The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-03


raj road have been late every day Tor some
time.
JEFF NJ. Clark yesterday purchased OF
+. Telchman his billiard saloon, IN Win
ter's block.
Buy your coal of ]. W. Moorhead,
good rs biz muddy and delivered, at So 50
per ton. OF
"A large force of men are making the
fill of the new right of way of the 81. Louis
s. Cairo railroad.
The Wabash pay train will be IN to-
day, ami make the railroad boys smile "a
bIand.lIke SMILE"
Capt. George Dunn and two of his
children are Frustrated with an attack OF
membrnneUus Group.
Mr.. o. A. Phelps is building himself
nice photograph gallery, just back OF Bar
clay Bros, on Eighth street.
Anyone desiring one or two hand
someIy furnished rooms on Commercial av-
enue apply al this Office. If
Judge Green left last evening for
Nashville, Tenn, to attend to me law
business. He will return Thursday.
AT the regular weekly meeting of the
Ideal Leagu- at their hall last nisht, quite
pleasant programme was carried out.
The readers attention is called to the
cuatlon sale notice OF furniture, nous hold
gooCs, etc, ~ be found 10 auo her column.
@ lille H LOT of dressed pork is comi e
in from the country At present. We judge
The cold wave has caused the sud len move
WANTED 20 p urds arge c'can cot
ton rngstt THE BULLETIN office cents
per uad will De psld tor selected stock. 2
The woman's club and library asso cia-
tion will hold meeting in their h,ll IN
the library building at O'Clock this after
noon.
1T seems to be fashion with mothers
who have had sons bonn TO them since the
election t. name them Gruver Cleveland
so.snI-so.
1t Is now a,crr,aned FIR certain hat
The Old independence bell will be- sent rom
Phlade phia to the worlds fair at New
Orleans.
MIR. F. Korsmeyer, the tobacconist, is
confined to his bed with severe throat
trouble. It's with difficulty that be eats
or even bresthes.
We were Yesterday shown nice
photograph of the Cairo public library
building, executed by o. A. Phelps for the
benefit OF the city.
Mr.. Lloyd Robertson and wif-,.of Chi
70, ,itrr pleasant weeks visit to Mr.. Hen
ry Orm and family, lief, the city for home.
- Paducah News, Dec. /.
MIR. r. B. Fl Iover, superintendent Of
the central telephone exchange, and Mr..
Storer, Inspector of the same, paid our tx
change q! ing visit yesterday.
We I'm ierstand that Miss L, da Pitch.
er will return after the first oi the New
Year, and take her old place at the
switch board of the telephone exchange.
w. Il Woodland, receiver of che
Texas u 5 Louis railroad, passed through
in his private car yesterday morning. He
remained in our city only few minutes.
There is not day passes now but that
either the trains or ferry carry hunting par.
ties To- Kentucky and Missouri. They re-
port duck shooiLg Immense 10 Missouri.
Rev. q W, Richardson will preach at
the Baptist church, corner Tenth and Po-
plar streets, tonight. Ali are cordially in
vited to attend and hear good discourse
by an able divine.
-Paducsh citizens did not turn out 10
full force to see reierick Warde as ours
did, Perhaps they have not rs mnch mp
preciation for the things that are grand us
we Cairoiles have.
What fools some mortas be- A negro
man in Jackson, Mich, cut his throat be.
cause some one told him that he would he
placed back 10 slavery, since tie demo-
cratic party was in power once more.
Capt Knight, of the river commission,
returned with his family from few weeks
stay At the government works at Plum
Point, on the steamer Belle Memphis night
before last, and is again at The Halliday.
Capt. Ike Moran, of the wharfbost re-
turned Monday from FIHda, where he
went 20 see about his plantation. He re-
ports things Progressing finely with 90 ID
prospects.
There ia now w'ging in st. Lo1is war