The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-06

Everything III our llue NJ oo''o"
prices. Goldstne & Rosenwater. 1t
Charlie Bowers serves ten-cent oyster
stew in lieu Of lunch that IS very popular
with his patrons.
Tickets for the Lambert & Richardson
entertainment at the Opera House Tuesday,
are on sale at the jewelry store of Mr. E. A.
Buder to-day.
900 pcs. Hamburg embroidery, all
widths, at Goldstine & Rosenwaters. 1t
"A carefully selected stock of carpet, at
Godstine & Rosenwaters. 1t
One hundred and fifty -four dollars was
the sum realized as the net proceeds from
the complimentary benefit given recently
to Prof. Storer,
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
inspect our new stock OF clothing, hats and
gents furnishing goods at the lowest price
at Goldstine & Rosenwater's 1t
"A force of men and pile. driver went
to work on the damaged Mobile and Ohio
incline, at East Cairo, yesterday. They
will have abouta weeks work
Ladies are respectfully invited to in
spect our new arrival of fine dress goods.
Fannels and trimmings to match, at Gold
slime & RoSenwaters. 1t
Constable Haz Martin had the Jail
gang at work on Eighth street yesterday,
doing some necessary work in the way of
clearing the cutters Of distractions.
The passenger train on the Texas Il ST.
Louis road was eleven hours late on Tues
day, and seven hours late yesterday A
wreck on thu lower end Of the line was the
cause.
With every evidence OF sincerity the
Argus suggests that the low places in the
city be filled up even with Commercial av-
enue, and that wind mills be built to run
pumps with, to keep the spe and rain.
water down.
The school board met Monday and
elected Miss NJ. c. Yocum, of Grand
Chain, as one Of the teachers in our public
schools, in place Of Miss Burton, resigned.
Miss Yocam is a sister OF Judge Yocum and
avery competent teacher.
Smith g. Brinkmeyer have received the
first new stock Of everything belonging to a
first-class merchant tailoring establishment,
and they invite immediate inspection 10y
the pubic. Those who call first will have
the great range for choice Thu & Su.5t
Three councilmen met at the chamber
Tuesday night and adjourned over until
Friday night at 80 O'clock The reason
was that the work on the Mississippi levee
might be finished and all the claims against
the city on this account be presented and
passed upon by the council at once.
49, There was no police business in the
city yesterday. Police business has been
dull for some time, but this is not so much
the fault of the officers as of the criminally
inclined. Yet there is strong disposition
on the part OF several councilmen not to
vote the police force any pay this month.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff J., L, Prunett,
of Alexandria, Ky, came up to take charge
of the negro, Elise Thompson, whom Chief
Myers and Constable Martin arrested here
on Tuesday and who Is charged with shoot
ing at man at Alexandria, A reward of
one hundred dollars was offered for the
capture of the negro, which the officers re.
ceived
Some one entered the residence of Mr..
W. A. Rice, painter, on Twenty
street. Tuesday night, and took pistol and
alot Of clothing valued at forty dollars
Entrance was gained by means of the tran
som over the door There was no one 10 the
house at the time Of the burglary and the
house is the only one IA the square; so that
the burglar had things pretty much his own
way aud ran little risk
--"Thosc who desire to obtain precise
figures on the cost Of the town raising
project proposed,' says the Argus, "car
doubtless get them 10y calling ON Mr. Chas
Thrupp, the eivlI engineer, than whom n,
man 10 the city, certainly, in more compe.
tent to make them" We endorse hearth,
the Argus compliment Of Mr.. Thrupp as
civil engineer and would call the Argus at
tention to the fact that the figures given by
Mr.. L.negar at the Opera House, ION tn,
cost Of The tosn raising prof CT proposed, :
were nearly all prepared by Mr.. ThrupI
himself.
We do not blame the Architect of Thu
universe with the natural Disadvantages un
der which Cairo labors but we do blame
community OF ten thousand people--peopl
as well situated financially as those Of an