The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-04-03

Mr.. W. R. Hallidays corn meal mill
is in full blast again.
"A new, attractive drop curtain is among
the improvements at the Theatre Comique.
--WANTED--A lady to canvass city.
For particulars apply to Boston Cash Store.
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The school board had meeting yester-
day afternoon; but nothing unusual was
done.
Senator Logan has been made chair.
man of the new Mississippi river commit
tee. He will devote next fall to ,nvestigat
ing the needs of the river.
Wall paper, latest styles and designs,
window curtains, picture moulding, etc, at
JEFF. Clarks. II
Work on the publication of the delin-
quent tax-list is about to begin. Copy will
probably be placed in the hands of the
printers to-day.
Prot. g. L. Guy, principal Of the Ches
ter public schools, was in the city Sunday,
on his way home from Metropolis, where
he had been to deliver lecture on the &C.
cassion of some school celebration.
Go to Blacks Monday morning and
you will sec the latest style shoes for 's3.
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The ladies of St. Patricks church will
give fair and supper at the Tenth street
hall on the 9th, 10th aud nth instants, for
the purpose Of raising funds to meet the
expense Of painting aud otherwise improv.
ing their church.
"A meeting Of colored voters is to be
held tonight at the Fourteenth street Bap-
list church. Business Of importance is to
attended to, they say. That the business
has reference either to the schools or to the
approaching municipal election is rroba-
bly, not open to dispute.
Candidates may come on with their an.
nouncemeuts, but don't forget The cash in
advance rule which is rigidly enforced.
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The smallpox item" that furnishes
the editor of the Argus with the only item
of Interest he had yesterday should not be
charged as he does it, to the Geographic
editor or the dispatches of The BULLETIN.
1t was among the news notes, not the tele.
grams, and is just the kind of error the
laundering editor ofthe Argus makes near
ly every day--when he does anything.
The report brought up by the steamer
Tyler Saturday evening, that in the wreck Of
the Polar Star about twenty lives had been
lost, was incorrect. Only Eve men were
lost as stated in the body Of Saturdays re
port, and they were deck hands and fire.
men. The remainder Of the crew, about
fifteen, came up on the steamer Florence
Sunday, all we'll. Captain Jno. White,
reported by the Tyler to have been killed,
was not on the boat.
Just arrived at Blacks shoe store all
the latest style shoes. ct
Tomorrow evening the genial Ben
McAuley an old actor and manager, will
present the splendid comedy drama, "a
Messenger from Jarvis Section" in which he
assumes the leading rate OF Uncle Dan'l the
Deputy Sheriff. We would advise those
who wish to witness a splendid comedy,
presented by arst.class artists, to 60 to the
Opera House tomorrow night. Tickets on
sale at Buders rs, so and rs including re-
served seats.
Another Kentuckian lodged in a down
town negro den Saturday night and when
he was about to leave, missed his money
out Of bis clothes, to the amount Of nine or
ten dollars. 10 squesled; tho negress,
Ellen McKesrney by name, was arrested,
and Magistrate Comiugs discharged her
because Of insufficient evidence Of guilt.
But Ellen 10 q hard case and she was
charged by the officer with being 9 vsga.
bond, and the court fined her ten dollars
aud costs and gave her stay Of execution
for few hours.
Andrew LohrI Genuine Aromatic Bel.
fast Ginger Ale, pure pleasant and
wholesome temperance beverage, 10 now
on sale It the leading saloons. If
Tho amendments made to Mr.. Line.
gars bills were all but one suggested by
himself, tho exception being one suggested
by Mr.. Hunt and had reference only to the
title Of the levee bill. Those offered by
Mr.. Linegar were important only in 60 far
as they gave fuller expression to tho terms
Of the bill, 20 that there would DO less pos.
sibility Of misconstruction In case they
came before tho courts. II 10 the opinion
Of Mr.. Linsgar, that there is now no oh.