The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-06
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS


this season.
The high school exercises yesterday
afternoon were very nice.
Read and consider the locals of Walter
B. Peths, found among locals.
The pretty days have changed to those
that are not so pretty.
Miss Mamie Bennett, after two
weeks illness, is again able to be out.
Some excellent music was rendered
night before last by serenading party.
Mr.. Smith, of Illinois, has named his
boy Pension List, because he grows so fast.
Capt. Lem Hill, formerly of the Ella
Kimbrougb, left for St. Louis yesterday.
Buy your coal Of ]. W. Moorhead,
good as big muddy and delivered, at $2.65
per ton. Ut
The charity association holds meet
ing at Brlstol's hall this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The "Blnker's Daughter" at matinee
and tonight. Seats 25 and so cents--good
all over the house.
Cheap railroad tickets. Cut rate.
Ticket office of w. W. Core, Ohio Levee,
near Fourth street.
Mr.. r. G. Crecelius, prominent mer-
chant Of Olmstead, H., was in town yes
terday on business.
BE sure and attend the ladies' and
children's matinee at the opera house this
afternoon al 2 o'clock.
Anyone desiring one or two hand
somely furnished rooms on Commercial av-
enue apply at this Office. If
MI. Alex n. Taylor, the clever editor
of the Fulton, KY, Futonan, was in our
city yesterday on business.
Miss Dora Jones, Of Metropolis, is in
the city and has been for several days, WIS.,
iting Mrs. Rector.
New 1884 California canned fruit, also
new prunes, and currants. Walter B. Pet
tis, the grocer Telephone II. ct
Mrs. Willis, of Metropolis, mother of
Mrs. +. P. Davenport, was on visit to her
daughter yesterday.
Mrs. Norman Rexford, of Centrsiia,
is in the city, the guest of Mrs W. r..
Halliday, her slster-in-law.
-WANTED.-20 pounds large clean cot
ton ragsat THE BULLETIN office; 5 cents
per pound will be paid for selected stock.
"A boa constructor in New York is at
hcted with cancer in his mouth, and la
to submit to a wash of alum water.
Mrs. Mary R. Waggoner, of Columbus
Ohio, is in the CITY visiting Pilot Henri.
Ashton's family, on Twelfth street
Plain and self-raising buckwbeat fou
and maple syrup at Walter B. Pettis, TIT
grocer. Telephone II. 2t
Mr.. John r. Winston, formerly cash
Ter of the wharf-b boat, is in the sample and
refreshment business at Kansas City.
Mr.. Cornelius Boyle, ST., father Of ou'
worthy foreman, is in town for day OF
two. Mr.. B. is tailor and fine workman
-Kingman & Co.'S pure lard, hams snt
breakfast bacon. Walter B. Pettis, thu
grocer. Telephone II. ct
Judge Pdgeon is again in our city af-
ter spending some few days in St. Louis 10
the interest of the book he Is soon to pub
lish.
The arms manufacturers Of the United
States, in the absence of war, will doubt
less fall back on the ladies of Paris and
New Orleans.
A full line of staple and fancy grocer
les, canned goods, fruits, ETC., at the loves
possible prices, at Walter B. Pettis', tn,
grocer. Telephone n. ct
The lecture by Mr.. French was quite
a nice sifair. The nclement weather pre-
vented as large an attendance as he other
wise would have had.
Mrs. John Jones gives an elegant
o'clock tea at her residence corner Eleventh
and Walnut, Thursday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. Norman Rexforl.
Some one has been writing on show tc
dress window" 1t is simple enough
take sash big enough to hold the pane
and fasten it up gracefully.
Mr.. c. Shourds, of St. Louis for.
merly conductor on Iron Mountain railroad
at this pace, spent Thursday in the city
visiting friends.
Prospects for another wedding are
whispered. II is to come off in about two
or three weeks, and will be in the neigh.
borbood of the one Sunday.