The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05

Matinee ,o.nlorrow afternoon.

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(sausage).
-Drummers report trade dull all over
the country.
Just three weeks from yesterday till
Christmas.
Capt Alden is in Pa lucah, the guest Of
d. II. Perkins.
The number of failures daily reported
are distressingly large.
Cairo is regular city now since she
has regular ticket broker.
"A number of new piles are being driven
at the Illinois Central incline.
The new sewer in front of the custom
house is progressing finely.
W. ]. Ray, lawyer of Clinton (KY)
bar, was in town yesterday.
Luther Bedford, the printer kid, from,
where, is in the city.
Mr.. L. P. Parker made flying visit to
Du Quoin on business yesterday.
Seats for the matinee will be 80 and
20 cents-good all over the house.
Mr., Geo. Watson, the leading business
man of Belmont, Mo-, is in the city.
There is talk of building monument
to the memory Of President Polk at Colum-
bia, Tenn.
--Good thoughts are fragrant spears of
green grass, enjoyed even after they have
faded.
Buy your coal Of j. W. Moorhead,
good as big muddy and delivered, at So G5
per ton. CT
Don't forget that the Bankers Daugh-
ter will be produced tomorrow afternoon
at 9 O'Clock.
Cheap railroad tickets. Cut rate.
Ticket office Of w. w. Core, Ohio Leyee,
near Fourth street.
The "Ancients" have their regular
semi-monthly dance at the Ideal League
ha Monday night.
We understand that the second wheel
barrow tournament will take place soon.
Particulars tomorrow.
Anyone desiring one or two hand
somcly furnished rooms on Commercial av-
enue apply at this Office. If
Booker Reed was elected mayor of
Louisville Tuesday 10y majority greater
than his opponents vote.
All the rough pIasteriug of Nefr's new
hotel building is finished, and the remain
der will be done in few days.
Mr.. II. L. Halliday returned last night
from Springfield, H., where he has been
attending the mass convention.
Mr.. Jackob White, editor Of the HEX
man County Times, published at Clinton,
KY was on our streets yesterday.
Mr. Thos. Mccoy, of Golcouda, ar.
rived on the Fowler yesterday evening with
500 barrels of potatoes for the south.
WANTED 30 pounds large clean cot
ton rsgsAt The BULLETIN office; 5 cents
per pound will be paid for selected stock. 2
Hamilton county, Tenn, will build a
bridge across tie Tennessee river at Chat
tanooga, the cost of which is to be $780,
900.
ALL of our readers will please tele-
phone US everything they know. We will
answer all calls until as late as 10 o'clock
every night.
If a good level fall of snow should
come now with the roads in their present
condition sleighing would be as good as it
has ever been known in Cairo.
Mr.. E. A. Burnett and wife left yester.
day morning at II o'clock for Maiden, Mo,
and adjoining towns. We expect him to
bring back some nice ducks.
The wholesale notion firm of Hill,
Fletcher & Co., of Louisville, Ky, made
an assignment on the %. They claim the
scarcity of money to be the cause.
"A Boston man won eighteen hats on
the election, and everybody who comes into
his house bohers his wife almos. to death
asking her how she likes keeping boardcrs.
Captains Thompson and Wyatt who
few days ago purchased the steamboat a,
Paducah are there now making arrange.
ments to move their families in a few DAYS. |
A neat little programme is to be car
ried out this afternoon by half OF the so.
ciety Of the high school. All friends who
take the trouble to attend, will, no doubt,
be amply paid.
The hole occupied by the old city
pump which has for so long been the cause
81 the closing of the head of Tenth street.