The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

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Mr. James S. Morris WAS in the city
Yesterday, looking after his property.
For SALE-At the BULLETIN Office, a
12,foot TABLETOP $3.50
Members of Cairo Chapter No. II r.
A. NJ. will find a netIce of Importance to
them in special locals.
The Ancient Order of Hibernisns at
tended services at St. Josephs church in a
body and in uniform last Sunday morning.
School children will find The BULLE-
TIN scratch books Nos and for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
Married, last evening at the Methodist
parsonage, by Rev.. W. Scarritt, Mr. Cullen
B, McNight and Mrs. Belle, r. Thompson,
both of this city.
Mr.. s. S. Foster arrived yesterday He
will take his wife to New Orleans on a
pleasure trip, on the new steamer City of
St. Louis, next Thursday.
Mrs. r. Fitzgerrld and children start
ed out in buggy for drive Sunday. AL
most Immediately after starting from the
stable on Commercial avenue one Of the
wheels left the axle and let one side of the
buggy down. The horses became little
frightened at the disorder behind them
aud runaway was threatened but cool
ness on the part of Mrs. Fitzgerald who
held the reins, and timely assistance, pre-
vented an apparently eminent catastrophe.
"A magnificent display of fancy goods
of all kinds will be made by Mrs. s. Will
hanson at her opening on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. ct
Yesterdays blizzard probably did
much damage to fruit In Southern Illinois !;
it also surprised some of our citizens in
summer clothing and made them "rush
frantically round" for their cast.off winter
garments. But that people are taken
unawares by the weather nowadays is en-
tirely their own grevious fault; nobody is
anybody much, and is truly an object OF
pity, unless he or she is weather prophet
or prophecies of some kind. A man or
woman can predict most any kind of wealth
er and stand pretty good chances Of hay
ing il come true sometime during the week.
Look out for more weather between now
and Sunday.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, a pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, is now
on sale at the leading saloons. If
The steamer Ella Kimbrough is Cairo
boat and should receive the bulk of Cairo
business she is the first to make regular
trips between Cairo and st. Louis and has
regular hour for leaving these points
which will be found by referring to her
advertisement in THE BULLETIN. There is
patronage enough among Cairo business
men to keep her in paying trade and they
should see that this patronage is given to
her. She is staunch craft, well differed
and safe. Her round trips will be made
every five days and by watching her adver.
tisement merchants can make their arrange.
ments to have shipments made promptly
either way,
Attend Mrs. S. Willamson's grand
opening on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Ct
Saturday night Missouran named
James Beckton was robbed of pocket.
book, containing $l75, on Ohio levee near
Fourteenth street. Officers Martin and
Mahanny undertook the case, and on Sun.
day arrested brace of ough-looking fell
lows whom they had trailed for some
time, and who, they are satisfied were the
guilty parties. Yesterday the prisoners
were brought before Magistrate Coming,
for the trial, and the evidence deducdi
In the examination Of one Of them, named
Thos. O'Bryan, proved both to be scoun.
drels of dangerous kind. The evidenc,
showed that Beck,on had his pocket book
IN his hands. open, when Patrick Smith, t.,
towboatman, snatched the money out of II
leaving only fragment of twenty.dolla
bill to which Beckton held fast. Smith
then divided up with o'Bryan, bu, KEEP,
much the larger portion for himself ant
deposited $40 in down. town saloon I'm
til Sunday, when he drew 1t out and dis
posed of most Of it in various ways Only
about us In all were recovered from tn,