The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-11-29

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some volcanic trup,ions Of temper among
the fair sex, whose new cloaks An Hne hats
received an unexpected drenching on the
way home from the opera house. r,g5
Dan Hartman 10 clearing nut his TO-
cent oun'eTs to make room for holiday
goods, MS will he seen by "ad' in business
lOca Q. 4
Judge Robinson rendered judgment
for $l92.20 against the bondsmen OF Frank
Cherry, and iu favor of the Rough and
Ready Fire Co. 9- ...
---Gen. Butler got six votes in Delaware,
and he sings: alr -ga ..-
Honor the vote they cast,
Honor fr I'm Hr't to last,
Noble sixl Eg ..
The police are Of the opinion that verv
littIe"T m and Jerry" was mixed With the
Thanksgiving turkey. There WAS not y
case OF ,ny kind on the d. cket yesterday.
The Schofeli Mig. Co, ol 90 South
Canal S., Chicago, want agents to handle
especially l0) per cent profit and a gold
watch worth SIS given free. Write them
nonce aud secure the agency. 4t-sat
-D,ugheny & Wilson expect to have
their new stave factory at Mound City in
operation 10 about six weeks. II takes the
place of one destroyed by fire a few months
ago. .....-.. a-
The youngest child of James L. Kin.
"ear died yesterday mOrniny OF mem
braneous Group. This is the second one oi
the family that has been carried of by this
disease within few weeks.
We offer to arrive this week cars
fancy New York and Michigan apples. 2
cars choice onions, 2 cars choice cabbagts
l car oranges, lemons and cocoanuts, 2 cars
choice handmade long cut sourkraut. G..
II. Jackson & Co. Ct
The Minnetonka, while al Lucas Bend,
stirred up snag with her wheels and the
snag 10 turn stirred up the government
rock barge Missouri No. 4 in a way that
ripped hole in her bottom causing her 10
sink in twenty.four feet water-s total loss.
For four years the gossips Of Washing
ton have been marrying President Arthur
to some one, and he 10 still running al
large. Now these same gossips have a
wide field IN President Cleveland ana have
already commenced working it tor all it is
worth.
The late committee on the late jubl ee
col ec,ed nearly or about $500 and expend'
1878, leaving fifteen to twenty dollars On
hand "a very good showing .or tine com
mittee and a good hough uncommon sltua'
tiuc for political committee to find them
selves 90 the home s,retch-out OF deb
and money 10 the treasury.
George Christmau has lief, the express
business, or IS he expresses IT, mo l"ng'
n locomotive but stNtirnary engine" To
long hours for an ordinary constitution
| steod--w-s duiy t~oo'y--is hours ou
OF twenty.tour, or twenty Fix hours stralgh
run--nnt suie which. He is now holding
down desk at the Illinois Central freigb
depot.
The average annual rainfall in the
Uuiled States, different localities, runs al
the way frrm inches to 1873 inches, the
lowest being Fort Garland Colorad and
Fort Brdger, Utah, inches, and the high
es, 1873 ncbrs, N-ah By, Washington
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Al 81 ka, AlNsEs, aod II N Il urois &" "
inches a Fort h ,sk,il, O,,gru.
Thanksgiving services nj the Bspts
church were very fine. Mr.. Tricks sermrr
was commented on 10 terms that mus
prove pleasant to the gifted gentleman anc
his friends; the singing also came IN for I
full share Of praise. The congregation
was large but composed mostly of ladies'
the gentlemen seeming generally to have
sought and found some other mode of re
turning thanks for the good gifts of th'
year. -a
"A party Of hunters from Cairo csmpet
IN the wids Of Kentucky y--say, ou' of siga
Of East Cairo--a few days to feast on wl'
turkey, squirrels and malard ducks. M
bacon in theirn; nothing but the choices
game. They returned home sadier anc
wiser men, hut with experience tha, makes
them authority on the relative merits o
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