The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-12

force and all n,&ie liberal locations 10 the
various I,tls enterprises sr4g&urS,1i fol
profit. TIE several rsties ij3 ~; come of
until after miicIsh. hence the rssu', can
no, be given IN this Issue A full account
will appear in our next
Andrew LoAr's Genuine Aromsdc Bel
fss, Ginger Ale, pare pleasant and
wholesome temperance beysrSge, Is now
on sale st the leading ssloors, II
Hon. Seth 2, Crews hss been scqutted
by a ST. Clsir county jury Of the charge OF
playing the confidence game for three thou
sand dollars 90 citizen OF thst county at
which his friends rejoice.
A new sewing mschine agency is to be
opened in the room next to the Office OF
Justice Robinson, on Eighth street. The
room is being put IN excellent repair Tor
the purpose.
School children will find The BuLLE-
TIN scrstch-books Nos. and 3 for sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. tt
Go to the Opera House tonight, listen
to the singing, enjoy the music and witness
the proficiency of The Halliday Guards,
our own military company, in the drill and
bayonet exercise.
DIR. Parker yesterday amputated the
forearm of a negro named Charles Barry,
well known in the city, who had some
time before received q scratch from nail
on his hand, negecting, which erysipelas
set in and rendeaed amputation necessary,
The entrance to THR BULLETIN news
and job rooms is from Ohio levee No. 70,
and is open day ard night. II
In special local IS notice of import
ance to consumers of bread It is an ad.
vertisement announcing a reduction OF the
price of bread, by Mr.. Frank Kratky, OF
the Union bakery, one OF the Oldest in'tl'
tutions of it kind in the city. Read it,
About the most important business
transacted by the city council Tuesday
night was the passage of an ordinance Great
ing the office of city comptroller, with a
yearly salary of five hundred dollars. AT
present the city clerk ia charged with the
duties of this office.
Call at Mrs. S. Willamson's, on sew
enth street near Commercial avenue, ind
have your old hats shaped and MADE ever
in the latest style for the small sum CT
twenty five cents. u
Old Dan Rice is stll on deck He
sends US an Albany, n, Y, paper Containing
q column interview one of the reporters had
with him. The article is HEADED Dan
Rice the phisntropist, statesman and
Shakespearian jester" Dan hasrecently
Joined large circus, at a salary OF N'ooo
per week tor thirty weeks.
| An apron sociable will be givei by the
ladies of the Methodist church at tue
residences of Mr.. George Parsons
next Thursday night The aprons
worn by the ladies will be OF
their own handwork and will DOUBTLESS all
display much taste and skill in theiF make
up. The aprons will be sold to the hghest
bidders at the conclusion Of the festivities.
You can hardly call Miss Pltcer's
benefit concert, from the fact that ale is
assisted by one of the finest orchestrasin
the country, as well as the Halliday Guats,
who have won considerable reputation u
der their temporary commander. 1t
"A notice appears in special local col
umn, announcing the dissolution Of thu
firm OF Bethune, Smith Il Co., contractor
on the Springfield and Memphis railroad IL
Arkansas. Messrs. I. N, Smith aud A. II
Dantorth have withdrawn from the firm
and the new firm, under which the business
OF the old is continued, is composed of Cap.
tain A. b. Keyser and Mr.. j. II. Bethune.
The ordinance recently passed by the
city council defining the duties of tho city
attorney and fixing his salary, met long
felt demand. The object of the council Is
very plain: it is to economic in the cxpen.
diture of the citys money for legal talent.
And It seeks to do this by making tho
Office OF city attorney an object worthy to
be contested for by men of standing and
recognized ability In the legal profession,
who could represent the city ably In all
matters at court and conduct its cases of
whatever importance with credi, to himself