The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-10


ing on first page. River column on third
Poe.
The poor white woman who was foun'
in the Hiberniau engiue house Thursda.
night, was given needed attention by Dr
Wood for the county.
The hit of the season! The "Ou
Bachelor Cigarv at Barclay Brothers
Il
The Illinois Central railroad compan!
is having steel rails laid down on thei
tracks on Ohio evee. The old rails are
being all taken up and cast aside.
Yesterday afternoons weather bulletin
showed no changes in the temperature
north and west Of us which would be likely
to effect the thermometers here very much
either way.
School children will md The BuLLE'
TIN scratch books Nos. 2 and tor sale al
Phil Saup's candy store. tt
The Stonewall Jackson association OF
New England has voted to send eleven
delegates to the unwilling of the statue OF
Gen. Robert z. Lee at Lexington, Va, in
June,
Hon. Jon. H. Oberly, of Bloomington,
arrived at The Halliday yesterday, He
will probably remain in the city during to-
day to attend to matters pertaining to his
Washington avenue property which is to
be extensively improved.
Stuart, alias Coleman, the bank crook
arrested in New York, while being convey
ed to train to be taken to Texas, cut his
throat and died next day. None OF the
SO. 80 taken from the City National Bank
of Dallas was recovered
VALENTINES, imported, frlnged,
Cameo, sentimental, and comic, st Frank
Hesley's, cor. Washington avenue and Goth.
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The people of Ireland are again ap-
pesling for aid. They are destitute, and
are dying of starvation and of fevers that
are the result of poor food aud exposure.
Will not the Irshmen and friends of hu-
msnity in Cairo respond to the call of the
suffering for bresd1
Anna Advocate. "Rev. C. W. Sf
fered was last Sunday called to
Golden to perform the marriage
ceremony of Dir. George Houts, of Cairo,
and Miss Jennie Finley, daughter of Mrs.
Finley residing in the west side of Golden.
Mr., Houts is son Of Rev. H,uts, who was
pastor of the NJ. E. Church in this city some
eight years ago. We understand they will
reside in Metropolis"
Lost Sunday bible class was organ.
lied in the lecture room of the Baptist
church, by Mr.. Craine, and after this, meet
ings will be held at this room every
Sunday evening at O'Clock. All young
men are invited to attend these meetings
and join the class Negotiations for obtain
ing Reform ball for organizing the Young
Mems Christian Association and for the
regular meetings Of such association, are
still pending
j. Rails Uncle Toms Cabin troupe is
billed tor the Cairo Opera House on the
10Th, Friday. 1t is now on its way for a
big engagement at New Orlean,, having
just concluded al unusslly successful tour
in California. Mr.. Rial is the man who re.
vived this interesting play in New York city,
after it had grown unpopular there, by his
new rendition Of it aud by The !reat talent
be collected for its presentation. He is
said to have the strongest company travel
log.
Preparations are.in course Of compile.
ton for giving a number of short pithy,
practical lectures upon subjects OF general
interest to the public, particularly to young
men. The lectures will be free to all and
are to be given by ctizens of Cairo, profes-
sional men, who will each speak concern
ing matters 10 his profession. A surgeon
will deliver short lecture n surgery; u
lawyer, on the laws governing matters i'll
every day liie;a merchant, on business,
etc, etc. The arrangements promise to be
soon perfected and then the time and place
at which the lectur will be given aud the
names Of the lecturers will be announced
"A letter received yesterday from Sher.
id w. B. Hsskin, Of Mississippi county
Ark, asked Chief Myers here to look GU
for and arrest E. s. Turbin who had stolen
a mule and assaulted an officer with III
tent to kill HIN. Two hours afterwsrd
Turbn aud the mule were ia the chiefs
custody, as was also SS7 which the thief hst
received for the mule from Mr., VIM. Elliott
lurbln had arrived here Thursday and hat
kept shady, but not quite shady enough t
escape Myers. He Is native of Jackson
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