The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-06

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Locals on third page.
Remember the Delta ball tonight,
good time. 1t
See notice of cottage for rent by Wood
Rittenhouse, in special locals.
You will miss it by not attending the
clearing sale at Mrs. Willamson's Bazaar.
Sheriff Jno. Hodges took Monroe
Purcell to the Insane Asylum at Anna
yesterday.
Don't Forget the Delta dance tonight,
lots of fun. 3t
Ladies wishing to learn fancy embroid-
ering, or desiring to have 1t done, will find
notice of interest in special locals.
Go and see the bargains at Mrs. vii
liamson's Bazaar offered for the next two
weeks. lw
-Messrs. Atcber Bros. have bought out
the saloon fixtures of Mr.. Joseph Ronecker.
For Holiday presents, do not forget to
examine John A. Miller's extensive stock of
jewelry and silver-ware. ct
The winner Of the $500 in the Louis
vile lottery was Engineer Dad Stone, of
the Illinois Central road.
Just received a large stock of crewels
and chenille at Mrs. Hackers Bazaar 1t
-"Carrots" in 40" at the Opera House
tonight is not all like that introduced
here by the Ada Richmond Co.
You can find real Ostrich tips at Mrs.
Willamson's Bazaar on Seventh street.
Cheap, three tips, in any shade for, 30 cents.
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Lizzie May Ulmer at the Opera House
this evening. Only one night of splendid
and instructive entertainment
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. 10 Ohio
Levee. tt
40" is Accordingly interesting and
one of Joaquin Miller's best stories, revised
and improved by Leonard Grover.
The readjusters will vote with the Re.
publicans in the senate, and give that body
to the Republican party by four majority
Judge ]. II. Robinson yesterday united
Mr.. VIM. B. Biffle and Miss Minnie NJ
Turner, both of Greenwsy, Ark, in mar
riage.
Miss Umer is captivating soubrette
and conscientious artistic, and will render
Mr.. and Mrs. McKukakins 90" more than
interesting tonight. Secure tickets early
Mr. Harry Hughes, of the internal
revenue office, is being visited by a cousin
Mr.. T. g. Hall, of Waukon, Iowa, who is on
his way home from business trip to New
Orleans.
Among tie guests at The Halliday
yesterday we're Mr.. d. G. Moore, division
superintendent of the Wabash, and General
G. w. Pavey, collector Of this revenue dis
trict.
The Wickliffs Plaindealer has given
up the ghost. 1t was lively little paper
while it lasted and doubtless did the town
much good. 1t ought not to have been per-
mitted to die.
| The ladies Of the W. G. T. U. hold
their annual election of officers on Thurs
day afternoon, Dec. 9Th, at 8 80 p. M The
attendance of all the members is earnestly
requested. 1t
-Grau's English Opera Co. appear here
Monday and Tuesday evenings next, open.
ing with LA Mascott," followed by "Pi-
rates of Penzance" Tuesday night. The
troupe consists Of thirty artists, all we'll
trained in their parts, and who have given
satisfaction everywhere.
Some days ago stranger interviewed
Chief Myers very closely as to the ordi-
nauces governing peddlen. The man had
patent clock to sell, and was anxious to
canvas this city, but would not for the
world come IN conflict with the law and
ito minions. But from the chiefs presence
he proceeded forthwith to the remote parts