The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-25

10 WnOlly untrue. Inc mines are IN full
operation, and "Psradise' coal ia coming
into this city in large quantities every day.
The water lacks thirteen inches of being
up to the slope at the mouth of the mine.
and the mine itself is as dry % . powder
horn should always be.
Richard Fitzgerald was fined 81 and
costs by Magistrate Comings yesterday. for
being q vagrant, No one, OF course, will
for moment suspect that this Richard was
our Richard, he of the court house.
A meeting of the several church choirs
and other singers In the city is to be held
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
night, for the purpose of rehearsing for a
union service to be held at that church on
Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Lsnsden is to d.
rect the music and Rev. Eden, of the Bap-
fist church, is.to preach the sermon.
The Singer company has still num-
Der OF teams at work hauling sand for the
extensive buildings they intend to put up in
spring. The bin prepared for the sand will
hold three thousand yards, and 1t is the in
tention to fill it before high water, in order
that lack oflsand and the impossibility to
get it may not prevent the early commence
ment of the building.
The steamer Thomas Means was at.
tached at the wharf here yesterday for q
debt of $43 due from her as wharfage. II
was an old debt which the boat had re-
fused to pay because, though she had
landed, she had done no business. The
matter was compromised by the payment
Of $1s, and the boat went on up the river.
Friday Justice j. II. Robinson examin.
ed Jno. NJ. Clifford upon the charge Of re-
moving and disposing of household goods
upon which he had previously given a
mortgage to Mr.. Henson. The latter was
the complainant and the defendant WAS
held to bail in the sum of 800, failing to
give which he went to the county Jail.
-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 for
sale at low prices. Sales now open until 8
o'clock p. IN. WIN. EICHHoFP.
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Mr.. Joseph Steagala will start to-day
for Hot Springs to open branch business
there, similar to that be has been in for
some years here, but on q more extensive
scale. He will form q partnership with
James K. Lane, formerly Of this city. He
will have 8 much larger and finer estab-
llshment; fine bar, five or SIX billiard and
pool tables, and restaurant conducted on
tie European plan. His business here will
20 on as ever, as the other is but an e1-
pertinent.
One Of the most important acts Of the
Odd Fellows assembled at Springfield las.
week, was the adoption Of resolution in
structing the grand representatives to use
their influence in securing Legislation to
pay benefits to brothers who. through age
or iufirmlty, are unable to work-,he same,
substantially, as sick benefits are now paid.
The resolution was finally passed, and it is
believed it will prove popular with subor-
dinate lodges. The proposition is not q
new one, bu, it has not, heretofore, met
With favor at the hands Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge.