The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-21

long they continued this ueponeu' sayo'n
not.
--"M'liss at the Opera house tonight.
Father Lammert, who was in charge
of st. Joseph's church here some years ago,
passed through here yesterday
If you want best goods and at living
prices 90 to Walter B. Pettis, the grocer.
st
--Jno. R. Tanner was confirmed at
Washington, Monday, as United States Mar
shall for the southern district of Illinois.
Leave your orders for fine dressed tur-
KEYS and cranberries with Walter B. Pettis,
the grocer. OF
Invitations to the wedding OF Prof. E.
8. Clark and Miss Annie Pitcher, at the
Episcopal church Christmas night, we're
sent out Wednesday.
Harry Mortimers Star Dramatic
Troupe at the Opera house tonight.
Alta meeting of the school board Wed
nesday it was decided to dismiss the public
schools this afternoon for the holidays, un.
til the I'd of January.
Buy your groceries, fruits, ETC., for holt
days from Walter B. Pettis, the grocer
Yesterday, to day and tomorrow are
Ember days or fast days among Catholics
and are observed strictly and generally
among the faithful of that denomination
Remember the Mortimer Dramatic Co.
at the Opera house tonight.
-"M'lss," "Our Boarding House" and
"vigilantes," by the Mortimer Troupe, at
Opera house tonight, tomorrow afternoon
matinee and tomorrow evening. Buder has
tickets on sale.
We have full line of fancy groceries
for holiday trade at low prices. Walter B.
Pettis, the grocer. OF
The new hose for the Hibernian and
Arab fire companies arrived yesterday by
the Wabash road and will be tested at noon
to-day under the supervision OF the COM
mittee on police, Jail and fire department
"A. HALEY is selling heating stoves at
cost and all other goods very close. Call
early if you want bargains. lW
The several negroes and river men who
saved some OF the bales of cotton that were
on fire and dumped into the river at the
Wabash incine some days ago, all received
salvage for the trouble from the railroad
company.
Miss Sadie Wells made her debut at
the Theatre Comique this week. ehe is an
attractive little sero-comic vocalist. ct
James Gordon Bennett and Mr.. Mack
ey, of bonanza fame, will lay telegraph
cable from the United States to Ireland,
and another from England to France. The
work will be done next summer. Blessed
are the monopoly breakers.
Tho performance of THE Three Frank.
Inns" are an extraordinary feature of the
show at the Theatre Comique this week.
ct
Last week 349,525 bushel Of grain
were received at Peoria against 463, ZAP re-
ceived at that place during the preceding
week During the week of last year cor
responding with the one just closed there
we're received at Peoria 383,975 bushels Of
grain.
Full stock and complete sample book
Of wedding invitations, etc., Just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. 70 Ohio
Levee. II
Miss Ford and Miss Hackstaff, former
ly teachers in our public schools, will arrive
tomorrow, accompanying Miss White
| Dunning home, who has been IN st. Louis
for some time on a visit. During their
stay in the city they will be the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Dunuing
Chief among the new male artists at
The Theatre Comique this week are Baker
and Gardner, in their irrssistably funny re-
presentations, sayings and songs. 2t
Last night Chief Myers sent Belle Ryan
and her infant, the woman who came tc
this city some time ago in destitute con.
dition and soon after gave birth to an illegi
innate child, to Fredericksburg, Mo-, where
she says she has a brother living. During
her stay here she WAS continuously the OBJ
ject of charity
"A large lot of heating stoves just re-
ceived at G. w. Hendersons, corner 18th
and Commercial. Skates and other articles
suitable for holiday gifts, also in great
variety. lw
Villa Ridge Grange, No. 1915, elected
the following officers for the ensuing veal