The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-28

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MULE for sale; 800 offered, $ll'
asked; sound, gentle, strong, and goo'
puller. Apply to c. Hughes, BuLLETr
office. 3t
Prof. AL. Goss band will give an opel
air concert at the Tenth street stand Satur
day evening. An elaborate programme il
being prepared.
"A social of the Encampment will bt
held at the hall Friday night Members
and their families are requested to attend
2t
To Mr.. Fred, H. Wines, secretary of
the Illinois board of public charities, THE
BULLETIN is indebted for a copy of the re-
ports of the board for the year 1882.
Mary Ann. Ct
Assessment notice No 1876, just issued
by the secretary of the Knights of Honor,
includes among large number of other
names, that of Capt. R. X. Riley, of this
city.
Wanted ly a young man situation III
warehouse, grocery, railroad office, or
wholesale house. Address BULLETIN office.
81.
The wife of Jno. Parker who lives
near Beech Ridge and is an old citizen OF
the county, died last Monday and was bur
led Wednesday. Mr.. Parker is relative
of County Assessor Parker.
The Dolau brothers at the ComiQue this
week are an excellent team and should be
seen by all who admire artistic OIL. burlesque
song and dance performance Ut
Another barge load Of rock was sent
around to the Mississippi side of the city
Wednesday, to be used in repairs upon the
bank, IN progress there by force of men
employed by Col. Taylor.
100 bbls choice apples for sale. Call
al G. NJ. Alden's store, Eighth street. 1t
Captain Thomas was in the city again
yesterday, on his way home from soldiess
reunion which he attended up the road
some miles. He took dinner at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George W. CorlIss aud left
for home in the evening
Mary Ann. ct
The alarm of fire last night about 80
o'clock was occasioned by the burning Of
bed-quilt in house on Seventeenth street
between Commercial avenue and Poplar
street. The fire department turned out
promptly, but the fire was extingulshed be-
fore any of the engines got there,
"A St. Louis jury has decided that shay
ing is a necessity, hence, that shaving on
Sunday is not an infracton of the law of
Missouri. Hereafter barber shops in st.
Louis will be open on Sunday, and the man
who can't or won't shave himself can be
accommodated,
-WANTED-A good seamstress for plain
sewing. Apply at once to
JOHN ANTRIM,
l03 Commercial avenue 1t
The secretary of the Covenant Mutual
Benefit, or Odd Fellows insurance society,
has concluded to hold back the assessment
notices for this month until after the lst OF
October, in order to get the advantage Of
the reduction IN postage that will take
effect then. The order has about fifty mem
bers in the city and about thirteen thousand
altogether, by holding back the notices as
stated will save $685.
Mr.. Jack Jones will set one of the finest
free lunches ever offered in the city Satur-
day, to morrow, night; and next Monday he
will start restaurant and boarding house
in connection with his saloon, 10 which
oysters and all the best things the market
affords will be prepared be experienced
hands for all who may call fora good square
meal. ct
The poor family.on Commercial avenue,
spoken Of in The BULLETIN several days
ago, has been visited by several charitable
ladies IN this city and temporarily relieved
by them, The ladies found the family as
stated by THE BULLETIN, in very needy
condition and evidently worthy Of aid, But
there is need Of further aid and the ladies'
who started the good work should be joined
by others. Many can do with ease what
few can not do at all.
"A ST, Louis man named Liebke, who
was slightly injured on the steamer Gold
Dust when she was wrecked, has sued the
Anchor Line company for twenty thousand
dollars damages, He was laid up for about
two weeks at Hickman, Yesterday Mr.. II.
{. Warrener, an attorney Of Memphis who
is engaged by tho company to conduct the
case, was here, in company with several
other ppnilpmpn Including ihn nlain,in 10