The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-02-23

have their hands full about THIS time
Mrs. Harry Sullivan, wife of one of our
young river men, has gone to Paducah on
a short visit to friends there.
-SUBscRIBERs CAN ORDER The BULLE-
TIN OF THE CARRIER OR BY POSTAL CARD.
John Turner was fined fifty dollars aud
costs yesterday by Justice Robinson for
gross disorderly conduct
Mr.. o. A. Phelps, the Eighth street
photographer, took several fine, large views
of the levee and harbor yesterday after
noon.
The Int of the season. The sour
Bachelor Cgarl" at Barclay Brothers.
If
AT Birds Point, Missouri, the river fell
one inch during Wednesday night. so said
Mr.. VIM. French who came over from there
yesterday.
The several citizens, charmen of the
of the committees in charge of the different
divisions of the levees, reported everything
all right on the levee yesterday evening.
800 cans of oysters, good reliable
brand, at csc. per can at Boston Cash
Store 1t.
A special to Captain Halliday from the
cashier of a Mt Vernon, Ind, bank, stated
yesterday afternoon that the Wabash river
there was on stand,
Fresh new vegetables -radshes, toma'
toes, beets, etc, are being received here from
| New Orleans and adorn the show windows
and lunch counters of some Of our best
restaurants.
Mr.. Jno. McNulty is having his bust
ness place enlarged and improved. The
Office in the rear has been torn out and =
new floor ia being laid there,
The work on the Twenty-third street
eewer was finished last evening A car load Of
rock and large number of dirt sacks were
put into the bulkheading around it and the
leakage was very nearly stopped.
School children will find The BuLlE-
TIN scratch-books Nos, and 3 tor sale at
Phil Saup's candy store. If
The track OF the st. Louis and Cairo
railroad, near Mr.. Porter's farm, is badly
damaged, 1t is turned up and the en-
bankment w1ahGd away for several
miles. Such is the report of gentlemen
who saw it.
MIR, Wires, advance agent for the
"Hszel Kirke" company of the Madison
Square theatre, was at The Halliday yester.
day, He goes from here to Little Rock
but will have to 60 by way OF ST. Louis be-
cause of high water.
The Boston Cash Store has just received
500 cans of good oysters and sells them at
csc per can, It.
The handsome bills OF the Madison
Square troupe which is to produce Hazel
Klrke" in the Opera House here on the
9th and 2Sth insts. were put up yesterday,
and they display more than usual taste in
design and In mounting.
News from Psducah late last evening
placed the river there at fifty feet five and
one half tenths, showing rise OF half
tenth during the day. The river there was
eight inches higher than last year and
nearly two feet lower than 1857.
Eat oysters. and buy them from the
Boston Cash Store, where 500 cans are for
sale at csc, per can, 1t
Passengers and mail are still being
ferred across the Okaw washout on the
Short Line road, and as consequence,
trains on that line continue to come in late.
The train due here yesterday afternoon at
about four o'clock did not arrive until
! after seven
MIR W. F. Russell has not permitted
high water or wild talk about it to interfere
with his daily work. He has been build.
ing house for himself on Twenty second
street and had not missed day until yes
terday, when sprau 10 the back disabled
him little.
A nice little excursion party came
down from Paducah on the Gus Fowler yes
terday afternoon. There were several civil
engineers with the party, who had been
sent down by Mayor Reed and committee
of Respondent citizens, to learn how to
fight food, so that in future they may
keep the water from Psducah's principal
streets.
On Monday Senator Lemma of this
district, introduced an important road bill
providing for appropriatiug, out of the
state treasury, a sum equal to what each
county raises for permanent state roads per
annum, which was referred to the revenue