The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-12-12

is called for, which will bring the yard u
to the level OF the legal grade Of the street
surrounding it.
To-day is the l2th; tomorrow, tn
18th, and tomorrow night the moon vii
certainly be full, if our almanac tells tn
truth, ,-and the prohibtionists don't swea
out an injunction.
Mr.. I. N. Smith was out again yester
day for the first time within over a month
having been compelled to remain indoor
on account of his sore eyes contracted
while engaged in business down South.
This evening Father Damen will delive
controversial lecture on the subject O
"The Catholic church, the only true church
of God" The lecture last night was listen
ed to attentlvely by large congregation.
Two small cottages in the neighbor
hood of Forty-second street and CONNER.
cia avenue burned down yesterday after.
noon about o'clock. They were occupied
by colored people who save their personal
effects.
M, j. Howley has added insurance to
his real estate business. He represents the
Lion Fire Insurance Company" of London
and the Scottish Union and National In
surance Company" of Hartford, Connect,
cut.
For from two to three dollars you can
buy at Miller's Jewelry Store silver plat
ed Tea Spoons, silver plated Cup, pair
silver plated Napkin Rings, pair Sleeve
Buttons, Ladies' Pin, pair Cuff Pins.
ct
Only fair sized audience greeted
Grau's Opera company last night in "Prates
of Penzance." The performance was up to
the expectations of the most sanguine and
was well received. Several of the choruses
had to be repeated in order to satisfy the
audience.
The Temperance work continues to
flourish at the hall on Eighth street. Mrs.
Shelton delivered another lecture yesterday
afternoon to an appreciative audience of
ladies'. Tonight she lectures at the Metho-
dist church on Temperance and PrOhibi-
ton"
Mr.. jacob Lehning mysteriously lost
$1,000 in cash yesterday. He had the
money In small tin box in trunk up
stairs over his store he went to the court
house to attend suit pending there, to
which he is party, and when he returned
he money was gone. None of the family
knsw anything about it.
Ladies should visit the establishment
,f Messrs. Goldstins & Rosenwater and ex-
Imine the one thousand pieces of elegant
eady made ware just received by that en-.
erprising firm, comprising Russian Cir
.ulars, Dolmsns, Paltots, etc, of every new
tyle, and material of the best qualities.
The stock is fresh from the fashion centres
If the East and ready for inspection. 1t
Already Centralia and other villages
ire making bids for the Southern Illinois
Normal University. Some of the promi-
tent citizens of the place named have
AIKEN the matter in hand and the Demo
rat" is urging them on with every argu-
nent it can find or invent. Prominent
mong the other villages are DuQuoin and
Ifingham.
The carpet department of the house of
& Rosen water is the largest and
;ompletest in the city. 1t has but recently
eceived large additions of the latest pat
erns and of standard qualities, which are
,fered at prices not to be discounted in the
arger markets. Oil clothes, mattings and
. number of other articles in this line are
ikewise displayed there in great variety.
It
"A young fellow named Patton, a would
be deciple of Slugger Sullivan, made him
'elf generally obnoxious Monday night and
was taken in charge by Chief Myers and
Constable Martin who, after some strug.
ing and the administration of some of the
prisoners own medicine in order to shut
off his mud valve, which caused the stream
Of verbal filth that flowed therefrom to be
changed to sanguinary one, sue
ceeded In landing him in Jail. Yesterday
he was fined $40 and costs by Magistrate
Comings.
The programme for an entertainment
10 be given by the boys of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at the rooms next
Saturday, appears elsewhere. The boys are
4 sort Of adjunct to the association. They
hold meetings regularly every Saturday
aud entertain themselves in various wsys
n 1ar tho I;raok;nn nE N.n r.u..