The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-27
Local on third page.

Local on third page.
Don't forget to read New York Store
prices every day.
Ice, wood and kiudling, at CITY Brew
cry, Jacob Kee. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Beattie returned to
their home in St. Louis last night
Justice Robinson polished of three
cases of drunkenness and one of disorderly
conduct yesterday.
Mr.. A. Frohma has rs-opened his
saloon at the corner Of Fourteenth street
and Washington avenue.
Officer John Hogan is sick abed and
has deputized Tailor John Cain to act for
him on the night police force.
Judge Robinson convened county court
Monday morning, but adjourned till to-
morrow without disposing Of any business.
Mound City had dance Christmas
night, at which Cairo was represented cred.
itably by several of her young society favor
ties.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office. No. 70 Ohio
Levee. If
Monday evening Judge Robinson uoi.
ted Mr.. Fred Talbert, of this city, and Mrs
Susie Hamilton, OF Hodges Park, in mar
riage. The ceremony was performed at
the Green Tree house.
Work was begun yesterday on the new
brick business house Of Capt. N. B. This
tlewood on Ohio levse. Evidently, it is
the intention to push the house to compile.
ton as soon as possible without any regard
to the season.
For SALE "A good heating stove
sheet iron drum, new CRATE and fire brick
lining, in complete order, price $500.
81 Z. A. BURNETT.
The Huntley troupe drew well at the
Opera House Christmas day, contrary to tho
expectations of many. They produced
"Enoch Arden" at the afternoon matinee,
and "a Celebrated Case" at night. The
rendition in both cases was good.
"A very interesting little family reunion
was held at the residence of Manager War
ner, of the telephone exchange, Christmas
day, at which much good cheer and also
some other good things prevailed. Prof.
Armitage, principal of our schools, and 40
old friend of the family, was guest during
the festivities.
--Messrs. Smrth Bre's are having another
large addition built to their "Graud Cen
trail" Store, to be used for business purposes.
1t is to be q frame about twenty-five feet
wide, sixty feet deep and one.story high
fronting on Poplar street. The foundation
piers are built and the first floor Joists about
to be laid.
Mr.. W. F. Lambdin, THE BULLETINS
rive. editor, has gone home to Paducah,
principally because Of his anxiety for biz
little daughter who was bitten by dog q
few days ago. As several dogs have gone
mad in the neighborhood within the last
year, fears are entertained the brute that
bit the child may have had symptoms Of
the terrible disease. The dog WAS killed
Immediately after attacking the little girl
The new comet can be seen by the
naked eye after sunset in the northwest,
near the star Vega, the only star Of the first
magnitude in that vicinity. Through the
telescope il looks of the size Of the moon,
With just the suggestion of . tail. By the
latter part Of January it will drop down to
100000 miles Of the sun and it will be
much brighter than when it made it's star.
ring tour in 1912.
Miss Ida F. Blake, sister Of Alderman
B. F. Blake, Mrs. E. G. Blake, sister-in.
law, Of Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. Amanda
Emerson, teacher in the grammar school al
Lynn, arrived in the city Christmas noon
and are visiting at Mr.. Blakes residence
They lntend to remain away from home