The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-04

noted elsewhere.
2 The usual services will be held to-da
IN the Church of the Redeemer, Rect
: Davenport officiating.
/ The tax books are turned over TO Co
ector Hedges aud be has already bee
out in the county on collection tour,
The family of Sheriff Hodges is "
improving. Though the Oldest daughter wa
still very low yesterday.
The Presbyterion Sunday school will
be held to-day in the Reform club hall o.
SIh street at the usual hour.
Mrs. ). Williamson has received hei
new masquerade suits and invites tn,
public TO call and make selections,
Don't forget the Social Hop at Hiber
Man fire company hail, Monday night,
February 9th. At
-R.v. Judson s. Taylor of Kentucky
will preach at the Baptist church this morn.
ing and tonight Sunday school at $3.50
am.
The city council meets in first regular
session this month Tuesday night. No
business Of special Importance will come
up So far as now known
Young John Mahanny who was report
ed TO have died at St. Marys Infrmsry
several days ago, WAS out on the street
looking we'll yesterday.
Chief Meyers has received notice
from Frankfort, KY, that the negro burglar
George Harris is wanted there to serve out
the remainder OF his sentence.
School children will ind The BULLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. 2 and for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Mrs. John s. Jenkins with her daugh-
ter Miss Mamie and son, Master Will, from
Fort Dodge, Iowa, are visiting the family
Mrs. NJ. yesterday.
"A maddened COW belonging to Mr..
George Ramsey on Twelfth street, created
some excitement yesterday afternoon by
wild maneuvers and frantic efforts to get at
somebody or something.
Cairo had nice little delegation at
the ball given by the Young Mems Club
Of Mound Guy Friday night. The ball
attended and was pleasant
affair for all
The hit of the season! The "Our
Bachelor Cgarw at Barclay Brothers
If
Beginning with to-day the morning
passeng train on the St. Louis s. Cairo
road leaves at 1910 am, instead of s:l5
AS heretofore.
MIR. NJ. R. Kuhne is becoming quite an
expert in the arrangement of the stage
scenery at The Opera House. Some OF the
scenes during the last two nights were ex.
beautiful.
Both the Illinois Central aud Chicago
st. Louis and New Orleans passenger trains,
Tue here about A o'clock yesterday after.
noon were about an hour aud 8 half late
Cause unknown.
New lot of Hamburg aud Irish Point
Embroderies just opened at
]. & L. BURGERS
l24 Commercial avenue,
The holy sacrement OF baptism and
the Lords supper will be administered at
the Methodist church corner Eighth and
Walnut this morning aud preaching at the
usual hour in the evening
The "Three States" is now under the
Of Messrs Parker & Co. Mr..
GLADDEN. found it impossible to continue
its publication because Of insufficient
wealth, Mr.. Parker Is principal of the
coIored achools.
The Illinois Central railroad is doing
an immense freight business at this poin,
now, Three or four heavy trains come in
and 60 out every day and night, and the
tracks aud yards ard constantly crowded
with cars loaded and empty,
If you want to enjoy yourself, and live
long and prosper, 20 n john Scheels Mas.
querade Balon the 9Th and shake your
heel. Tickets fifty cents, good supper
for rs cents. Come every body. 1t
Rev Massey, the newly ordained color.
ed Episcopal minister, will preach an inter.
esting sermon to his congregation at the
Guild, the Tenth street hail. tonight at 8
o'clock. His subject will be "The Moral, In.
telectual and Social Advancement of bis
Race.
Navigation between this point and
st, LOUIS is still suspended and likely TO
be for some time. There Is but little ice
in the river between here and St, Louis,
but there Is big gorge just above 5t.
Louis. Tho water 10 still low but rising
slowly,