The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-28

sion establishment in the world, and yet it
swells daily owing to the efforts of the
sharks to make business, while the ex.sol-
der, who applies through them for what
are perhaps his just dues, invariably leaves
a heavy percentage in their hands.
Block & Koehler are stocked with all
the width and sizes of fine shoes. 3t
The lumber for much needed new
sidewalk on Ohio levee between 10th and
18th streets is on the ground, and parties
are making arrangements for the stone for
walks below 9Th street.
Go andssee the gold watch and chain
at Teichman's. Tu & Su
A San Francisco man advertses for
1920 red headed girls-must be good look
ing" He probably thinks of marrying and
moving to Utah, but he could just as well
have called them golden haired"
"A No. Base-burners for soft coal
cheap, at A. Halleys. l0t
Prof Esenberg is in Cairo on visit.
His friends welcome him with warm hand
shakes. He has read THE BULLETIN reg
ularly ever since he left Cairo, therefore sees
nothing that surprises him, in the changes
that have taken place in the city.
Block g. Koehler are giving extra in
ducements in boots and shoes. st
-Supt. D. G.. Moore's headquarters were
removed to Mt. Carmel yesterday, where
they will be permanently located. Another
change in the Wabash is the time OF the
passenger train, which will hereafter leave
at 4 80 in the morning
Ostrich feathers cleaned and dyed in
any color and shade by new French pro-
cess, entirely renovated and made equal to
new, by Miss Belle Tanner, Washington
avenue corner 18th street. Ut
1t is a melancholy comment on the re-
cent swagger of our naval authorities about
our to-be- reconstructed navy, that we should
have to go to An English firm for the armor
plate turrets and pilot.house of the Lianto-
nomah.
Mr.. Hiram Hill returned from Plum
Point Friday. He succeeded IN raising
the government boat, and the wrecking
boat Charlie Hill arrived here yesterday
and is now ready to attend to any business
in her line.
In Montana, recently, six men were
shot 10 one week while attempting to jump
claims. If the inhabitants of Montana
don't get to be more saving of their lead,
they will shortly be out Of ammunition.
aye Ancients" enjoyed pleasant meet
ing last night at the residence of Mr.. G..
w. Henderson. The class has grown
steadily since its organization and now
numbers dozen couples, none of them, if
we except Bradley and Henderson, so an
Clent as the name WOuld Imply.
-LATEsr-For SC. you can pass bliss
full hour dispel your sorrows, and quiet
your nerves. The "Bad Boy" cigar was
built for that purpose. 1t is the smokers
inevitable. Don't stand back, but drop
right in where you are and get one. Every
dealer handles them. F. Korsmeyer, Prop
If
Mr.. Burnett's 45th anniversary occur
red yesterday He kept it very quiet
birthdays come around little too often at
his stage of the game, and it is taking a
mean advantage to tell it now. Mrs. Bur
nett, as a memento, presented him with a
three.year old trotting horse that she pur-
chased in Pope county last summer, and
also gave his mot the colts age away.
The commissioner of pensions is doing
now what should have been done years
ago, and kept up without lntermission; i, e.
depriving pension attorneys guilty OF
fraud or misrepresentation from practicing
before the department. On the principal
that it is better late than never, the new de.
parture of the pension Office is worthy Of
commentator.
Anna Dickinson's three years tusse
with the drama has swallowed up the 800
900 she made on the lecture platform and
she was left foored in Detroit by an ALB
sconding manager early in the week. The
Detroiters Friday gave her rousing
benefit to set her up again on the unfortu'
nate legs she had exhibited, to the dismaJ
of the pit and the gods" in her dramatic
career.
The New York Sun says that "the
prospect OF Democratic success Is now Sc
bright that the party may be pardoned fo
feeling a little confidence. II NAV be par