The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-02
Locals on third page.

Locals on third page.
Go and rec the bargains at Mrs. Will
liamson's Bazaar offered for the next two
weeks. lw
The Argus has new type and presents
an improved appearance. The BULLETIN
congratulates its neighbor upon this evil
dent prosperity.
You will miss it by not attending the
clearing sale at Mrs. Wiliamsons Bazaar.
The 81. Louis & Cairo railroads con.
struction train is expected some time this
week to resume work on the tracks of the
company mere.
you can find real Ostrich tips at Mrs.
Willismsons Bazaar on Seventh street.
Cheap, three tips, in any shade for, so cents.
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Mr.. D. v. Robbins, the oldest check
clerk in the Illinois Central depot here,
succeeds Mr.. Robert Jones on the com-
psnys wharf.boat.
A small force Of men was put to work
on the upper end of the Mississippi levee
yesterday, raising the track little more
aud leveling it.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., just received a
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. 70 Ohio
Levee. If
Ticket No. 80,74O, in the Louisville
Lottery, drew $1,000 on the Goth ulumo
one-half OF which found its way to a club
Of five in this city.
Corn comes in very plentifully now
Eight wagon loads might have beer
counted at one time yesterday morning ii
front Of Mr.. W. R. Hallidsys mills.
For 50 to rs cents you can buy pail
Of pearl sleeve buttons, silver thlmble,
plated butter knife, or silk guard at Mil
ler's jsvelry store. 2t
sam Cox was up before Magistrate
Comings yesterday for excessively indulg
ing his appetite for spirits of the into1i
eating kind, and be was fined 81 and Gusts
Yesterday afternoon blind horse
drsy loaded with furnlture-1'welfth stree
near levee washed out along southerly
side-horse made jump and landed ir
ditch-furniture smi,hereens and chaos.
The ladies of the Baptist church vii
give a socisble and oyster supper at thu
church, corner 10 h and Poplar streets
Tuesday nigh, December 4th. The public
is cordially invited. Ambulance and sup.
per 20 cents. I'd
"A meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
tisn association occurs at the rooms thu
afternoon At 4:l5 o'clock. The Exercises
will consist of bible readings, conducted b!
Rev. Davis, OF Metropolis. Tea will als'
be served at thu rooms. The reception o
railroad men will be held at the rooms
Thursday night.
-L0sr-Between P. G. Schuh's drug
store and Eighth street, on Commercial
avenue, q god oracelet, with ornament o
buttsrcup pattern. Finder will be suitabl,
rewarded BY leaving same at this Office, O.
with ". H. Oakley. 1t
Congress meets tomorrow. The Hgh
for the spsakership 10 raging as holly al
ever. But N. Springer has retired from tn,
contest; having submitted bic chances and
fortunes to the Illinois delegation, that
body decided that in view of all the cir
cumstanoes 1t would not be wise to present
Mr.. Bpringer's name to the house for the
speskership at this time, Mr.. Springer II
said to submit cheerfulIy to the decision OF
tho delegation.
The Texas q 81. Louis pay car started
from Birds Point down the road at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. An engineer
from New Madrid took charge Of the en-
CINE. The psymsster had the psy-rolls for
September and Octnber, and has orders to
pay Of for the former month going and for
thu latter returning. Another pay car will
be or WAS started from the other end OF the
line, and 10 far - known last night good