The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-12

| Wright, aud MIR. ana Mrs. haynes returneu
from Smithland, KY, yesterday.
--Wanted-A good cook. Apply to Mrs
Burnett, No. SO 10th street. 3t.
Miss Edwards, half-slster to Mr.
Flowers, who has been here on a visit
for several days, went home yesterday.
The earth quake was felt in PAducah
just as severely as here, and news from
jackson, Tenn. yesterday was to the same
effect,
School children will md THE BULLE-
TIN scratch books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Ssups candy store. If
The county board was to have met
last Monday, but didn't and probably will
not until next Monday or some other
day.
Members of the Cairo Business Pro.
tective association are requested to meet at
the Hibernian engine house tonight, by
order of President E. B. Petit, published
10 special locals.
the Mystic Krew gives ball at its
hall next Thursday night instead Of Tues.
day. It,
- On the steamer Gus Fowler yesterday,
bound for New Orleans, were two wedding
parties, Mr.. aud Mrs. Dunn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson. Both couples were mar.
ried at SMITH and, Ky, Wednesday evening.
There was fall OF temperature
throughout this weather district during the
twenty,four hours ending at . o'clock yes
terdsy afternoon. The thermometer ranged
from above zero at St. Paul to Is at
vicks5urg At this poiu,it marked 81.
Mr.. N. o. Jones isin the city teaching
the "s T. Taylor system" Of dress-cuttlng.
All dress. m sksrs desiring to learn the sys.
em will please address him through the
post-office. st
A brick chimney, in not very good con-
dition probably standing on small frame
building on Fourteenth street, lost its
equilibrium during the earthquake yes
terday morning aud ratified in many pieces
down the side of the roof, with noise
that struck terror to the inmstes Of the
k1,,n~ N ,olosad fap
sob! de good lawd have mussy on
my soul!" was what white man heard az
be passed in hurry the corner of Fifteenth
street and Washington avenue, yesterday
morning just after the earthquake was
over. The exclamation came from an old
darkey who was holding onto lamp post
with evident fear Of being swallowed up
the next moment.
"A present that could not be
exceled for general usefulness is displayed
at Colemsn's book store in shape of g
"Silent" New Home Sewing Machine, with
all attachments; price at factory, $500
and Coleman only asks $45 for it. Call
and see 1t. st.
MIR, and Mrs, George Parsons have
settled down among US 10 their home, the
beautiful brick residence corner Walnut
and Centre streets. The house was hand.
somely furnished throughout by Mr.. Par
sons in anticipation of their home coming
aud THE BULLETIN predicts that it will
prove one among the happiest homes in the
city.
Mrs. Patrick Lslly had little rumpus
with another woman, uptown, about
barrel of water Wednesday, during which
she used language which should not pass
the lips of any female, or male either, for
that matter. She WAS arrested and brought
before Justice Osborne for trial, but she
took change of venue to Justice Bird.
Tho trial came off yesterday morning;
Hon. ]. r. Cunningham appeared to prose.
cute, aud, Of course, the defendant was
found guilty and fined five dollars aud
costs,
"A lighted cigar stump carslessly put
into an overcoat pocket by alodger, might
have caused big FIRE and loss Of lite
even, at the European hotel Wednesday
night. The overcoat with the cigar was
thrown on a lounge by the lodger when
he retired, and there caught fire and com.
municated it to other clothing, to the lounge,
the carpe',snd to the floor. The smoke
and strong smell aroused other dodgers in
the house before 1t did the one who, by
by his carelessness, had caused 1t, and they
made search aud found it IN time to put
it out before 1t had done very much dam.
age.
| DIR. H, B. Barley, Of Jefferson county,
Montana, WAS In the city yesterday, on his
way to St. Louis. He took occasion to call