The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-26

For SALE-My cottage and two lots
on 7th street. Mrs. c. Mclean. ct
"A big boy intruded himself upon the
home circle of Mr.. Richard Welsh last Sun.
day.
Mary Ann, Ct
Rev F. L. Thompson, for some years
chaplain of the Southern Illinois peniten.
tlsry, has been succeeded by Rev. Hcuts
--Chattel mortgage and warrantee deed
blanks, at THE BULLETIN office. If
"A party of would-be fishers went up
into the county in wagon yesterday morn
ing to buy fish, etc. They might have done
Just as well at home.
Wanted tya young man situation in
warehouse, grocery, railroad office, or
wholesale house. Address BULLETIN office
st.
Capt. Jno. H. Thomas was in the city
Monday. He is assistant grand master of
the masonic fraternity Of the state and was
present at the meeting of the Knights here.
The Dolan brothers at the Comique this
week are an excellent team and should be
seen by all who admire artistic or burlesque
song and dance performance Ct
This evening at o'clock public re-
ception will be rendered to State Secretary
I. E. Brown at the Y. NJ. C. A. room. 1t
is hoped that the ladies and gentlemen of
Cairo will give him warm welcome.
Mr.. L, A. Phelps intentions are to start
a gallery in Paducah and move his family
to that city-some time in the near future,
but will still continue his business in Cairo,
and divide his time between the two places
Mary Ann. ct
MIR. R. B. Griffin has moved to this
city from sedalia, Mo-, this week, and open
ed an option Office in the front room over
Mr.. F. Korsmeyers store, on Ohio levee,
where any one who wishes may deal in
grain options at Chicago in sums ranging
from $40 upwards. kilograms are received
every ten minutes
Mr.. B, F. Wilbourn, Of Hodges Park,
is making his headquarters temporarily IN
this city. lie is awaiting the adjustment
If the insurance on his house and stock |
which, it will be remembered, were destroy
ed by fire short time ago. He had the |
house insured for 5000 and the stock for
1900.
We hope our citizens will not forget |
the "Mystics' at the Opera House Thursday,
Friday and Saturday uights including Sat
lrday matinee Slight of hand, mesmersm
spiratusllsm, and splendid exhibitions of
wonders by an able professor,
who must thoroughly explains the mysteries
of water life in lecture illustrated by start.
mug ulhSlC views VI CduNhS.
Hattie Alexander is mother to Clara
Collins and she mixed herself up IN the wal
that has been raging tor several days be-
tween her daughter and Cora Hampton,
over the possession Of the child. She went |
over to Cora's holse and abused her most
shsmefully Monday night, for which Mag
istrate Comings yesterday fined her s. and
costs.
Mary Ann. ct
Our old friend Lon Daniels, whom
every one in Cairo knows well, has charge
of the "Mystic" entertainment at the Opera
House, opening Thurday night, and should,
from his old friends receive a rousing wei
come. He has frst-class show, of char
acter entirely different from anything pre-
scented here for several years, which for
novelty and variety is not equalled by any
thing on the road.
The two negro women Clara Collins
and Cora Hampton came together again yes.
terdsy evening on Eighth street, on account
of the child, which the latter has and the
former wants Clara bounced upon Cora
with the fury Of q maddened tigress, right
n front of Mr.. Bristol's store. Cora de-
Tended herself as best she could until they
were parted Clara was taken under arrest
and this time fined $25 and costs by Justice
Robinson aud sent to the city cooler.
BY way Of inducing the female salons
of Pinch" to behave themselves-quit
frequenhng saloons at night and fighting
aud quaueling by day-Chief Myers yes
terday had them nearly all arrested, and
Justice Robinson fined each IS and costs
Eight Of them were ordered to appear in
court by Officer Mcrigue, and five paid up
"like little man. They bad been max
ing things very interesting for while in
their neghborhood.
Mary Ann. Ct