The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-04

leave Cairo until his class are through Tor
this season.
Oysters, hot coffee, slaw, pickles, sand
witches, &C., for 25 cents, at Temperance
Hall, Tuesday evening, Nov. 9th. ct
The Paducah News of Friday states
that E. F. Lambdin, brother of our river
editor, isagain dangerous i'll.
The BULLETIN Job Office yesterday
printed the wedding invitation for Miss
Ida Owen anl Mr. II. W. Hull, Ceremony
Nov. 18th,
"A splendid time.keeper, in handsomely
chased case, is on exhibition at Tichemsn's
Billiard Parlors. A prize for somebody.
- Henry Ehler, one of the leading COM
mercial tourists Of the Queen City, has been
in the city for the past two days, filling
orders for his numerous customers here.
1t is said that the old shop used by
Andrew Johnson while tailor is yet
standing at Greensvile, East Tennessee,
and is now occupied by a family ofnegroes.
The Temperance ladies will give fine
oyster supper Tuesday evening. Come one,
come ALL 2t
Mr.. Sam Stuard, who formerly kept
hotel and saloon on the corner OF 4th and
Commercial avenue, has sold out, and his
family gone back to Paducah, their old
home
-Children's meeting this morning at the
Methodist Church. 1t is hoped that there
will be good attendance of the little folks,
with the usual congregation. All are in
vited. Evening services at 7 80 o'clock.
Frank James goes out shopping in
Gsllatin, No, without an escort. Taere is
no danger of Frank James running away.
He prefers at night the protection OF the
Jail to that OF any other habitatiOn.
Walkers Comique band, under the in.
structlon of Prof. AL Goss, is improving
rapidly and nightly the crowds grow larger
to hear the sweet strains of music, which
is discussed by this splendid band,
The Cairo market was better supplied
yesterday with vegetables, fowls and game,
than it has been at any time this season;
and there could be no complaint in regard
to something to eat, unless it be for the
want of stamps to procure it,
The passenger travel on the Cairo &
St. Louis Narrow Gauge is rapidly increas'
ing. The people take 1t because they know
the road is safe and it's passenger coaches
are equal, if not superior, to those of any
other road that runs into Cairo.
The rush of shows to this city has been
little too heavy On the boys lately, all
they want is about weeks time to repleD-
ish their depleted pockets. And then stick
up your show bills and give US another run,
and the lovers of amusement will respond
literally as they always do in CAIRO.
--LATEsT-For 5c. you can pass bliss
full hour dispol 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 ia where you are and get one. Every
dealer handles them. +. Korsmeyer Prop.
If
"A woman in Spottsvi,le, Penn, who
has been afflicted with spinal disease for
years, recently dreamed that she was cured,
In the morning she verified her dream by
walking without clutches, which she has
continued to do since. II will be bad
day for the doctors, when dreams effect
such cures az this.
The following are established wedding
anniversaries, as they may be celebrated:
First, Cotton; Second, Paper; Third, Leath-
er; Fifth, Wooden; Seventh, Wooden;
Tenth, Tin; Twelfth, Silk; Fifteenth, Crys-
tai; Twentieth, China; Twenty-ffth, Silver;
Thirtieth, Pearl; FOrtieth, Ruby; Fiftetb,
Golden; Seventy-fve, Diamond.
Chief Myers arrested two slick conf
dence men yesterday afternoon, but as they
had not given performance here, or an ex-
hibition of their talent In their special line
of business, he escorted them to the city
limits and asked them to try and make
date at some other point. They took the
gentle hint and departed hurriedly.
The city lookup, recently built at Pa
ducb, is not as secure as it was intended.
Although neat aud supplied with all the
modern appliances the prisoners have no
trouble in getting out whenever they desire,
and to open their iron barred doors is like
opening a paper valise with a pin lock
who's to blamei"
For the benefit of those desiring to
emigrate to Dakota and localities in the