The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-15

Skates of all kinds at c. w. Hender-
sons on Twelfth street If
School children will ind The BULLE-
TIN scratch books Nos, and 3 tor sale at
Phil Ssup's candy store. If
Work on Mr. c. G. Huntley's building
on Ohio levee was commenced again yes
terday.
"A good girl for general house work eau
find employment by applying at residence of
Mr. J. W. Shearer. See spec al locals.
Barlow, Wilson & Co., splendid com
pany OF As performers, at the Opera House
Monday night.
The w. G.. 7, U. will give an oys er
supper in Temperance Hall, on 9Th st. on
Friday, Dec. 18th, beginning at O'Clock.
Every one invited. Do not forgetit it. 1t
Just received large stock Of fine
opera glasses, pearl and other kinds, tor
sale and hire; also fine jewelry, watches,
clocks aud plated ware, at Buder's jewelry
store. If
Too much oil /. be joyful was what
allied John Forgerty and John Welsh yes
terday, and they were taken In by the Off
GERS and fined one dollar and costs each by
Magistrate Comings.
--rwenty-nine teams were at work on the
city's levee Yesterday. About five days
more Of work by such force will finish the
work there. The work on Eighth street is
also progressing.
Barlow, Wilson & Co. at the Opera
House Monday night. Don'r fail to So
cure seats early at BIDDERS. Prices have
been pl iced at IS, 50 and csc, which IN
cludes reserved seats.
For skates, go to c, w. Henderson's
on Twelfth and Commercial. If
Col VIM. Butler Duncan and Secretary
j. p. Mcmahon, of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad company, were in tAe city yester-
day, making their headquarters at The
Halliday.
"Wednesday there appears to have been
a boom IN marriages. Magistrate Cominga
joined two couples. Frank Hays and Alice
Kendall, colorcd were married at his office
on Eighth street; ana Alfred St. Ledger and
Juliet Mo'zgar, of Elco, in this county,
were married on Twelfth street.
Barrow, Wilson g. Co.'S Mammoth COM
pany, now playing at the Olympic in st.
Louis to crowded houses, will be here on
Monday night, and as tickets are now on
sale at Buder's would advise all TO secure
seats as early as possible and avoid the
rush at the doors which must inevitably be
the case on this occasion.
-S,nson g. Co., art publishers, say OF
their artist proofs, steel engravings: These
pictures cannot be bought at retail any.
where in the world Tor less than SIS each
If you are not fully satisfied they are worth
it. keep them without giving us any return
in advertising or otherwise" They are &c
x40 in size, and are offered for sale by THE
BULLETIN for $500 per pair for the holi
days. ct
CIV Henderson, at Twelfth and Com
merclal, keeps the largest ard best assert
men, Of skates in the city. If.
The VIC. 7. U. will give an oyster
supper in the Temperance hall on Eighth
street, this friday evening at six o'clock
We are requested to call attention to th,
fact that this oyster supper will be served
for the small sum Of twenty five cents and
that the ladies guarantee twelve oysters il
each dish, OF soup. oysters will be &C.
companled by slaw, celery, crackers, pick
les, bread, butter and coffee. The bes
cooks OF Cairo will otficiate and will b,
most happy TO see their friends,