The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-27
Locals on third page.

Mr.. Charles P. Hammond, OF Mobile,
connected With the Mobile and Ohio road
there, was at The Halliday Sunday.
Remember Prof. Hsrdy's dancing
school tonight and Friday night at kleo's
hall. IL
Mr.. Z. G. Ford wishes us to say tina,
his daughter, recently married, was not his
youngest, as little Bessie is still left.
Miss Minnie Weston, of Psdulah, who
has been visiting her sister and Mrs t. e.
Ford, left on the B. S. Rhes yesterday.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, etc, Just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. IS Ohio
Levee.
--Messrs. james Dillon and Henry Cook,
tonsorial artists of ability, are employed in
the Waverly barber shop, c. r, Wunderlich,
proprietor.
We find beautiful oIidized silver goods
at Millers jewelry store. Notable among
them is one set, copied from silver found
in the ruins of Pompeii 2t
The Illinois Central railroad company
also adopted the new time Sunday 81 noon.
The entire system Of roads controlled by
this company is included in the new regu'
lstions.
-WAsTED-At TIE BCLLETIS eaice :
frs.-clsss job compositor on book and gen
eral run of commercial work. Steady
employment given TO q man that suits.
Mr. Dan Fitzgerald, son Of Patrick
Fitzgerald, who sprained his ankle some
weeks ago, IN fall from q wagon, is :u!.
compelled TO use clutches, though bis injury
is rapidly being cured.
300 pairs James Means % shoes sold BY
Hsythorn & Sloo in eight weeks. These
shoes are equal to any IS shoe in the mar
ket for style, durability and fit for gentle
men wear only. 81
Henrietta Petit brought suit agsns
Thomas Clark yesterday, to recover the value
Of wagon which she had left with deten
dant for repairs and which he kept anc
sold. She sues for f25.
-Armytage ball and Lodge and view o.
the park. The bridge at Rigents Park BY
moonlight. ATTEMPTED suicide from Lon
don Bridge are among the many splendid
scenic effects in Lights o. London"
The Carbonate Normal school wa
built in 1867 and cost about $250,OOO. 1
WAS a brick bui ling nearly as large a
The Halliday. Its furniture and fixtures
we're both substantial and ornamental.
The dead walls of Cairo present The
finest decorations in the way of show bills
which have ever been seen here. The Light
o London company are we'll billed, ani
/
what is more, pledge to produce ever
scenic IF ct shown by tneir posters.
Another column will be found the ad
vertisement OF Mrs H. F. Goodyear.
speaks for itself. Mrs. Goodyear has beel
IA years in the business and is well-knowl
to all Cairo's people. Her prices are reason
able and work is done promptly as ordered
st. Louis is to have another bridge. o.
Monday the secretary of state of Ilinoi
issued license to incorporate the Chain o
Rock Bridge company for the purpose 0
bridging the Mississippi above East 81
Louis.
"A small shanty boat accompanied by
family and moored below the St. Louis AM
Cairo depot, was sunk yesterday by tn
heavy waves caused by the strong pols
breeze. The family was compelled t
camp out on shore all day yesterday an,
last night.
"A white man, giving the name o
Joseph McLouhhlin, requested Chief Myer
yesterday to arrest him and notify tn
police of st. Louis Of his action. He clsimet
to be deserter from the United State
army, having enlisted at Chicago about
year ago and deserted at San Antonis
Texas, on the Sd of September, 1883. He wa
without means and thought he could max