The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-10

Matter of local interest on second auc
third pages.
A regular meeting of the city council
takes place to-nigbt;-the second 10 tbi
month
Wall paper, latest styles and designs
window curtains, picture moulding, etc, a
JEFF. Clsrks. #
A jolly little party was that which visi
ted Fort Jefferson on the steamer Tbre
States Sunday afternoon.
Another coop Of Bramah chickens t
be ratified Saturday night at the Good Lucl
Saloon. Secure your chances.
Andrew Lohr's Genuine Aromatic Bel
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant ant
wholesome temperance beverage, is nov
on sale at the leading saloons. If
Mrs. DR.. AFTER is building an arbo
and otherwise identifying the groundl
around her residence on Tenth street.
--At2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
river stood at high water mark at New Or.
leans-the high water mark OF 1874.
Attend the Halliday Guards ball a,
their armory April 10, competitive drill fol-
gold medal.
"A new stone crossing, over CONNER.
cial avenue on the north side of Twelfth
street, is one Of the minor public improve.
ments now in progress
Because OF the non-arrival Of Mrs.
Bayley, the pleasant entertainment promi.
sed to the little folks at Reform hall last
night, was not given. Mrs. B. could no,
meet her appointment.
School children will find TIE BuLlE.
TIN scratch books Nos. 3 and for sale al
Phil Saups candy store. tt
DO not fail to attend the presentation
oil Strauss splendid Waltz Opera 1.-THE
Merry War" by the Haverly Company at
the Opera House Friday night. Buder ia
selling tickets and reserved seats.
Friday last Mr.. Stephen Bird, at Birds
Point Mo-, was trying to pick cap out OF
a.cartridge, when it exploded two fingers OF
his left hand were 80 badly injured tina,
amputation was necessary. DR.. Dunning
was called upon to perform this ceremony
The entrance to THE BULLETIN news
and job rooms is from Ohio levee No. 7S
and is open day ard night. tf
The st. Louis and Cairo railroad has
removed all its rolling stock from here on
account Of high water. An engine tina,
had been left behind, and that ia needed
elsewhere, was yesterday loaded upon fat.
car and taken out by some other road.
While the prices for admission to the
"Merry War" production at the Opera
House Friday night have been placed a
trihe above that known as popular prices,
we feel assured those who attend will not
regret the extra expense, as there is nc
doubt but what the company IS the bes,
that have ever presented opera here since
the Abbott engagement.
Call at Mrs. 8. Willamsont, on Sev-
enth street near Commercial avenue, and
have your old hats shaped and made over
in the latest style for the small sum OF
twenty five cents. Il
BY last evenings weather bulletin It
appeared that during the previous TWEEN ty.
four hours the river rose one foot two inch
es here, standing at forty.one
feet ten inchcs at Chattanooga,
1t rose ten inchoo; at Cincin.
natl, three inches; Louisville, nine inches
st. Louis, eight inches. But at Cincinnati
1t began to fall yesterday about noon.
The citys stone wall on Ohio levee
street is much over half done and looks
very substantial. When the river gees down
again tho sloping bank outside will proba.