The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-20

LOST; a gold necklace with cross
Finder will be literally rewarded by leav.
ing same at BULLETIN office, 1t
School children will md The BuLLE.
TIN scratcb-books Nos. aud tor sale at
Phil Saups candy store. If
For Sale--Old shingles and refuse
lumber for kindling wood. so cords 4 #.
wool 1t Harmon & Co.
Mr.. W. F. Russell has commenced
preparing material for the two neat Gotta
ges he intends to erect uptown.
John Antrim Jr., of st. Louis, is in the
city visiting his fathers family and circua-
ting among his numerous Cairo friends.
Mrs, Jesse Hinklc returned several
days ago from her long visit south, much
improved in health which her many friends
will be glad to learn.
Judge Robinson yesterday for the first
time occupied the county court bench.
He disposed of some probate
business ofminor importance.
Just received large stock of fine
opera glasses, pearl and other kinds, for
sale and hire; also fine jewelry, watches,
clocks dnd plated ware, at Buder's jewelry
store. If
Captain John Kaiser, superintendent
of the Vicksburg Anchor line company, is
at The Halliday for the purpose of looking
after the steamboat business of the compa-
ny here.
"A fight occurred on one of the wharf
boats last evening between the watchman
and an obstreperous drayman. The latter
came out Of the fracas wiser if not a
meeker man.
Captain James O'Neil, superintendent
OF the St. Louis and Memphis Auchor line
company, went to Louisville yesterday
evening to be gone several days, at the end
OF which time he will return here.
"A white man, a resident OF Pulaski
county, named Nathan APPLETON, was found
dead near Mounds JUNCTION yesterday,
lying nnder u horse which he had evidently
been riding and which had stumbled and
fallen upon him.
Mr.. S. Rosenwater, of the firm of
Golds'ine & Rosenwater, has been con
fined to his room for week or longer with
serious sickness. 1t has been determined
to take him to Hot Springs as soon as he
shall ba able to bear tho fatigues of
the trip.
In another column will be found notice
OF the celebration of the 25th anniversary
OF the organization of the Presbyterian
church, that will be held this evening at
the church. Mr., Georges address will DO
followed by a sociable and refreshments
served by the ladies Of the church.
"A great many of our citizens remember
Mr.. ii. II. Knowles, as one of the livest
insurance agents that ever visited Cairo.
He wrote a good line reinsurance here, and
his friends will be pleased to learn that he,
last week in Bloomington, wrote the Mr..
Scott VINO came to Cairo with Oberly
Tor ilty thousand dollars, in the Equitable.
--snson & 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 $15 each.
II you are not fully satisfied they are worth
IT. keep them without giving US any return
IN advertising or otherwise" They are 30
xi0 in size, and are offered for sale by The
BULLETIN for $500 per pair for the holi.
days. 81
The city council was to have met last
night Tor the especial purpose of reconsid-
ering the vote by which that anti.railroad
ordinance was passed, and either to pass il
over the mayors veto, or to defeat Il and
take up the substitute offered by the ordi.
nance committee at the last meeting Of the
council But there was just quorum