The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-02-18

off al Reform hall last night. 1T was an
imposing affair, and will receive further
notice tomorrow.
Wicklife is to have public school. A
mass meeting of citizens was held rev
days ago, at which it was resolved to estab-
fish one. God speed the undertaking.
"A report was circulated, boil yesterday
and the day before, that the 18th street
sewer had bursted, and was emitting large
volumes of water and mud. There was
ground whatever for the report
Mr.. II. Brinkman, formerly oyster
opener at the European restaurant oil Mr.
Louis Herbert, is now with Mr.. Harry
Walker in the same capacity. Heis an en-
pert in the business.
Lost: A twenty dollar bill near stone
depot or on Commercial avenue. Finder
may retain half if he will return remainder
to Charles d. Young, Washington avenue,
between Seventh and Eight streets.
Mr.. A. j. Reese, of Golden, has
bought out the saloon of Mr.. Frohma'
at the corner of Fourteenth street and
Washington avenue, and has taken charge
of it. The exp erienced bar'keeper, John
Beecher. is behind the counter.
Hon. John G. New, the newly appointed
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Is an
experienced anG successful banker, and du-
ring Gen. Grants last term filed the posi-
ton of Treasurer Of the United States. His
fitness for the position is unquestonable.
Geo. 5. McGrew, with Geo. d..
Barnard & Co., St. Louis will be ut THE
Halliday" on Saturday and Monday, Feb
9Th and Goth. If you need any blank books
or Lithographing notify him by telephone
or otherwise and he will take pleasure in
calling on YOU. st.
Our patrons will please remember that
our FORMS during the present disarrange-
ment of our machinery, will have TO close
before midnight, some two hours or more
earlier than usual, and their advertising
favors should be handed in at the earliest
possible hour.
A switchman on the Iron Mountain
road at Birds Point, Mo, named Frank
Williams, had an arm caught between two
car bumpers on Thursday night, and mash
ed to a jelly near the elbow. He was taken
to Charleston for surgical treatment. He
will probably loose his arm above the
elbow.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
were the recipients "a few days ago, of a
valuable and timely gift from Mr.. Tom
Horne. tits a brass standard for holding
the articles of fancy work displayed in the
church show case in the parlor hall of the
Halliday. Mr.. Horne's gift is greatly ap.
preciated not only for its use and value,
but for the thoughtfulness, which prompted
it.
--Attoney.General Mccartney has deci-
ded that the recent law requiring annual
published statement of receiptSand disburse-
ments applies, in counties not under town
ship organization, to school treasurers only.
School treasurers should state in detail items
paid to each person and for what. The
state school superintendent has decided that
this publication must be made after the
April meeting Of the trustees of schools,
that being the close Of the fiscal year
Officers Of this class in Gallatin county will
please bear these facts in mind
The rain of day before yesterday had a
somewhat demoralizing effect upon the
schoos-lnany of the children not appear.
ing in their seats. But the poor little boys
and girls were not to be blamed; they had
waited long and anxiousIy for a termina-
ton Of the parching irouth and they could
not hetemptation Of enjoying the COO
| shower to its fullest extent. They nigh
have been seen upon the streets in crowds
with umbrellas down, hats off and fighting
for places under the edge Of awnings, where
the drippings were heaviest
Look out for the largest display of fint
fresh meats in the city, al Fred Koehler'
butcher shop, on the south side Of Eight
street, to-day and tonight. lie has gon,
to great pains to hunt up, and to mucl
expense to procure, the best stock in tn
st. Louis markets, aud which
the country Afforded and h
has secured it, Fred Koehle
never makes mistake in the selection O
his stock, aud he never brags on anythin,
unless it is good. Go to his shop to-day
and you will see display of beef, pork
veal and mutton, such as you seldom be
hold, and which il will make your mout
water and your money burn like fire il
| loo. L.. 60 l.,