The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-24

Services will be held at the Methodist
church tonight and Saturday night.
Nashville, Ill, had q disastrous fire Sun
day morning. The court house and mum
Der of stores were destroyed.
GOOD Oyster Soup at tho "Good Luck
saloon every morning at halt.past Q o'clock
Fred, Hofheinz 1t
The public library was not opeu yes
terday, owing to the serious illness of Mr.
Ent, father of Mrs p. +. Powell, the Ii.
brarian.
Tho auction sale Of household goods al
the residence of DR.. Marean, corner Of
Fourteenth street and Washington avenue
begins at 10 o'clock this morning,
Ice came down quite heavily in the
Ohio river yesterday. but not enough so to
interfere with navigation or endanger
water crafts tied to the band,
Mr.. L. B. Petit has finished his agree
ment with the New York store, and will
next week engage in business for himself
on one of the best corners for trade in the
city.
School chill ircn will find THE BuLLE.
TIN scratch books Nos 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. It
The Illinois Central lands are offered
at great bargains rs will be seen by an ad-
verhsement 10 to.day's issue by NJ, Easter
day g. Co., who are agents for the sale of
its railroad companies lands,
F, Tiffany was fighting drunk Monday,
and was fined five dollars and costs by
Magistrate Comings. Yesterday he was
only drunk and was taxed one dollar and
costs.
The hit of the season The "Our
Bachelor Cigarl' at Barclay Brothers
It
The new trustees for the Presbyterian
chur b tor the present year, elected at
meeting of the directory Friday night, are
Messrs. s. B. Bennett, VIM. Stratton, Judge
r. s. Yocum, Col, Jno. Wood, Mrs, j. NJ.
Lansden, Mrs. J. B. Reed, and Mrs, AL W,
Sloo.
MIR, Meredith who but recently
bought out the stock of Messrs YoCum &
Broderick, has sold ont to Mr.. L. B, Petit
who will take charge in about week.
Nj Meredith and family will leave the
city, probably for visit to relatives in the
vest
Chief Myers returned last night from
81. Louis, where he had been to assist in
having M indictment found against the
follow Feste. The indictment was found
asd the fellow will DO tried in due time,
The chief made bis trip on the st. Louis
aud Cairo road and reports It in very good
condition from end TO end
In the ST. Louis and Cairo railroad
proceedings at the office OF Messrs. Green
& Gilbert yesterday, the examination Of
witnesses for the city was continued,
Among those who testified were Judge j.
II. Robinson, Alderman VIM McfIale,
Captain w. p, Halliday and Messrs. r. H..
Cunningham, r, w. Miller, Vim Lopergan
and George F. Orth.
In response to one Of the cards sent out
by Chief Myers, warning the officers Of
different cities around us TO look out for
and arrest the negro Whit Clemens, who
is believed 10 be the third party to the
thieveries IN which the fellows Williams
and Washington are implicated, dispatch
arrived yesterday from Evansville stating
that the mau was in custody there. Officer
Juo. p. Hogan Of the night force, left yes.
,erday morning to bring Clemens down.
"A farewell banquet was given by tho
ladies' of the Baptist church to their pastor
Rev, A. ]. Hess, Tuesday night. II was
largely attended, not only by members Of
the congregation, but others who had heard
and admired Mr.. Hess sermons. Tho re.
ireshments were the principal part Of the
affair, though there were also some fine II.
terary and musical exercises. Row. Hess
has accepted an offer TO take charge porma.
neptly Of the congregation al Charleston,
Mo, and those who listened to him with
pleasure here, while wishing him every
good IN Charleston, will much regret bis
permanent departure.