The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-11

Tuesday the state auditor registered
$1,000 of 8 per cent. City of Cairo funding
bonds.
-Wanted--A good cook. Apply to Mrs
Burnett, No. 80 10th street. 3t.
Yesterdays wind storm did slight
damage in different parts of the city, prin
ipallyto bill-boards.
MIR, and Mrs. George Parson returned
Yesterday morning from their wedding
tour and have been welcomed by many
friends.
The street cars will make regular trips
from Fourth street up until II o'clock to-
night for the benefit of those who may at
tend the Episcopal parlor entertainment at
the residence of Mr.. II. II. Candee.
School children will nnd The BULLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
The Mystic Krew at its meeting Tues
day night appointed a strong committee to
wrestle with the question of what manner
of entertainment shall be given 10y the
Krew in celebration of Ma,di Gras day on
the 9th proximo.
MIR. VIM. McCutchin, who came here
recently from Paducah and started
grocery on the north side Of Eighth street,
has sold out his stock to Mr.. Charles Ham
mond, ex candidate for sheriff of
Alexander county on the prohibition ticket.
The Hibcrnian fire company will give
a social dance at its hall on Washington
avenue Thursday night, Jan, 18th. ST.
Mr.. J. Burger is In the city looking
after his business interests. He has been
here several days and will remain week
or two longer. His clothing and cloak
manufacturing establishment in New York
city is hourishing.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
give one OF their very enjoyable entertain
ments at the residence of Mr.. Ii. II. Can
dee. A cordial invitation is extended to
all. Music and refreshments will each be
served in its time and place.
"A present that could not be
'xcelled for general usefulness is displayed
1t Colemans book store in shape of
Silent" New Home Sewing Machine, with
vi attachments; price at factory, $500 |
nd Coleman only asks $45 for it. Call
nd see 1t. st.
They applauded up to the full strength
If their lungs when Gov. Butler said: II say
or one, not to the vctors belong the spolls,
'ut that the government belongs to its
riends." Nevertheless the General will
educe the number of office-holders in
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. NJ. o. Jones is in the city teaching
he rs. 7. Taylor system" of dress-cutting.
Ill dress-mskers desiring to learn the sys-
IN will please address him through the
ostoffice. 81
The funeral of Mr.. A. T. DeBaun's lit
e son took place yesterday afternoon.
lis age was two years and fourteen days,
ct months as previously stated Services
'ere held at st. Patricks church and
pecal train took the remains and num-
or of friends of the family from Tenth
rect to Villa Ridge.
CANDIDATES brain weighed only 80
unces. The weight of the maximum
ealthy brain is about 81 ounces, and the
minimum about 81. Webster's and Bona
ar,e's brains each weighed 81 ounces.
Fanbettas was, therefore, exceedingly
nall, but made up in compactness and
ctivity what it lacked in size. 1t is not
be largest Drained men that think and do
,ost.
Yesterdays meetings of the Masonic
chool in this city were about the same IN
very respect excepting the number of at
endants, which was increased. Between
,eetings the strangers in small crowds made
tile tours of the town, admiring some
lings, criticising others. But generally
hey will leave Cairo with good impress
,ns, many of them with better impressions
ian they had before.
Navigation on the river here was Sc
ously interfered with by the strong wind
hich prevailed most OF the
ay yesterday. The steamer Fow-
II did not arrive at ALL though
was not learned that she was injured in
ny way. Boats which ply the waters
round this port in handling the trains be-
~een this city and Kentucky and Mis-.
Duri, did their work with much difficulty.
Captain Thomas voted against the ia