The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-17

Don't forget Barlow, Wilson & Co.'S
show at the Opera House tomorrow night.
See notice Of girl wanted in special
locals.
Storm doors are being put Up at the
principal entrances to The Halliday.
Services will be held at the several
churches to-day as usual.
Mr.. A. ]. Alden, of the Marion Mont
tor is 10 the city.
Skates of all kinds at C. W. Hender-
sons on Twelfth street. If
School children will Ind THE BULLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. and 3 for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Miss Annie Yocum, of Grand Chain,
sister of Judge R. s. Yocum, is visiting
the family of Marshal L. II. Myers.
Jack Adams was fined five dollars and
costs by Magistrate Comiugs yesterday for
disordery conduct,
Rev. A. j. Hess will preach at the Bah
fist church this morning and tonight at
the usual hour. Sunday school 915 a. m.
Wanted large, clean, cotton rags At
&c. per pound at THE BULLETIN Office to-
day
Joe Bernath had his store crowded
last evening with ladies some of them pur-
chasing and others selecting presents for
friends and relatives. It
Captain James O'Neal, of the Anchor
Line company is making The Halliday in
this city his headquarters during the close
of navigation above here.
ANY one desiring quilting or washing
done promptly and neatly, call on Mrs
Moore, on Eisth street, between Walnut
and Cedar.
Just received large stock of fine
opera glasses, pearl and other kinds, tor
sale and hire; also fine jewelry, watches,
clocks and plated ware, at Buder's iewelry
store. If
For skates, 60 to G. w. Henderson's
on Twelfth and Commercial. If
The Western Union Telegraph CON-
pany has declared quarterly dividend
equivalent to six percent per annum. The
net earnings amount to between s and 0
per cent on the watered stock.
Chief Myers received dispatch las
evening, stating that the safe of Mr.. j. W
Holloman, of Kenton, Tenn, had been
broken open Friday night and large
amount Of money and securities stolen. On,
thousand dollars is offered for the thief.
Street Commissioner Baird reports
that he will finish what filling is necessary
on Eighth street in another day, with tn,
force of men and teams he had at work YES
terday. The levee work is rapidly drawing
to completion.
Mr.. G. D. butcher member Of thu
board Of grain inspectors at st. Louis wa
at The Halliday yesterday, He came dow
to inspect barge load of grain sold t
St. Louis parties by Halliday Bros, for ship
| mani IN Nav Orloapa
: The double-Lulled government boa
Salvor coming down from St. Louis Friday
T struck rocks 10 the Mississippi river not ia
, from this city and sunk one of her hulls
+ The little tow boat Elliot assisted in raisiu,
the Salvor and brought her to this por
yesterday morning.
g --Slinson & Co., art publishers, say O
. their artist proofs, steel engravings; Tbcs
! pictures cannot be bought at retail any
: where in the world tor less than $l5 each
If you are not fully satisfied they are wort
:. 1t, keep them without giving us any return
k in advertising or otherwise" They are 81
x40 in size, and are offered for sale by TIL
BULLETIN for $500 per pair for the holi
days. st
CIV Henderson, at Twelfth and Con,
mercial, keeps the largest ard best assert
. menl Of skates in the city. If.
J. --Twocent letter postage will now soor
be here and II is probable that the subjec
Of reducing newspaper postage will b
n iavorably considered by congress. The ex
press companies now carry quantities 0