The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-24

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man sustained no serious injury.
In special locals Mr.. Daniel Hartman
has notice of importance. He offers
liberal reward for the return of a missing
COW; but express the opinion that the AMI
NAL was stolen and will give fifty dollar
for evidence that will convict the thief,
In order that there may be no misap-
prehension as to the reason why the officers
OF the Gus Fowler did not take charge Of
the human body found at Terrell's Landing
on Thursday, it is necessary to state that
before the boat left there, men came TO take
charge of It,
For these kind words we thank thee,
good Courier, Of Charleston, Mo. awhile
the Ohio and the Mississippi were raging
past Caro-, trying in vain to make break
in her impregnable levees, the citizens OF
that place, secure in their own hemes, made
up purse of 81 900 and sent it to the suf-
ferers Of Shawneetown. Long live Cairo.
Charleston Courier; MIR. Jack Win.
tera, of Cairo, is candidate for mayor in
that city. Mr.. Winters has been one ofthe
most enterprising spirits in Cairo, adding
much to building improvements He has
made previous record as a most successful
mayor and doubtless will he elected to Gil
the same Office again, Him, how do you
know9
The Womans Christian Temperance
Unions supper at Reform hall came off
last night and was enjoyed by very nice
party of ladies and gentlemen. It was
supper in every way characteristic of the
ladies who gave it, and was, to those who
partook of the many good things, pleas
ant indication that the Union was still in
active existsnce.
See our great bargains in oriental and
laces. Our oriental at Soc. and
soc. are great bargains. Our Pompadour
at $1.00 is well worth $50 per yard.
Great bargains in black spanish gulp-
ure and beaded laces at 75c. and sl00 per
yard. We also offer the largest line of
new trimmings ever offered All linen
aces at %, 85 and 4Oc per yard Stuart.
The floral ornaments presented 10 the
lew steamer City Of ST Louis at st. Louis,
IRE marvels of beauty. They consist princi-
,aly of large horseshoe and an anchor
ach placed in frames OF highly polished
nd ornsmentaIy carved wood, behind
glass. The flowers are of
very variety, arranged in perfect order, and
1Ough composed Of wax, are so true to
allure in every minute particular, that the
We and the Judgment are completely de-
eived
1t is surprising how many boys are
Missing from their homes in all parts Of the
country Inquiries about the two young
elbows supposed to have been drowned
lere two weeks ago continue to come in
Mayor Thistlewood is in receipt of a letter
rom Mr.. X. Boner, of Nashville, stating
hat lad Of about fifteen years left his
ome there in company with another boy,
n the fore part Of last month, is supposed
0 have come down the river, and has not
,een heard Of since.
Magnificent line of new dress goods
n all the new shades Of cadet, crushed
peach blow, terra Gotta
chrimp pink with ribbons and buttons to
match. Our ribbon stock is specially at
ractive and contains all the new shades in
atins, ottomans plain and procade. Our
United space forbids display, but will take
pleasure in exhibiting the new things to
III who favor US with call. We have es-
ablished a very low range Of prices in order
o place the best fabrics within reach Of all.
Stuart. II
The new steamer City Of ST. Louis ar
lived At our wharf yesterday afternoon,
With all her colors thrown to the breezes
She had been awaited here all forenoon
md when she finally arrived small crowds
If people all along the levee stopped to adj
nire her. She is certainly an elegant
craft; large, well appointed, beautifully
finished She will be favorite with the
travelling public for long time, She lay
At our wharf, until midnight, during which
time many citizens boarded her; and
among her passengers to New Orleans
we're number from this city, among
hem Mr.. and Mrs. SIS. Foster
In an interview with Judge Ringo, of
Wolfe Island the Charleston Courier
learned the following with reference to the
losses in the food at that point, by the
judge and by Mr.. Thomas Tarr of this city:
vt. s. Tarr's warehouse, dwelling house,
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