The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-08
Cooking Oil at G. D. willlamson's.

Miss Mary Flanoy, sister of Mrs.
Tinkle, is coming this week to make her
home permanently in Cairo.
You will find The BULLETIN dis
patches of this morning 10 the Republican
this afternoon.
TO close a consignment, lot OF 80
bbs. apples will be sold at auction this
day at II o'clock at store of r. W. Miller,
Ohio levee.
-.H4rdy's dsncing-class will meet this
(rLursda,) evening, instead OF Friday. on
account of the Masquerade ball to be given
at Washington Hall Monday night.
School children will ind TIE BULLE-
TIN scratch-books Nos. 2 and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. tt
The wholesale grocery firm of Fisher
& Paxton, Pa iucah; made an assignment
Monday. Their Liabilities are understood
to be large.
--Messrs. Smith & Brinkmeyer, merchant
tailors, havereceived heirspring stock, com.
prising all the latest novelties in their line,
and will sell at the lowest figures and Guar
anee satisfaction,
Remembers the Masquerade ball given
by John Scheels at his hall next Tuesday
night. Prepare your suits; there will be
no high water to postpone it. Tickets at
Taber Bros. Jewelry store, SOC, aud supper
25 cents. A good time expected.
Mr.. Fred. Koeher has opened a
butcher shop on Commercial avenue near
Twentieth street, in the Winter building.
He will keep the best the market affords as
he has slways done before aud invites
the public to come sod see him. 1t
Mr. Morgan, who has for snme time
been clerk on one the wharfboats, has ac-
cepted the positi, Of express messenger for
the Southern Express company, and will
make his first trip this morning. His
run" is between here and Mobile and he
will be 10 Cairo twice per week
Fl. NJ. Thomas, deputy sheriff, aud ".
c. Phelps, constable, of Pope county, came
down on the steamer Fowler from Golcon.
da, ILL.,, yesterday enroute to the
insane asylum at Anna, ILL.,,
with James Hosser adju iged insane.
Houser is As years old and in good health
and became as wild as March hare at Pa.
ducsh where they missed connection and re-
quired police help to control him, causing
considerable excitement.
Now that the director of the mint has
sent forth just as many millions of the new
nickel as will command premium from
curiosity hunters, Secretary Folger has or.
dered that the futureconage of nickels shall
bear the word scents" according to law.
The things ahoat are sold fnr seven cents
EACH all over the country. Next week the
quotation will be dime. Several hun.
bred OF these new nckels have found their
ways to this city, into the hands Of different
citizens, who will now doubtless hold them
at large premium.
Several days ago the Egyptian mills were
shut down for the purpose Of making some
important and extensive improvements in
the entire running gear of the mills =
changing the old m .chinery for new Of the
latest improved pattern. Roller mills will
take the places of six Of tn, present run OF
stone, which, it Is claimed, will enable the
mills to produce much liner grade Of -four
generally. This change will of course me-
cessitate changes in the other machinery
and will call for heavy expenditure of
money, but the proprietors have weighed
these things well and are satisfied th Il "tht
end will justify the means"
A pleasant little party gathered at the
residence of Mr., W. A. Drips, No. Z, soutl
25i street. St. Louis, Tuesday evening
:. The attraction, aud il never fails to attract
was the marriage OF Mr.. Giles Beattie, /,
New Orleans gentleman in business IN 81
Louis, and Mrs. Ida II, James, sister O
Mira. BURNETT aud Mrs. Drips. DR.. Brooks,
Presbyterian minister of St. Loui:
church, OBLIGATED, The affair WAS very
quiet only few personal friends aud rela
tives of the brrle and groom being pres
: ent. Mrs. JaMes' many fren IL in Cair,
will lin the The BULLETIN in wishiny tn
couple long, aprosperous and a hapr.
! life.
. "A negro named Charles Graham wa
"transfer contractor" for some parties VIII,
brought large quantities Of lumber here b.
e barge, to be transferred to cars at this poiu
!, aud sent to St. Lnuis. He hired abou
: twenty men Of different colors aud national
= ties Thursday, Ia unload two barges at
point little above the elevator. The me