The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-12-28

Notices in these Columns ten cents per itne,
ssct naertion and whether marked or not, if calcn-
lpted TO toward any nuns BUSINESS interest are
always paid for
Mr.. J. M. Raum and wife were at The
Halliday yesterday. He is the brother OF
General Green B. Raum.
The Ella Kimbrough leaves here daily,
except Saturdays, at A o'clock p, m. for
Cape Girardeau. tt
Hon. W. A. Spaun, Of Vienna, was at
The Halliday yesterday, on his way home
from Springfield, where he had been at
tend ng to his contest suit.
"A party of the young friends of Miss
Bette Korsmyer gathered at her home at
the corner of Eleventh and Walnut streets
last night and had social dance.
Joseph Wright, James Tooler and John
DOYLE were each fined one dollar and costs
by Magistrate Comiugs yesterday for be-
ing drunk. The latter was given stay of
execution on condition that he leave
town.
School children will lind THE BULLE-
TIN scratch books Nos, and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saups candy store. tt
The beautiful music rendered at the
Christmas service in the Episcopal church
on Monday, will be repeated at the service
in that urch next Sunday.
More than q million &C dollars has
been derived from the performance of East
Lynn, and all Its author, Mr.. Tayleure, ever
received was seventy.five dollars sent him
by the lamented Lucille Western.
Deputy Collector Murphy returned
yesterday from East ST. Louis, where he had
been settling up the affairs of Deputy To-
tcrnal Revenue Collector Messig, who was
elected to the Legislature IN his district at
the late election, and has therefore resigned
his Office Of deputy collector,
Just received a large stock of fine
opera glasses, pearl and other kinds, Tor
sale and hire; also fine jewcry, watches,
clocks aud plated ware, at Buder's jewelry
store. II
"A party Of eight or ten couples of
young people gathered at the new resi-
dence of Mr.. G. II. Wood.
ward Monday night and had a
social dance and feast, and very jolly
time generally. 1t was n housewarming
party, though perhaps little premature,
as the house is still unfinished
Tuesday night, at meeting held for
the purpose by the Knights of Honor, Mr..
Charles Cunningham was elected dictator
of that society, Mr.. &. B. Ramsey assist
ant dictator; Judge h. S. Yocum, reporter;
Mr.. A. G. Royse, financial reporter; Mr. j.
+. Miller, auide Mr.. G. B $. Peunebaker,
chaplain; Mr.. George II. Lent2, treasurer;
Mr.. G. ID. Young, guardian; Mr.. r. Heb
sacker, sentinel, and Dr. J. II. Bryant, med
zeal examioer. One year is the term OF
theseoifcers.
Stick candy was the treat that Farmer
McHenry, Of near Pulaski, Ill.,, took home
to his three children the other evening.
They ate IL and Commissions eusued. One
has since died, another is very low and the
third IL recovering. Parents have no guar
anty that INSCRIPTIONS dealers will not
use terra alba and aniliue dyes. Before al
lowing white or lemon candies to be eaten
| tho parents should dissolve piece in n
glass of water. II there is white powder
precpitated this evidences the presence OF
terra alba.
| "A Christmas present that could not be
excelled for general usefulness is displayed
at Coleman's book store in shape OF Il
Silent" New Home Sewing Machine, with
all attachments price at factory, $4,000
and Coleman only asks $45 for It. Call
and see 1t. 81.
The Chupfrau's arrived this morning,
aud open tonight at tho Opera House.
"Klt,"The Arkansas Traveller being the
opening card. Tomorrow evening Mrs
Henrietta Chanfrau appears 10 the leading
role In the new drama Of "Parted," and on
Saturday, matinee as Lady Isabel or Clif
ton w. Tayeuor's Sixth Revision OF the
beautiful play Of East Lynne. saturda,