The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-09

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morning and evening at the usual hours.
Ask your grocer for Chess Csr!ey COM
pany's celebrated fire-proof oil. 1w
Services will be held to-day as usual
in nearly all the churches,
After the opera Monday and Tuesday
evenings we will have rest of about two
weeks. |s.
DIR. Jocelyn was in the city yesterday.
He is doing good business in musical
instruments in Centralia.
MIR. Thomas Kesne has already put q
force of carpenters to work repairing the
house damaged by fire recently.
Miss Maggie Reinhart, of Memphis,
cousin to Alderman Hinkle, and charm.
ing young lady, is in the city, visiting Miss
Lena Ray.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC.. just received at
THE BULLETIN Job Office, No. rs Ohio
Levee. If
MIR. d MEL Hartman makes an an
nounCement for the holidays 10 special
locals this morning, that will especially in
terest little folks.
Little children should send their let
ters to Santa Claus, making known their
wishes Immediately, care of Daniel Hart.
man, as he will move in few days.
Alderman jesse Hinkle returned Fri.
day from a trip to New York. He went to
look after quantity Of Tobacco he had
in the market there.
The Presbyterians are making extern
sive preparations for Christmas exercises in
their Sunday School. A tree laden with
sweetmeats, ETC., and Christmas cantata,
will be among the prominent features.
The young man who attempted to steal
acoat from Mr.. Marx, Friday evening, was
tried for vsgrancy by Magistrate Comings
Yesterday, fined 500 and costs and given a
stay of one minute in which he made fast
time out of town.
Rev. Father Dsmen will open mission
in St. Josephs church to-day. He is an
eloquent speaker--the same who held large
audiences spell bound for several nights in
succession at St. Patrck's church last year.
This evening Mrs. Shelton will de-
liver the third of her course of lectures at
Temperance hall on Eight street. Her lee
ture last night was again we'll attended.
Both in substance and delivery her lectures
are peculiarly attractive aud impressive.
She will remsin until Thursday night.
Mr.. Sebastian Bsrth will tomorrow
move into the place heretofore occupied
by Mr.. Joseph Ronecker, where he will
keep large and varied stock of liquors,
tobacco and cigars. He is having the
rooms thoroughly renovated and will have
very attractive place. 1t
"A telephone message yesterday NOR
ming summoned Chief Myers down in the
vicinity Of The Halliday to attend a man
who had fallen and nearly killed himself.
1t turned out that the man only mashed his
nose little, causing his face to be covered
with blood. The newspaper fraternity that
had gathered there, including the Associated
Press, we're Disguised,
-You make mistake if you buy furni-
ture without first examining the large and
elegant stock now on exhibition corner 18th
and Washington avenue, next door above
postoffice The line of bed room and par
lor sets, reed, cane and folding chairs, is the
finest ever shown on this side of Chicago,
Cincinnati or st. Louis, and is offered for
sale at low prices. Sales now open until 0
o'clock p. m. VIM. E1cHHoFF.
The Illinois State Temperance Union
convention at Bloomington decided We'd
nesday by vote of "a to 18, to consolidate
with the National prohibition and protec-
tive party, and recommended the immedi-
ate organization of the party througout the
state for the campaign of 1884. This action
commits the prohibitionlsts Of this state to
enter the campaign next year with state
ticket as we'll as to support the prohibition
presidential ticket.
The revenue collections during last
month in this, the Thirteenth district OF
Illinois, were as follows: On distilled
spirits, $l9, 49s.95; tobacco, snuff, cigars,
ETC., sl4,33S.29; fermented liquors, So, 4l9.-
1e; sundry, $3.50; penalties, or total
40,260.o7. The total during the
month fell $6,s2s.s5 short of that
of the previous month, the principal de-
crease being in the collections on tobaccos,
snuff, ETC., which were $3,4l3.s9 less than