The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-22
Cooking Oil at G. d. Willliamson's
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The work on Eighth street was re
sumed yesterday. The surface is beint
prepared to receive the gravel.
For SALE-At the BULLETIN office,
l2-foot TABLETOP $3.50.
Mr.. A. Werner has returned from hi;
eastern trip, having bought big stock oil
goods for his "Chcago Clothing House,
on Eighth street.
Railroad men apprehend no freight
blockade in East ST. Louis this spring, as
the yard facilities have been improved and
enlarged at that point.
Attend Mrs. S. Williamsons grand
opening to-day. 1t
Mr.. George W. Parker, general mana
ger of the Cairo Short Line, after an absence
of several weeks in Mobile and New Or
leans will return to his post of duty to-day
or tomorrow,
Reports from different parts in south
ern Illinois are to the effect that wheat gen
orally needs rain and it Is probable that the
snow of yesterday will, in a measure, meet
the demand.
The entrance to The BULLETIN news
and job rooms is from Ohio levee No. rs,
md 10 onan lay ond p;oh, tf
H. c. Bouton writes from Anna under
date of the 10TH that "the change of 35
degrees in the temperature since last night
does not injure fruit prospects The largest
crop for years is expected"
Mr. c. W. Henderson has purchased
the residence of Mr.. Barnet s. Crane, on
Washington avenue, just above Twelfth
street, and will occupy it soon as his per-
manent home,
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Mr. Henry Cuhl, of Hot Springs, has
been in the city for several days. He carries
a fancy cane made by himself, which took
the blue ribbon at state fair lately held
in Arkansas.
Tomorrow night the ladies of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
give supper at Reform hall on Eighth
street, which all are invited to partake.
See notice in special locals.
Mrs. s. Williamsons grand opening
begins to-day. Don't fail to attend. It
Captain Bradley has recovered bis
shoes and the relief committee has decided
now to turn the fund collected to purchase
him new pair, over to some charitable
institution.
In 1912 we had just such March as
this one has been, only the snow was just
leettle bit whittier than that of yesterday, il
we may judge from poetical efusion Of
that time.
School children will find THE BuLLE.
TIN scratch-books Nos. 2 and 8 for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
-Messrs. Smith & Brinkmeyer, merchant
tailors, havereceived theirspriDg stock, COM
prising all the latest novelties in their line
and will sell at the lowest figures and gusr.
antee satisfaction.
Attendance at the colored school this
week was little better than the week be-
fore. About one hundred children IN all
were in attendance, on an average, every
day this week so far.
Call at Mrs. S. Williamson's, on Sew
enth street, to-day, and attend her grand
opening
A large number of new box-cars are
being built for the Cairo Short Line. Dur.
ing the past few weeks several extra trains
have been running on the road daily, both
north and south, owing to an increase in
the passenger traffic.
Superintendent Hill, of the Vandaia
road has issued second circular prohibit
ing all employees from coupling cars by
hand, the rules requiring the use Of stick
for that purpose. The order might, with
benefit, be promulgated on other roads.
Gentlemen If you would purchase a
beautiful tie for the myths" ball, call
and see the almost endless variety just re-
ceived at Sam Burgers clothing palace.
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1t 10 confidently stated in railroad cir.
cles here that Mr.. Moore, superintendent Of
the Cairo division of the Wabash road, To-
Gated at this point, has resigned and that
Mr.. Broughton, heretofore the train master
for the main line, has been appointed il
Misplace.
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