The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-11-29

zach Insertion and whether marked or not, If calcu'
lated 10 toward any mans business interest are
always paid for.
The county board meets next Mon
day.
School children will find The BULLE.
TIN scratcb-books Nos. and for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store, If
Mr. John c. Thompson, cashier of the
German American bank, of Paducah, was
at The Halliday yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Hofhiuz is soon to open sa-
loon on the north side of Eighth street in
a vacant building belonging to Mr.. Nef.
Mr.. and Mrs Bassett and Mrs. Geo.
| Augur; of Connecticut, are visiting their
son-in-law. and brother-n-aw, Mr.. VIM.
Augur, in this city.
Mr., +. Sessinghouse, of st. Louis, who
was very prominent in the late political
campaign in that city, was among the
guests at The Halliday, euroute for south.
The Rough and Ready fire company S
hall was finished yesterday. The cost Of
its improvement was nearly three hundred
dollars, but tit is now as fine little hall
as there is in the city
Mr.. Charles Hardy will soon open
dancing school. He is even now engaged
in making preparations in various ways.
AS a dancer Charlie is equal to any Of
them; as high-kicker he is "hustler'; he
could kick his own hat off every time.
The ordinance, granting Major E. W.,
Halliday and Others all necessary fran
chlses for establishing and operating cleo.
trio wires and lights, was read for the first
time at the special meeting of the city
council Monday night.
DIR. Clark is onto 1.-THE Frosty Twenty"
and he goes about armed with villainous
looking instrument, called stomach. pump,
loOhIuS lOI tuc OluCcis huu cuIss1llcS
Of the organization to pounce upon them
unawares and bring to light what they may
not yet have digested Of this Inflated China
aman We pat the DR.. on the
back, AID say, "Go in lemons"
On the 9Th of December the "Allons
Dancing Club" of Mound City, gives the
first great social dance ofthe season in
that city at the opera house, Heretofore
the dances given ny the young people there
have been very successful and pleasurable
affairs, attended not only by the elite Of
Mound City, but some OF Cairos gallant
sons and fair daughters; hereafter they
promise to be equally successful and
equally well attended
The new hose for the Cairo fire dc.
psrtment has arrived. There are FIVE hun
bred feet Of it, which will be distributed
among the several companies. 1t comes
IRON the Cleveland Rubber company in
lieu Of the inferior and now damaged hose
sent here before This hose should be
well tested by one who understands the
business and has the necessary machinery
for doing so before it is accepted by the
city fathers.
Alta special meeting held by the city
council Monday night, it was decided that
the improvement of Eighth street should
be Immediately commenced. Although
City Comptroller Foley had duly advertised
for bids none were received, and it was
resolved, upon motion of Alderman Blake,
that the work be done by the day. under
the direction Of the street committee. II a
large force Of men is put on aud the wealth
er remains dry for several weeks, the work
can be finished within that time; but it
does seem little like tempting fate, or
"Od Boreas" or cold Brobs," to com
mencc the work at this season Of the year
"iNi'uN lhNlbE htuuItN
with General Hazen and Sergeant W. H..
R'y and their bonds duly approved and
filed, that no rain and slush is to fall for
several months except by order Of the city
council
"A good audience was out to the Opera
House last night to witness the presenta-
ton of the popular play MY Partner" by
the BARLEY Campbell troupe. The pit
and gallery were moderately full, and
the dress circle was crowded there were
probably between nine hundred and a
thousand people present. The peace as
nearly every body knows is a roughly olo-
quent one, full Of exciting situations, start