The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-07

each insertion ana whether marked or not II cdlcu-
l!ted to toward any mans business Interest are
always paid for,
Full line of Christmas goods at Buder's
at low figures. If
Mr.. Herman Schulz, of Charleston, Mo,
was IN the city yesterday.
MIR. Conrad Alba's new house is ready
to receive the roof.
Hon. R. w. Cartney, of Metropolis,
was at The Halliday yeterday.
School children will find The BULLE-
TIN scratcb-books Nos, and 3 for sale at
Phil Saups candy store, If
"A. Hally has a few more of the best
soft coal Base Burners ever brought to
Cairo Call and see him. ct
-Four yoke of straight work oxen,
weighing from 1900 to 1900 pounds, for
sale by Fred Keohler. Apply at once. 81
Solid silver and plated ware at st.
Louis prices. Buier. IT,
"A fluent talker, selling small packages
ofsone kind of grease. spot eradcator, held
a crowd at the coroner OF Eight street and
Commercial avenue for little while yes
terday afternoon
The county board was again in session
yesterday. The enlire session was taken
up in the examination of Treasurer Miles
Parkers report, which was found all cor
rect. The board is not yet through.
--Paducah News: "Mr. F. A. 1rous.
dale, of Metropolis, Que of the proprietors
of the burned Democrat, is in the city on
business and looking out for new office.
The Democrat will be revived as soon as
new materials secured.
Elegant artist proof steel engrav'
ings, 32X3S retail price, $l5 each are
offered at bargain, apply at the BULLETIN
office st
Genuine French marble clocks, gold
watches and diamonds at Buder's If
"A Minnesota man, Goodwater by name,
bought pistol and told his wife that it
was to kill her But she had nerve and
pocketed the weapon. She shot him fatal
ly when he got up early to dispatch her be-
fore breakfast, beginning the assault with
knife and stick of wood Minnesota
can well spare Goodwater.
On occasions, for few minutes at a
time yesterday. the transit of Venus could
be seen even by the naked eye. Those
who watched patiently for the opportunity
were rewarded with sight Of the tiny
dark speck on the sun, aud quite a number
of citizens did watch patiently and were
rewarded,
DR.. Dunning was called out into the
country yesterday to visit patient. lit
hired two horse rig and went out, dis
lance Of about fifteen miles On the way
kand when about five miles from the city
report says the horses ran away and broke
the buggy up considerably, but injurlul
neither the DR.. nor the colored driver, The
latter came into the city riding upon the
front gearing behind the two horses, anC
took out another rig for the Dr.; but up tC
a late hour last night the DR.. had not re
turned
In the senate Tuesday, Mr., Barrow o
Georgia was admitted to the seat of thu
late Senator Hill. Committees were con
tinued at last session. Mr. Saunders CAV,
notice that he would next week call ~
the bill TO admit Dakota. Mr.. Beck offer.
ed a resolution to investigate the politica
assessment business. In the house Mr.
Kelley reported bill to abolish taxes OF
tobacco and segars. An amendatory army
retirement bill was discussed and laid over
A bill was passed repeating the provision
that seamen discharged in foreign ports
must be paid three months wages. They
are to be furnished transportation home in
stead.
Last Monday sale of articles accumu
lated in the dead letter Office at Washing
ton took place. As usual the postal de
par,ment issued circular of what was OF
hand, and glance over its pages showed {
curious collection. Under the head o.
jewelry there are necklaces, cuff. buttons
rings, brooches badges, teaspoons, fans
napkin rings, lockets, chains, thimbles, or.
naments, studs, and all manner of small
articles in cheap and costly materials. The