The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-25
Additional locals on third page.

For Christmas gift buy one OF those
fine chairs of VIM. Echhoff.
-25 dozen ladies' Merino vests st &c.,
worth SOC. A genuine bargain and no
mistake. Stuart. 1t
Only Sunday school will be held in
the Presbyterian church to-day at the usual
hour.
New Years cards FROM $3.50 to $I2
per hundred, at the THE BULLETIN office.
Justice Robinson yesterday fined man
the usual sum for putting himself outside
| of too much benzlne.
For SALE OR TO LET-a good mule,
gentle and true puler. Apply to E. A.
Burnett, BULLETIN office. If
-Auctioneer Jno. Reeves will sell va.
riety Of useful articles at auction Wsdnes-
day. See notice.lu special locals.
The officers concerned in the chase ST.
ter the two negro crooks last night were
Mahanny, Tyler and Taylor.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., just received at
The BULLETIN job Office, No. IS Ohio
Levee. II
AS will appear from notice in special
locals. Capt W. P. Wright offers his very
desirable residence property, on Eleventh
street, for sale.
We find beautiful o1idized silver goods
at Miller's jewelry store. Notable among
them is one set, copied from silver found
in the ruins of Pompeii. ct
With three or four exceptions the
barometer was above thirty at all points
reported from in this weather circuit last
evening. Rain was reported from Cincin.
natl, Nashville and Vicksburg.
-WANTED-At The BULLETIN office q
frst-class job compositor on book and gen.
eral run of commercial work. Steady
employment given to man that suits.
The usual services will be held to-day
10 the Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, St.
Patricks, Lutheran and St. Joseph's
churches. Also in all the other churches
in the city, excepting the Presbyterian.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Merchants Protective Association for the
purpose of electing officers, ETC., tomorrow
evening at Temperance hall, on 9th street.
A full attendance is desired. It
The Iron Mountain trains are still in.
tertered with seriously by the torrents of
water that fell during last week. Water
from two to four feet deep covers the track
for long distances between Belmont and
Poplar Ruff.
300 pairs James Means So shoes sold by
Haythorn & Sloo in eight weeks. These
shoes are equal to any IS shoe in the mar
ket for style, durability and fit for gentle.
men wear only. st
In this mornings BULLETIN appears
the advertisement of Mrs. J. s. Hacker, who
has opened ladies' bazaar at the corner
of Fourth street and Washington avenue,
where she keeps variety of articles daily
wanted by ladies.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mrs
D. Green in the city this week. The readers
of The BULLETIN have become we'll acquain
ted with her through the medium of bel
rich rscy letters written from the farm or
Cache. Daniel remained at home, presum
ably to care for the stock and look after th,
children.
Will d. Cameron, for last five year
employed in THE BULLETIN office, has re-
signed his situation for something better OF
the Blooming Bulletin with Oberly. He i
a competent and useful man in printin,
Office and carries with him to his new hom
the best wishes of the management of TIL
BULLETIN.
"A dispatch sent from Du Quoin to tn
81. Louis papers states that the paradise
coal mines, at st. Johns, were closed dow
on account of being flooded to the depth Q
fifteen inches by the late rains. The repor