The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-04-09

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underwear.
Read the notice in special locals OF the
grand opening to be given by Mrs. S, will
hanson at her millinary establishment on
Seventh street, on the 18th 14th and 18th
instants.
We will put on sale Monday
morning full line Of ingrams
carpets, two and three ply, all
wool Brussels aud Body Brussels, hemp,
carpets oil cloths, mattings all at reduced
prices on account of the great decline that
has taken place in the last week in New
York City. Only one house in the city
offers the benefit of the decline to the pub
lie, and that one house is J. Burger. Call
and sec US before you purchase elsewhere.
j. BURGER, 124 Commercial ayeune.
ALI latest styles of wall paper at jeff
Clark's.
DO not fail to examine our line Of
ladies' and childrens custom shoes before
making purchases elsewhere. We offer a
line of gents fine hand sewed shoes worth
5000, at $400 per pair to close, STUART.
II.
The Ferryboat Three States will make
an Easter excursion to Fort Jefferson, lesv-
ing at . o'clock. Fare for round trip csc.
Children half price. Will remain long
enough for passengers to climb the hills
and gather bouquet of wild hours.
Blanks to be filled in for publication
of tax purchasers notice will be furnished
free OF charge on application at THE Bull
LETIN Office. tt.
See jeff Clark's wall paper before
purchasing elsewheres.
The sad news was brought TO THE
BULLETIN late last evening that Mrs. John
Hefnv, whose marriage to Mr.. Heffiy was
announced only day or two ago, died
suddenly yesterday afternoon at her home
in the Vincent building at the corner Of
Eighth street and Ohio levee.
For the Opera Monday night, j.
Burger has opened the very latest "opera
collars, and full line of "opera gloves
Foster brand, five and seven button-Prices
reduced. A great variety of "opera fans
which will be on exhibition Monday morn
ing, April 10th. Please call and see them.
It.
Rain fell as follows in the northwest
during the twenty.four hours ending at
two o'clock yesterday afternoon Chatta-
nooga, 22-100; Cincinnati; 1.100; Daven-
port, 33-100; Keokuk, 46.100; LaCross,
1900; Nashville, 6100; st, Louis, 10-100;
st. Paul, 8.100 The thermometer was
mostly on decline, the average state as
reported from nineteen points being sixty
seven degrees above zero.
The Ohio river stood at thirty.four
feet two and a half inches yesterday after
noon at one o'clock, having fallen one foot
two and half inches during the previous
twenty-four hours At points above here
the rivers moved as follows during the same
period of time; Chattanooga, rose three
inches; Cincinnati, fell one foot two inches;
Louisville, fell one inch Nashville, fell one
foot three inches, st. Louis, fell one inch.
We are now in daily receipt of spring
and summer novelties in dress goods,
hosiery, gloves, ribbons, laces, buttons,
dress trimming, etc. Having delayed pur-
purchases until within the past two weeks,
we have succeeded in making some very
favorable purchases and at prices much be-
low those prevailing 30 days since. Buyers
of dry goods who will favor US with their
patronage will save money. Please COM
pare our prices with prices elsewhere be.
fore you buy. % STUART.
AS Spring approaches, ants and roach
es from their holes come out; and
mice and rats, in spite of cats, gaily skip
about. The honey bee is getting down to
"bu2z;" the horse.hy lends his presence to
the scene; the cucking hen has been "set"
to work; the small boy digs a worm at the
back Of the garden, the seeds are being put
in their little "beds;' the martin builds
his 0castles in the air." and the housewife
beats the carpet in the back yard.
The outlet advocates now want a dozen
outlets opened to "relicve the Mississippi
river These wiscacres forget that fifty
outlets have been opened during the last
two months, and the destruction of proper
ty has been without parallel in conse-
quencc. What these people are really az
ter is the destruction of the city of New
Orleans as a commercial city. The Chca-
90 and Cincinnati papers are very promi.
nent in their efforts to secure the adoption