The daily Cairo bulletin., 1882-08-24

Everybody should attend Mary Mil
tons benefit at the Theatre Comique Thurs
day night. q,
G. d. Williamson, 70 Ohio levee, has
Just received lot of choice Wisconsin,
creamery and dairy butter. If.
Mr.. WI. Cundff, is having new roof
put upon his business house on Eighth
street.
- Miss Lille Phillips and Mrs. DR.. Cor
don and daughter were booked for Dixon
Springs by the Wabash train this morn
ing.
MIR. L. p. Parker of The Halliday, re-
turned yesterday from DuQuoin, leaving
his family there to spend few weeks with
friends and relatives.
"A benefit will be given at the Theatre
Comique on Thursday night to the ccle.
brated ballet dancer, Mary Milton ct.
Mr.. A. Marx residence on Ninth street
| has undergone complete renovation inter
nally and is one of the most luxurious in
the city.
Choice Wisconsin,, creamy and dairy
butter just received at g. D. Willamsons,
&c Ohio levee. IT,
Go to Wm. Albas on Commercial ave
nue. for hair cut, shampoo, shaves etc. The
best shop IN southern Ills. II
Mr.. w. II. Campbell, of the Charles
ton Courier, issued a neat little daily pa
per at Charleston, Mo, during the circuit
court in that city. The people of Charles
ton should encourage Mr., Campbell to make
the daily permanent. The pluck is there,
all it needs is the encouragement,
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and editorial rooms is on Railroad street.
The front entrance to job Office is closed
after seven p. m. Visitors will always find
the Railroad street entrance open. Il
A grand dancing match will take
place at the Theatre Comique Thursday
night between Mary Milton and the plan
tation sketch artist, Drayton, for the pro-
ceeds of the house. 2t.
Go to G. d. Willamson's, 76 Ohio
Ievee for choice fresh Wisconsin, creamy,
or dairy butter. IT.
The woods Just above Cairo are said
to he full of wild beasts escaped from
| Coups show at the late railroad disaster
Wild lions, laughing hyenas, leopards,
tigers, etc, were seen in this and adjoining
counties says rlmor. The truth is not
single one of the animals in the menagerl
escaped. 1t is simply a "Stugeu Doctor
scare, gotten up among the darkies by
few mischevous scapegraces.
Attorney Crandall, of Mound City,
passed through Cairo yesterday on his way
to Grays Ridge, Mo, about thirty miles
beyond Charleston, in response to tele-
gram requesting his presence there with a
coffin, to take charge of his son who died
there yesterday morning. Young Crandall
was between twenty and twenty-five years
of age, was very promising young man
and was engaged as telegraph operator at
Grays Ridge by the Iron Mountain rail
road. His death was very sudden and was
the result Of congestion aud chils and fe-
| yer.
The Legion Of Honor" is the name of
a new mutual insurance order being
introduced into this city by Mr. G. Close.
The most important, if not the only i'm
portant difference between this organization
aud the Knights of Honor is, that mem
bers Of the former may take any amount of
insurance, from FIVE hundred to five thous
and dollars, whereas in the latter the
amount is limited to not over two thousand
dollars, Mr., Close has already obtained
between fifty five and sixty names of per
sons who have expressed desire to become
charter members and the charter will prob
badly soon be application.
Perhaps the neatest little brick business
house in the city is that of Mr.. f. Korse
meyer, at the northeast corner of Sixth and
Railroad streets, which is now finished. 1t
has been leased by Mr.. Conrad Alba who
will live in the rooms upstairs
and transform the room on the first
floor into barber shop, furnished without
regard to expense in magifcant manner,
Mr. b. +. Blake has charge of the work of
identifying the walls in rich and an ap-
propriate style. twill probably be several
weeks before Mr.. Alba can occupy his new
quarters,
A letter received yesterday by Mr..
Harry Walker from those having charge of
the fair at Anna on the Goth instant, stated