The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-30

DO not forget Lights O London at thu
Opera House tonight.
Toward afternoon Thanksgiving day
was very generally observed by citizens here
yesterday.
Thanksgiving services were we'll attend
ed in the churches yesterday morning and
evening.
The grandest scenery and stage
mechanism ever seen in Cairo at the Opers
House tonight.
"A special meeting of the city council
will be held to-nigh for general business
some of which is OF importance.
Quite number of strangers were In
the city yesterday, celebrating Thanksgiv'
ing day each after his own manner.
"A we'll selected stock OF Falrchild
gold pens, tooth-picks, pencils, charms,
ETC., at Miller's jewelry store. 2t
Miss Amelia Dugan, niece Of Captain
Reese Dugan, arrived Wednesday from
Jackson, Tenn, to visit Misses Katie and
Phyllis Howard.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., Just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. 10 Ohio
Levee. II
Officer McTigue has deputzed Consta
BILE Sheehan to act for him during his
absence on the pay car Of the Texas & st
Louis road.
During Tuesday night four burglaries
were committed in Paducah and the work
was all 80 cleverly done that the Officers
were baffled in every instance.
Mr.. George Wise has sold out bis bar
Der shop on Ohio levee and now presides
over chair in the tonsorial parlor of Mr.
Conrad Alba.
The rivers are falling at Chattanooga
and Cincinnati, on stand at Louisville
slowly rising at Cairo and St. Louis. Fol
figures see river column.
The Lights O. London as presented by
the Shook s. Collier combination is calcu
lated to please all tastes. Don't fail to OBJ
tain tickets and 60 tonight.
-Paymaster Gagi, Of the Texas and st
Louis road, has been promoted to the claim
agency of the road, with headquarters at ST
Louis; aud Mr.. Drake succeeds him as pay
master.
The ladies of the Baptist church viii
give sociable and oyster supper at tn
church, corner 10Th and Poplar streets
Tuesday night, December 4th. The public
is cordially invited. Admlttsnce and sup
per rs cents. 1t
Two negroes named Derby and Glea
son fought like good fellows in Scott
Congress yesterday, supposedly over a mis-
understanding arising from "a game" anC
were each fined IS and costs by Magistrate
Comings.
Mr.. r. o. Gilroy, representing thu
Lizzie May Ulman company, arrived in thu
city yesterday to arrange for the reappear
ance Of that company here on Dec. 9th
Those of our people who attended the per
formance of this company before will b,
pleased to have it come again.
The report that Paddy Hughes, thu
steamboatman, we'll known here, wa
drowned in Lake Michigan off craft tina
was caught in storm, is untrue. Cit,
Clerk Foley received letter from Paddy
day or two ago, In which the latter says b.
is in Michigan City, Ind, and all right.
Street Commissioner Baird had q fore
of men at work On Ohio levee yesterda
and the day before, removing the accumu
lstions of soft earth and mud from tn
gravel road-bed, and dumping it into th
Tenth street cavity. The improvement
great as the work proceeds and will b.
greater when an additional layer Of grave
shall be spread upon the street, which wi
be done soon.
The fancy car Of Golfers Lights {
London troupe arrived on the Illinois Ger
trail road yesterday afternoon and stood 4