The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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Pure white Leghorn eggs, 10 for one
dollar E. A. BURNETT.
Capt. Thistlewood went to Pulaski
Yesterday on business.
Mrs. John Raum, Of Golconds, is in
the city on visit to Mrs. E. A. Burnett.
Pay cars of the Wabash and the St.
Louis and Cairo roads came in yesterday
and squared up.
Ice, wood and kindlng, at City Brew
cry, Jacob klee. If
Mr.. Eberhart Butcher and Miss Dora
Dunken, daughter of Officer bunker, are
to be married in about month from now.
Another barge load of rock arrived
Friday, from Chester, for the Trust Prop
erty Company here, to be used on the com
panys leVee.
We are still ready to sell our entire
stock of clothing. Goldstne & Rosenwater
1t was the box factory that started up
Friday morning after a rest OF some weeks.
The Singer works were IN operation all
winter.
Mrs. j. D. Holmes and her daughter,
Miss Belief left this morning early for
Fulton, KY, Oh visit to the family of Mr..
A. A. Haynes and other friends there.
bankrupt stock of furniture for sale
cheap at No. 101 Commercial avenue, near
9th street, up stairs. If
Mr.. Peter Neff is having the lumber
tor his building on the levee, placed upon
the ground and probably during this week
men will be put to work preparing it Tor
use.
"A telegram from Beardstown, Ills,
informed Mr. r. W. Miller yesterday morn
ing of the death of his brother, from heart
disease, which occurred there at $50.
Deceased was si1ty-fve years of age,
An excursion to Fort Jefferson on the
steamer Three States is set for o'clock
this afternoon. Round trip fare Csc. 1t
Chairman c. N. Hughes, of the Congress
sional Central Committee, has issued the
official call for the Congressional Conven.
ton of the party. The convention is to
meet IN Moody's Opera House, Carbonate,
Thursday, June 9th, 1884.
All the latest styles of dress goods,
and dry goods in almost infinite variety,
are now open for inspection at the "old re-
liable" dry goods house Of Goldstein g.
Resenwater. ct
-- Metropolis Democrat of Thursday
says :-"Geo. Culver and Henry Middle
swarth finished caulking on the barge Lula
Barnard yesterday. Capt Nellls will load
her with gravel for Cairo as soon as the
river goes down."-The gravel is to be used
for Ohio levee street according to the de-
cislon of the Street Committee.
Mr.. A. A. Talmage, Fourth Vice Pres
ident of the Wabash system; Mr. K. H.
Wade, Superintendent of Transportation.
Mr.. Lincoln, Chief Engineer, and Mr.
Stevens, Division Superintendent came
down by special train last night, on trip
of inspection. They promised extensive
improvements on this end of the line this
spring.
The following are the holy days of
Lent-so says our religious editor: Quad
ragssima, March 2; Mid-Lent, March 90;
Annunciation, March IS; Passion Sunday,
March 30; Palm Sunday, April 6; Maun-
day, (Holy Thursday, and the first day of
| the Passover April 10; Good Friday, April
II; Holy Saturday, April 10; Easter, April
18th.
MIR. Herman Schulz returned from st.
Louis several days ago, a full-hedged phar-
macist, a graduate of one of the best schools
of pharmacy in the country. There were
torty-two of his class who were successful
with him. He studied one year in Chicago
and one in st. Louis, and came out with the
highest honors. He will now devote him.
self to practical business in the house of DR..
Paul G. Schulz.