance, which requires that ilag.man shall
De stationed on the various railroad tracks
10 inc city at certain street crossings, the
companies have adopted the practice of
stopping the trains at the points desig-
mated and sending a man out ahead to
see that all Is well. At night man with
lantern is sent out to give warning of the
approach of train This saves the com