The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

"A grumbler says there is one thing
which can always be found, and that is
fault.
Extension and centre tables, folding
lounge, cooking stove and everything per-
tanning to housekeeping, at auction ten
o'clock to-day on Tenth Street.
When man is so stingy as to borrow
newspaper when he is able to buy, he
will talk through his nose to save the wear
ing out his teeth.
Call and examine a splendid line of
Easter cards at Coeman's. 1t
The man who processes to hold news
papers in contempt is the first one to look
in the morning journal to see if his arrival
has been chronicled.
Mems low cut button shoes reduced
from $3.50 to sl.60. Great closing sale.
est HAWTHORN g. SLoo.
Yesterday afternoon Magistrate Com
ings joined in marriage Mr.. Samuel Stevens.
of Mississippi County, Mo, and Miss Sarah
Lindsey, of Birds Point, No. both white.
Look for the red flag on 10th Street,
between Commercial and Washington, 10
o'clock to-day. Auction sale Of furniture,
etc. etc.
Sunday morning about 10 o'clock fire
broke out in the 1ue of house on Fifteenth
street back of Walnut street. During the
excitement caused by the discovery OF the
fire negro girl, one of the occupants of
the house, ran out and fell from the walk
into the sipewatrr in the yard. She came up
under the sidewalk and it was with some
difficulty that she was rescued more dead
than alive. The fire did not amount to
much.
Easter cards in all styles and prices
that cannot fail to please everyone, at Cole
mans It
Three unusually tall men came down
on the Illinois Ceu,ra train and stopped at
The Halliday yesterday morning. Two of
them were seven feet eight and three-quar-
ter inches tall and the other was an even
seven feet eleven inches. They were dress
ed like ordinary men, but attracted much
attention and were followed by crowd of
curious people. They were on their way to
New Orleans, from Chicago where they
had been on exhibition in dime museum
We will offer Our entire stock of I'm
perial White Shirts at 81 % to close
9.3t HAWTHORN & SLoo.
of some Of the principal features with
Doris Shows, we must compliment Will
lam Showlrs, American champion bare
back rider, who, in our opinion, vanquishes
such artists as Charles Fish, James Robin
son, William Dutton and Frank Melville.
We have seen them all, and none so grace
full as Showles. His execution of jumping
% and off horse at full speed is some
thing marvellous, and, we claim, that no
rider can attempt the same feat as an equal.
Philadelphia (Ps.) Times.
The Delta City Fire Company has de
cided on giving Grand Spring Calico
Hop. The first of the season, which Will
occur on April 18th. St
The "pauper labor of Europe" as a
protection against which certain people in
this country are constantly lauiing our
tariff, has been imported in such quantity
by the manufacturers of Pittsburg that it is
driving the American labor to the far
West. Twenty-Five families have Just left
that city for Washington Territory and sew
eral hundred more will leave soon. The
only cause for their departure which they
offer is that they are crowded out by the
cheap imported labor of the highly protect
ed manufacturers.
Auction sale of household and kitchen
furniture at 10 o'clock to-day on Tenth st.,
between Commercial and Washington AYES
Alderman Lancaster comes out in this
issue of THE BULLETIN as candi-
date for reelection to the council III
the Fifth ward next Tuesday. He has a
large interest in the welfare Of his ward
and of the city generally and is backed by
several years Of experience in the council
which has given him an
insight in the affairs of
the city that would aid him much in the
performance of the duties of alderman in
the future. Mr.. Lancaster's past record in
the council will bear the closest scrutiny
and is sufficient guarantee that his voice
and his vote will be given only on the
side of what will be of the greatest good to
the greatest number. He would be worthy
e Al. A.