The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-02

will be ready to start about the middle OF
next week There is in store some two
hundred tons of cotton seed which would
have been larger, but for the high price
at which seed has been held this season.
New presses at THE BULLETIN office.
Matthew Arnold delivered his first
lecture at New York Tuesday night to
large house.
President Arthur is said to be partic-
ular about his hair II is easy, now to un-
derstand why he remains wldower.
Musical instruments, all kinds and
prices, at Buder's. At
Matt Carpenter use to say that Bel
KNAPP was hero and an innocent man, and
that he made mistake in pleading guilty.
Joseph A. Reed, after spending the
summer for his health on farm IN Mime
sofa, has returned home and is looking
well.
A large display of jeweIry, of latest
styles and designs, at Buder's. At
The stone slabs and curbing is on the
ground to be laid into new sidewalk in
front nj the residence Of Mr. Leahigh on
18th street
Mrs. r. NJ. Lemen, of Bond county,
arrived In the city yesterday and will re-
main several weeks, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Burnett
The firm of Culver Page, Hoyne & Co.
of Chicago, whose failure was announced
Monday, was one of the oldest and wealth.
est printing houses in the city.
Stephen Schwanitz leaves tomorrow
for Hot Springs, where he will give those
famed healing waters fair chance at rheu
matism that has afflicted him go long.
Speaking of a ship:
A Scotchman called her bonny,
An Irishman called her sweet,
A Yankee called her bully,
An Englishmsn called her neat
Rector Davenport and wife returned
home by the Illinois Central railroad train
yesterday afternoon. From appearance We
venture the assertion that their trip was a
pleasant one.
Lizzie May UImer, who introduces
herself to Cairo audience tonight for the
first time, is beautiful girl and splendid
actress, and we hope will have warm
welcome.
How HE Robbed HIS Aged Father is
a headline in the World. This must have
been an exceedingly bad boy. Most boys
rather than trouble an aged parent, get in
their work on the neighbors.
"A current paragraph says that Gen.
Malone has lately changed very much in
his appearance. But the public doesn't
| care 70 read about Gen. Mshone's appear.
ance it wants to read of his disappearance
The New York Store Co., has fitted Out
a commodious private office in the from
part of one OF the stores from which III
president directs and controls the small
army of clerks required to take care OF their
immense trade.
A great sensation was produced in the
Mooney murder trial at Joliet, Ill.,, Mon
day by the production in court of the de
caying head Of the murdered man, which
had been resurrected, cut of and intro.
duced as evidence to show the course of
the wound.
The first bale of cotton ever picked
IRON field by machinery was exhibited
TINS week at the Charleston Is. c. Cotton
Exchange and attracted general attention
Inc condition OF the cotton was pronoun
ceo by cotton men as good as hand picked
cotton of the same grade.
Nip and Tuck" drew a good hous,
last night at the Opera House. The nlsv !,
agood one, full of comedy, and the compa
ny was one to bring out all the comicalitie
in the best light. The large audience wa
! enthusiastic and appreciative. The laugh
ter and applause was continuous through