The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-06

The Jail gang did some noble work on
street crossings yesterday
--Stanislaus McQuasky was taken 10
Anna by Deputy Sheriff Morse on Thurs.
day.
Wanted "A good cook, Apply to Mrs.
Burnett, No. 80 10th street, 81.
Mr.. II. Sargents shoe shop is now on
Tenth street, near c. w. Wheeler's wood
yard.
Mrs. Edwards, of Kentucky, els
ter Of Mr.. Flowers, is visiting the latter IN
this city since yesterday,
800 Ice is still running heavily between
Cairo and St. Louis and navigation is of
course closed to this point.
The Hibcrnan fire company will give
a social dance at its hall on Washington
avenue Thursday night, Jan. 18th. St,
There will be Holy Communion at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning aud
preparatory services at the church 10
night.
The treasurer of North Carolina reports
that SS,S20,000 Of theuDsecured debt has
been compromised for 100000 in four
per cent bonds.
The case of Mrs. Sebastian Herbert
for insanity, Which was to have been tried
by Judge Robinson yesterday, was post
poned until to-day.
The city council held an adjourned
meeting last night. The official record
of the proceedings will be found in this
issue on the second page.
School children will ind The BULLE.
TIN scratcb-books Nos. and 3 Tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
The son of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Davidson
won the SEQ prise at the performance Of
Prof. Address at Hartmau's Hall Thurs.
day night.
Miss Ada Thornton, daughter of our fel.
low citizen, Mr.. w. W. Thornton, is visiting
Miss Ella Armstrong since several days
ago. She will stay several weeks.
On the 10th inst. Miss Addie Haynes
of Switzerland, Ky, sister Of Mr.. John
Haynes, OF this city, is to be married to
Mr.. David Dunn, ex.sheriff Of Livington
county, KY
County Clerk Humm and Deputy
Mrs. Humm, are still hard at work on the
tax books, and they expect to turn them
over to the collector much earlier this year
than formerly.
Mr.. Jacob KLINE has released Mr..
HIT. Grould from his contract to sink the
formers artesian well, and Mr. Kline will
let the contract to some else in time TO
commerce work again next week.
Mr. John Geittinger, steward Of tho
steamer Jay Gould, aud Miss Mary Carbery
were uniled in marriage by Judge j. II,
Robinson at the house of Mr.. Leo Kleb on
Sixth Street yesterday afternoon.
The performances of Prof. Address at
Hartman's Hall last night again created a
sensation in the audience. The Prof. is
rapidly gaining the reputation Of being
what he does not profess to be n real Spir.
itualst medium,
Upwards OF one hundred Of the prom.
inent Masons Of tho State have already
! siguihed their intention OF being hero next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to at.
tend the sessions of the board Of Grand
Examiners of the State, which will take
place NJ Masonic Hall on those days
Thursday night an cleo ion OF officers
for the Methodist Sunday.school was held
at the church and resulted IN the election
OF Mr. W. II. Oakley, superintendent Mrs.
&. d Williamson, assistant superintendent
Mr. George Parsons, secretary and treasur.
or, aud Mr. w, j. BRISTOL librarian
"A present that could not DO
excelled for general usefulness is displayed
at Coleman's book store in shape of a
Silent New Home Sewing Machine, with
all attachments; price at factory, 5000
and Coleman only asks s45 for it. Gall
and see 1t, 81.
The Valley Clarion, Of Chester, asks
insinuatingy "Did or did not the truly
good Deacon Saltcr ever levy political as
sessmeu,s on the employees of the SIP.
a la Jay Hubbell, to tho tune Of 5000, for
purely 'laerary' purposes. We merely
want To know, you know"