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

Locals on third page.
Minnie Madden tonight at the Opera
House.
Mr.. and Mrs.!C. H. Warner returned
Saturday from pleasant visit to relatives
in Vermont.
Remember the Delta ball Thursday
night. good time. 3t
The suit for damages of Ed Norton
against the johnson county Journal has
been dismissed by the court.
You will miss it by not attending the
clearing sale at Mrs. Williamson's Bazaar.
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Miss Rosa Lehigh, of North Vernon,
Ind, arrived in the city yesterday to visit
her uncle, Mr.. T. W. Lehigh, and family.
Don't Forget the Delta dance Thursday
night, lots of fun. st
Engineer Charles Tbrupp went to work
yesterday to mark the ground for the in
cline of the st. Louis & Cairo road, below
the depot.
Go and see the bargains at Mrs. Will
liamson's Bazaar offered for the next two
weeks. 1w
--Twenty-six car loads of cattle were
brought in yesterday, by the Iron Mountain
road, to be transported north by the Illinois
Central.
Minnie Madden is thus spoken of by
Detroit Post "Whatever she does seems
to possess that naturalness, which 10 the
perfection of dramatic art"
MIR. T. D. Marks, agent for Grau's
English Opera company, arrived in the
city yesterday and arranged for the ap-
pearance of that company here Monday
and Tuesday of next week.
You can find real Ostrich tips at Mrs
Williamson's Bazaar on Seventh street
, Cheap, three tips, in any shade for, 80 cents
}, "A dispatch from an officer of Vicksburg
to Chief Myers here, asks for information
concerning the death IN this city about two
q weeks ago of one VIM. Barton. No such
person died here so far as known.
Full stock and complete sample book
, OF wedding invitations, ETC., just received at
Q The BULLETIN Job Office, No. IS Ohio
Levee. If
Mr.. II. G. DePew, agent here of the
Illinois Central road, who has been north
I for some weeks, returned yesterday morn
= ing. He went to take rest from long, ex-
r hausting labors, and he is much improved
!. For So to rs cents you can buy pail
of pearl sleeve buttons, silver thimble, q
:, plated butter knife, or silk guard at Mil.
+. ler's jewelry store. ct
y The Young Mems Christian association
will entertain the railroad men Thursday
night. A committee has been appointed
to arrange for the affair, to which any con-
c tributions may be made by those desiring to
= aid in making the event pleasure for all
The ladies of the Baptist church will
u give sociable and oyster supper a. the
church, corner 10th and Poplar streets,
Tuesday night, December 4th The public
), is cordially invited. Abundance and sup
u per 25 cents. Supper from to 10 O'Clock
v Mr.. ]. w. Dougherty, who is crawling
: the county road, is now trying to get gravel
@ from the Ohio river near Mound City, to
y continue the work on the road more rapidly.
The total length OF the road in this county
is about six miles, of which two and halt
miles are now graveled.
Those who witnessed Miss Minnie
Madden in "Foggs Ferry" last season,
will not fail to see her impersonation of the
"Puritan Maid" tonight at the Opera
House. Admission including reserved
seats, rs and so cents, gallery, rs.
=. "A sample Of q lot of the finest oranges
ever brought to this market found it's way
to this Office yesterday through Mr.. Henry
Wells. They were large, luclous golden
globes, Of tho fret crop raised by Mai Eli
W. Green, in his grove in Florida, four