The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-28

Matter OF local interest will be foun
on LIST and Bird pages.
Bad weather has stopped work on tn
Mound City cemetery road.
Don't forget the Cairo Social Hop a
Armory Hall, 10Th street, Tuesday night.
Rev, T. s. Lowe will hold service thi
morning and tonight at the Baptis
church at the usual hours. Sunday schoo
at 0 80 am.
Ice was heavier in the Ohio yesterday
than before this winter exceptingthe night
before when the heaviest Of the season
passed down,
The hit of the season! The Our
Bachelor CigarW Mt Barclay Brothers
Il
An aesthetic concert with oyster soup
mot aesthstic), is booked for Hartmanls
hall next Thursday night. The entertain
ment is given by the ladies' Of the Episco.
pal church.
There will be no morning or evening
service at the Presbyterian church to-day,
owing to the state of the repairs 10 pro-
gress; but Sunday school will be held at
8 o'clock pm.
Three cases of disofdcrly conduct aud
one of indecent conduct we're tried in
Magistrate Comings' court yesterday, and
two Of unvsrniehed drunkenness 10 Justice
Robinson's court.
School children will und TIE BULLE.
TIN scratch books Nos. 3 aud 3 tor sale AT
Phil Saup's candy store. If
This morning at 10 80 o'clock the Holy
Communion will be celebrated at the
Church OF the Redeemer; at II O'Clock
morning prayer; Sunday school at the
usual hour and evening service at 1880.
Berry Brown is the name Of the young
darkey who is under arrest for having
broken into the residence Of Mr.. Buchanan.
The evidence against him is not so strong
as it was. The overshirt or jumper found
on the fence proves to be the property of an
old wood-sawer.
Tickets for the Mystic Krew's Masquer.
sde Ball can be had at Paul G. Schuh's,
Frank Healey's and Harry Schuh's drug
stores, Phil II. Saups candy store, Paul Fl.
Schuh's cigar store, Daniel Hartman's
queensware house and Buders, Bernaths
ond Tabers jewelry stores. II.
Both houses OF congress have passed
the two cent postage bill--the only differ
snce between them is the senate wants it
to take effect on July /, next, as it il the
beginning ola new fiscal year; and the
house proposes to have it take effect Janu.
airy l., 1884, SO as TO give the department
time to work off the three cent stamps on
hand
Some days ago James Kelch, who
ateIy entered into copartnership with Mr.. |
Louis c. Herbert in the gas fitting business,
disappeared suddenly and without warn.
M any one, His whereabouts has not yet
been discovered and Mr.. Herbert is
lo4 conducting the business 10 his own
lame With Mr., KeIch disappeared also
about $3.50 of the firms money
Lives there the man with soul 90 dead, !
hat 70 himself has not said this is my lsst,
my only chance to enjoy myself at good |
iance-aud your only and last chance lie
the Mystic Krew's Grand Masquerade Ball |
at Hartmans Hall, gu Mardi Gras Don't
forget il, Prepare your costume aud Gu.
Joy yourself 10 your hearts content II.
"A bill is before the Nebrssk4 legisla.
ture providing thu, women employed 10
either stores, Offices or schools shall be
chairs on which TO rest when
their duties will permit, the employer who
neglects this 70 be fined from $40 10 5000, |
aud to be committed if be doesn't pay the
fine. He will also be liable for damages to
the womsn whose health is Injured by his
neglect II ought 70 become law.
The examination of witnesses for the
st Lous and Cairo railroad com pauy was
yesterday at the Office of Me.srs.
Green u Gilbert. The most prominent
among the five or six witnesses examined
was Alderman c, o, Patier Some docu.
mentary evidence, consisting OF deeds and
decrees was also offered Court ad.
journed TO NEE, again tomorrow morn
ing
The time 10 rapidly drawing near for
the great event OF the day-The Grand
Masquerade Ball OF the Mystic Krcw at
Hartman's Hall, Feby 9th. Those who in.
tend to prepare their own costumes should
be busyiug themselves aoout 1t. There 10
not much time to spare and yonsbould not
miss this opportunity of JOINING 10 tho
krews festivities, You may not have