The daily Cairo bulletin., 1883-12-25
OUR ANNUAL HDKF. SALE
CHAS. R. STU ART.

packages of all sizes and shapes, night and
day, for over a week, and extra teams have
had to be engaged to transfer the goods to
and from trains.
Go to Stesgals Bros, below Sixth
street for \ sample OF the finest eggnog in
the city. 1t
Every child attending the "Enoch
Arden" matinee this afternoon will be re-
warded with pretty present from the
hands of Santa Claus himself.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., Just received at
THE BULLETIN Job Office, No. 7s Ohio
Levee. tt
Interesting Christmas exercises we're
held at the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches last night. Both were largely at
tended by the little ones and their parents,
and enjoyed by all alike.
Engineer johnson is up from Memphis
to have jolly time with the boys for sew
eral days. He was engaged on the transfer
steamer Pierson, and will return to duty
soon.
For SALE-A good heating stove
sheet iron DRUM new CRATE and fire brick
lining, in complete order, price $500.
st E. A. BURNETT.
As many Of our Amusement tgoers
would like to attend the wedding at the
Episcopal church before going to the Opera
House tonight, the curtain at the latter
place will not rise until 8 80 o'clock.
Mr.. jackson, formerly with Henry
Breihan but now with the large cracker
house of Msnewsll, Lang & Co., of St.. Louis,
aud travelling in the State of Texas, is in
the city to spend Christmas.
"A large lot of heating stoves just re.
ceved at c. w. Hendersons, corner 18th
and Commercial. Skates and other articles
suitable for holiday gifts, also in great
variety. lw
So far the glorious Christmas time has
passed off very quietly IN police circles in
this city. There have been no evidences
of uulswful demonstrations of excessive
pleasure, because of the great day devoted
by custom to indulgencies in various ways
--Steagala Bros, below Sixth street will
supply the public to-day with delicious
drink in the form of sggnog prepared by
one who thoroughly understands how. 1t
Ladies who desire to receive callers on
New Years day, and who would bs pleased
to have the fact announced in The BULLE-
TIN, ard in the St. Louis papers, will oblige
US by sending In their names as soon as pos
sible.
"A negro created q sensation in the
neighborhood of the New York store yes
terday afternoon by cursing everything and
everybody in sight and fourishing an open
knife in dangerous manner. He was ar.
rested by Officer HcTigus and fined $25
and costs by Magistrate Comings.
"A white man, named Charles Forcell
who had been staying around the Waverly
House for some days making shimself gen
orally useful, got on slender" Sunday
night and made things hum for while
until Capt. KlmbrouQh got after him. H,
was taxed to the extent of the ordinances
by Magistrate Comings yesterday.
"A rise Of seventeen feet seven inches
was reported by last evenings bulletin t.
have occurred in the river at Cincinnati
during the previous twenty-four hours. Al
Louisville the rise was Eve feet one inch
at Nashville, nine feet Ave inches; at St
Louis, stationary. The temperature hac
also experienced general rise, which VA
probably the cause OF the rise in the rivers
AS was anticipated, the psrlor socisbl'
OF the Episcopal ladies, at the residence o
Mr., Charles Galighsr, some days ago. was
financially, one Of the most successful eve
given here. The total receipts reached tn,
handsome sum Of sl3o from the differsn
r sources, as sfollovs: From supper, $22.25
t from vote of doll to most popular young
. lady, $47.4O; at door, t3l 40; dolls sold 4
auction, $500.
f. "A neatly printed circular 10 issued, IN
Q nouncin9 the opening Of Cherokee Spring
at Hodges Park, Messrs. Jno. Hodges, Rich