The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-30
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

registered ., The II 'lidDy.
-lf,ou wait to buy sppies at your own
prices 60 10 Jackson's. 2t
"A l2-p und boy WAS added to the fam
lily Of Mayor Halliday day before yester-
day.
IL you want onions cheaper than they
can be raised 60 to Jscksons. ct
George r. Calhoun s. Co., welelsof
Nashville, have assigned. Laoilues, $40,-
900; assets, $4,000.
Buy your coal of ]. W. Moorhead,
good 10 big muddy and delivered, at $3.50
per ton. ct
Twenty divorce DEGREES were issued in
one day 10 St. Louis. Keep that up and
Chicago will be downed.
Anyone desiring one or two hand
somely furnished rooms on Commercial av-
enus apply At this Office. If
The next sociabe of the ladies OF the
| Church Of the Redeemer will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Charles Gallagher.
All heart sawed and shaved cypress
shingles at Lancaster s. Rice Manufactur
ing Co. for $3.50 per thousand. If
DIR. W. c. Jocelyns little daughter,
Myrtle, 4 years old, died at Centralia, the
present home of her parents, last Wedues-
day.
If wanting any thing in the produce
line give us call. We defy competition
g. Fl. Jackson & Co. Ct
DIR. Scott will in few days go with
his wife to Florida, to spend The winter.
Col. John W. will accompany them as far
As Tennessee.
WANTED. = 20 pounds large c'ean cot
ton rngsat THE BULLETIN Office; cents
, per pound will be paid for selected stock. 2
This is regular Selling to my arm, my
darling" weather, and The young msn with
his overcoat up the spout stands shivering
with terror at the prospect.
will Halliday sin St. l. uis attending
Bryant & S,ra'tsn's Con m rci-l Collrgc,
and studying short hand and telegraphy,
under private tutor.
-Belva Lockwood received three votes
in Pennsylvania. These with her one in
Michigan max q the race still closer be-
tween her and Ben Butler.
Customer How often am to take
this miI'urpi" Druggist time- a
day, after meals" Customer-"Rut, mis-.
ter, only get one meal in two days"
Mr.. Hoe, he inventor, Of New York
hopes to sum give the puh,ic N nv~rti,i
in thu WAY ~ ph,rgr ,phic n'rss N I
" tara u 90 900 ps.er, hu.
| s.. J hns sod. ITO ct drunk : 'niiy,"
but the printer set it, ITO get drunk is
jnlly." That printer lie. the result OF his
experience crop out in the paragraph
&C. W. Harrison, advance agent of The
Bankers Daughter Combination" is in the
city arranging for the appearance of his
company at the opera house 10 few days
The insurance underwriters report that
South Carolina tops the list of all the
southern states in excess Of losses over re-
ceipts Of premiums during the past eight
years.
| "A man up in Polo county offers to
send US for fifty cents, receipt for NIX
ing soap which from practical experience
he can recommend as good for washing the
devil"
Gus Botto has opened his new restau-
rant and dining room, and ex ends COR.
dial invitation to the public to visit him.
Ladies' entrance on either Commercial ave-
nue. or Seventh street.
Why the editor swore:-
Ayouth had DROP ed In with poem
| Another Was there with dun;
| And crank came In to tell him,
| How the paper ought to be run.
Verdict: The swearing was justif ,be.
-"Well," said George, II must 60" and
then he said good night with the Emma
Abbot attachment thrreunto nppertau,ng
"lf you must, you mussed," replied Linda,
"lmk at my hair and ruffle." And he
ruffled.
We offer to arrive this week 3 cars
fancy New York and Michigan apples. 9
cars choice onions, 2 cars choice cabhags
! car oranges, lemons and cocmnuts, cars
choice handmade long cut sourkralt. G..
II. Jackson & Co. O.
The champion shot on wild duck is a
sixteen-year.old bcy nsmei williams liv-
ing 10 Charleston and bunting on Big Lake.
He hunts for the st. Louis market and