The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-02

--Wanted--A good cook. Apply to Mrs.
Burnett, No. SO 10th street. 3t.
MIR. Heron, of Golden, is in the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs. will D. Came
ron.
The Peoria National Democrat" of
Sunday comes 10 us in neat new dress and
enlarged. We congratulate it.
For Sale-A good family horse. Price,
$65. For particulars apply at this office.
Mrs. Ida James, who had been spend
Ing several weeks in a pleasant visit to Mr..
E. A. Burnett and family, went to st. Louis
Sunday morning to visit relatives there.
-"You | more than turkey love" will be
less difficult to sing in the households
where turkeys prevailed during these holt
days, now that turkey reigns no more.
School children will ind THE BULLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
AT the Sunday School IN the Presby-
terian church Sunday afternoon, Mr.. M.
yesterday was elected superintendent; MIR.
B. F. Blake, secretary, and Mr.. William
White, librarian.
Some one again entered one of the
dressing rooms of the Comique Saturday
night and took a satchel and some jewery
belonging to Miss frankie Gray and $s.OO
10 money belonging to another of the &C.
tresses.
The Ella Kmbrough leaves here daily,
except Saturdays at a o'clock p. m. for
Cape Girardeau. If
AS soon as the additional yard room of
the Mobile & Ohio shall permit, land efforts
to increase it are even now in progress) the
gravel for the improvement of Eighth street
will be brought over the river and the
work OF improvement will begln-if the
weather be favorable,
The Wabash company has for me time
back been making surveys on its right-of-
way around the Mississippi side Of the city,
with avicw to laying out work Tor spring,
aud then laying tracks around that way
to enable 1t to do it's extensive and constant
ly increasing freight traffic more conveu-
iently.
Springfield is crowded and crowding
with politicians and members Of the legis-
lature. There are said to be more public
men there than ever before on like occa-
sion. The struggle for tho sena-
torship promises to be one of
the iecest ever made. None can
predict the outcome with any degree of
certainty.
"A Christmas present that could not be
exceled for general usefulness is displayed
at Coleman's book store in shape of
Silent" New Home Sewing Machine, with
all attachments; price at factory, $500
and Coleman only asks $45 for it. Call
and see 1t. 3t.
With the blowing of many steam
whistles, the ringing Of many bells, the
firing of many guns, the drinking of few
bumpers" and magnificent illumination
of the sky by burning house, the New
Year was ushercd in Sunday night in this
city. Every person IN the city must have
been awakened by the din and enjoyed it
In spite OF his or her drousiness.
The matinee yesterday afternoon, at
which the Fay TempIeton Troupe produced
"Patieuce," was attended by only fair
audience, which did not fill the parquet
and circle. The performance was very
pleasant one, full of beautiful scenes, songs
and exercises, and was we'll rendered by
the large company. The charming little
Fay took the leading role as "Patience, a
Milk Maid" and executed it admirably.
The highest temperature reported in
yesterday afternoons weather bulletin was
40 at Vicksburg, and the lowest was at
Bisniark. The next lowest was Z, at Ysnk.