The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-14
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K. NJ. K. c. ball tonight, Don't miss
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DIR, j. E. Strong, an eminent physician,
of Hillsdale, Mich, is in the city-guest
OF DR.. w. II. Marean.
School children will ind TIE BULLE-
TIN scratcb-books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store, If
The W. CT U. will give an oyser
supper in Temperance Hall, on 8h St on
Friday, Dec. 18th, beginning at 8 o'clock.
Every one invited. Do not forgetit 1t
Hon. Daniel Hogan, member Of the
upper house of the Illinois SD Legislature,
from The FIfty-frst senatorial district, was
guest at The Halliday yesterday.
There are 624 lodges of Odd Fellows
in Illinois, with membership of $4,000.
The membership increased $500 during
the year ending July LIST, last.
just received large stock of fine
opera glasses, pearl and other kinds, tor
sale and hireS also 6ue jewery, watches,
clocks and plated ware, at Buder's jewelry
| store. II
Jennie Warren was fined five dollars
and costs by Magistrate Comings yesterday
for getting into row
with one of 'her girls
She is a black wench, who keeps den Of
some kind in the vicinity of the sanity
Clark block
-"Colorado Bill" is the name Of the
man who has been attracting so much al
tention ia Harry Walkers professions with.
in the last few days. He is from the far
west, where he lead the wild and adven'
turous life of scout. He is sharpshooter
and will give an exhibition of his skill on
the Comique stage week after next.
DIR. George w. Wiener, the Baltimore
oculst who died some days ago, once re-
ceived as legacy the entire fortune OF a
gentleman in Europe whom he had treated
successfully. The mans daughter was thus
lett destitute, and appealed to DR.. W. for
aid, when he made over the whole of her
fathers property to her.
Last Saturday darkey named mitch"
Pickens Al employe on plantation near
Memphis, had quarrel with the overseer
and the night following he climbed into The
sleeping apartment of the overseer and shot
him dead A reward of five hundred dol
lars is offered. Chief Myers here has been
notified 10 look out ior the negro as IT il
supposed he came this way.
--S,inson e. Co., art publishers, say Of
their artist proofs, steel engravings These
a pictures cannot be bought at retail any
where in the world Tor less than $15 each
0 If you are not fully satisfied they are worll
it, keep them without giving us any return
in advertising or otherwise" They are 81
x40 in size, and are offered for sale by TIL
b. BULLETIN for $500 per pair for the holi
days. 8t
The money received by the county TO
swamp land, about sixteen hundred dollar
7 LA amount, and which has been set aside II
{ fund to be expended in repairs upon tn
courthouse, is still iut,ct, and as yet no nc
ton has been taken by the board to hav
it expended as intended. 1t Is likely
however, that when next the board con
venes some steps will be taken to have tn
i general appearance Of the courthouse AM
u premises improved to the extent, in cost, u
> tue fund set aside for the purpose.
MIR Mcpherson, the present clerk o
the house Of representatives Of Washington
in the next congress there will be 10
y Democrats l2l Il republicans, 6 Resdjuster,
Independent Dem Gratis and 2 Iudepeu
d dent Republicans, The Democrats wi
+ have u working majority OF 81 over the II,
publicans, Readjusters and Independent
and this majority will probably not b
changed by the result Of the elections t
I'll the vacancies caused by the death G
Congress-Elect Updegraf, of Ohio, Rep
II and Heron, OF Louisiana, Dem.
IL MIR. Thomas N. Kimbrough, Of tn
y Waverly hotel, has gone into the steambot
business. He went to st. Louis few day
ago aud bought boat named "Gener'
Sherman" for $1,000, and is now on his wa