The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-11

pany's celebrated tire-proof oil. lw
Mr.. VIM. Harrell has opened stand
on Commercial avenue, below Eleventh
street, where he intends to keep a general
stock.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, etc., Just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. 10 Ohio
Levee. If
Mr.. G. NJ. Alden also received a box
of Maj. E. w. Green's fine orange crop, he
"whscked up" with The BULLETIN man
agement, for which "here's how"
1.-THE jolly Seven" are to make another
trip to Lsketon to-day. The ostenSibls
purpose is to gather raw material for pisca-
torial globules, vulgarly called fsh-balls.
The room vacated by Sebastian Barth
several days ago. at the southwest corner of
Fourteenth street and Washington avenue,
will be occupied ss saloon again by
Messrs. Joseph Ronecker and A. Frohma.
For from two to three dollars you can
buy at Miller's Jewelry Store silver plat
ed Tea Spoons, silver plated Cup, | pair
silver plated Napkin Rings, pair Sleeve
Buttons, Ladies' Pin, psir Cuff Pins.
The report which gained currency yes
terday that Miss Bessie Gray, one of the
leading stars of the Grau troupe, does not
appear on the stage is erroneous. The
whole troupe appeared in the play last
night and will likewise tonight.
Miss Amelia Dugan was to have gone
home Sunday, according to her agreement,
with the "old folks at home," but by special
request and permission she remains until
Thursday and forms one of the fishing
party to Laketon to-day.
Judge Baker yesterday opened speci-
al term OF the circuit court. A traverse
jury was empannelled and the case of Caro-
line Nenninger vs.. Schiller g. Lutz was
taken up. The case was tried several times
before and will probably occupy the time
of this court for several days.
Mrs. SHELTON lectured again at Temper
ance hall last night, offering many strong
points in support of the work and enter
tanning her audience deeply for about an
hour. Sunday night she lectured to good
sized audience in the Presbyterian church.
Tonight she will lecture again at Temper
ance hall.
"A male member of the Harry j. Nor
timer Dramatic Company which passed
through the city Sunday, enroute for
Charleston, Mo-, being under the influence
of "booze," created disturbance on Com
mercial avenue Sunday night, but fortu-
nately fell into the hands of friends who
took him "home."
An old negro made complaint yester,
day that he had been robbed by a number
of men Sunday night on Ohio levee above
| Tenth street. A white man who had been
arrested as the one of the guilty party, be-
ing examined before Magistrate Couings
was discharged, the witnesses failing to
identify him as the guilty party. The
amount claimed to have been lost was near
ly s..
Father Damen opened the mission in ST.
Joseph's church Sunday morning, with very
fattering evidences OF the deep interest fel,
by the people in his sermons. A large con.
gregation greeted him, comprising many
not of the Catholic faith. The mission is
to continue for eight days. To night Father
Dsmen will deliver controversial lecture
upon Confession. A cordial invitation il
extended to the public.
You make mistake if you buy furni.
ture without first examining the large and
elegant stock now on exhibition corner 18th
and Washington avenue, next door above
postoffice. The line Of bed room and par
lor sets, reed, cane and folding chairs, is the
finest ever shown on this side of Chicago
Cincinnati or st. Louis, and is offered fol
sale at low prices. Sales now open until {
o'clock p. m. VIM EICHHOFF.
The case of Bross vs.. the Home Insur
ance Company of New York, in whict
plaintiff sought to attach money due from
defendant to Benjamin Wilbur, to satisf.
a security debt, and which had been con
tinued by Magistrate Comings until yes
terday morning, was decided in favor o
the defendant, the court holding that tn
avails of property are exempt from execu
ton if the property itself was so exempt b,
statute.
The Southern Illinois Anniversar
Association, a conductive of the Odd Eel