The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-05
Locals on third page.

Locals on third page.
Remember the Delta ball Thursday
night, good time. st
MIR. McCander says his loss in the late
fire was fully $l,545 and his insurance ST.
100. Former figures were incorrect.
You will miss it by not attending the
clearing sale at Mrs. Willamson's Bazaar.
IN. A. Devore, Jr., OF Mound City, had
twin girl babies added to lis family the
other day, and N. A. Devore, ST., of this
city, feels as proud as though they we're
bis own.
Don't Forget the Delta dance Thursday
night, lots of fun. st
In the last issue of the Irish World ap-
pear the names of about twenty citizens OF
Cairo who contributed various sums to the
O'Donnell fund, amounting in all to up
wards of $40.
Go and see the bargains at Mrs. Viii
liamson's Bazaar offered for the next two
weeks. lw
DIR. H. Wardner, of the Southern Hi
nols Insane asylum, has issued circular
calling upon the friends Of patients in the
hnanital for contributions toward an enter
tainment at the asylum on the approaching
Christmas day.
Full stock and complete sample boob
of wedding invitations, etc, Just received a
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. rs Ohio
| Levee. If
Hon. Jno. @, Charles, a prominent
lawyer of Denver, COL. arrived in the city
last evening, on his way home from New
York, where he has been on professional
business. He is stopping at the residence
of Mr.. G. W. Strobe.
You can find real Ostrich tips at Mrs
Williamson's Bazaar on Seventh street
Cheap, three tips, in any shade for, 80 cents
| 1w
The Delta City Fire Co. Tomorrow
night give one of their very enjoyable par
ties at their hall, for which neat invitation
and programmes we're printed at The Bull
LETIN job office. Those who have ATTENDED
the Delta balls in the past will not mis
this one, if 1t can be helped, especially l
they are so fortunate as to have received in
vitations.
Constable Martin yesterday ARRESTED
Annie Fogleman and Sarah Robinson
keepers of institutions of wickedness Of
Commercial avenue near Eleventh stree,
and who had disobeyed an order OF cour
to vacate the premises, issued at the in
stance Of Judge Bross. They were bot
fined by Magistrate Comings, the forme
$40 and costs and the latter s25 and costs
"A carpenter employed on the Wabash
road, young man named Barney Skip
pers, while at work on the road at Ston
Fort, in Saline county, Saturday, wa
struck by heavy piece of timber tina
gave way Unexpectedly, and severely in
jured. His head was crushed and bruise
in manner that was thought for a whil
would prove fatal. He was brought HON
here and will be all right soon.
AT meeting of Cairo Commandery O
Knights Templar held Monday night, tn
following officers were elected: w. NJ
Murphy, E. c.; Jno. Antrim, g.; Geo. Z
O'Harra, G. G.; P. W. Barclay, P; ]. A
Goldsteln, Treas; A. H. Irwin, Recorder
Il. Wells, 8. w.; G. W. Dunning, ]. W.; NJ
| G. Crawford, St. B.; N. Cantwell, Swd. B.
IL. W. Morris, Warden; N. K. Manwsrinq
| G. OF G.
Minnie Madden and company ap
peared in "The Puritan Maid" at tn
Opera House last night. A good audienc
greeted her, and she met with her usus
success. The play is one of thrilling inter
est from beginning to end, portrsying lif
during the reign of "Puritanism" in Salem
The parts were all we'll supported an
the audience was evidently we'll pleased
Minnie acted her part admirably, with tn
same ease, grace and correctness to natur
that always characterizes her on the stage