The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-04

Lost; a black beaded cape. Finder
will please leave at BULLETIN office. 1t
"A negress named Belle Hampton died
Tuesday night in the lower portion of the
city.
Since Wednes lay last week Mr.. VIM.
Wolfe has been confined to his bed with
typhoid fever.
Wanted--A good cook, Apply to Mrs.
Burnett, No. 80 10th street St.
The finder of bunch of keys will be
rewarded by leaving them at Barclays 9Th
street drug store.
Judge J. II. Robinson will convene
county court to day forthepurpose oftrying
an old lady for insanity. 1t will be the
judges first case of the kind.
School children will find THE BULLE-
TIN scratch b1ok' Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saups candy store. If
Mr.. Kratky, of the Union bakery, won
a very fine tea set at the prize drawing of
Prof Address at Hartman's hall Tuesday
night.
-Gilhofer did not sell his meat shop up
town; only rented it to Smith & Hagey, as
will be seen by his notice in another col
umn.
The Ella KimDrough leaves here daily,
except Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock p. M. for
Cape Girardesu. If
There is grand clearing sale of fur
niture at corner of 10Th street and Wash
ington avenue.-See sdt. 10 another coll
umn.
Mr., G. NJ. Alden has opened com
mission store in the new building of Mr.
Reiser, on the sOuth-ea corner Of Eighth
street and Railroad avenue.
The rattle for one W. G. Scott & Sons
breech.oading rifles will come off at Harry
Walkers saloon Friday evening between
G and O'Clock Parties holding tickets
should be present. 2t
The man who was shot IN the head
during quarrel on the steamer Baton
Rouge at this point some time ago, and
taken to the Marine hospital station for
carc, is still lingering between life and
death. DR.. Benson believes that he will
die.
Magistrate Comings united Mr. Joeph
McCalhoun and Miss Katie Clancy, daugh
ter Of Mr. John Clancy in marriage Tues
day night. The ceremony was performed
a. the residence of the brides parents. Mr..
McCalhoun is Waterman at the Egyptian
mills.
A present that could not be
excellcd for general usefulness is displayed
at Colemans book store in shape of n
SILENT New Home Sewing Machine, with
all attachments; price ut factory, $500
and Coleman only asks s45 for it, Call
and see It. st.
Yesterday morning railroad laborer
stopping at the Sherman house on Com
mercisl avenue died after an illness of a
week or longer with pneumonia. He was a
stranger in these parts aud it is not known
If he has relatives His name was Richard
James. He had been employed as section
boss on the Texas & st. Louis railroad,
"A fire occurred at paducah Tuesday
night which destroyed the candy store Of
Mr. p. G. Callissia The building aud
contents were totally destroyed; the loss
was estimated at 81 800, and the insurance
on all was 5000. The cause of the fire
was an overturned stove, and this was
caused by crowd of romping boys.
Mr.. Thomas Orall, of Boston, and a
heavy dealer In lumber in that city, was at
The Halliday yesterday. Mr.. Orrall comes
here frequently and is very well known by
Our leading citizens generally. He comes
here principally for the purpose of pur.
chasing gum lumber for his trade in Bos.
ton, and he makes large purchases every
time he comes. Last year he bought over a
hundred thousand feet Of lumber in this city