The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-31

last day of 1884.

The new skating rink opens this even
ing.
The tobacco crop of this year is the
largest ever gathered in this country.
Mr.. Elmer Comngs is recovering. He
was able 10 sit up a short time yesterday.
Notwithstanding the hard times:
there is one thing we have an abundance
of-mud.
"A numb3r of swatch meetings" will be
held INDEPENDENTLY by young folks
in pairs.
"A wreck in North Cairo, caused by the
sinking of the track, delayed trains several
hours yesterday morning.
"A colored man stole locket at Farm
bakers, yesterday, but was collared by Mr..
F. and compelled to disgorge.
Mrs. Edward Clark, nee Mas Annie
Pitcher, is expected in Cairo next week on
visit to friends and relatives.
Mr.. A. S. Willoughby, accompanied
by Ills bride, arrived in Cairo yesterday
ana were welcomed by numerous friends.
Tomorrow being the Feast of the
Circumcision, High Mass will be celebrated
in the Catholic churches at 8 o'clock a. m.
Sour Irish Visitors" will doubtless
present clean show. They were washed
off 0he Ibill-boards) three times during the
past week.
The entertainment given by the ladies
Of the Episcopal church last evening, at the
residence of Chas. Gallagher, Eco, was a
decided success.
"A citizen Of Cairo spent Christmas at
the old fireside and has favored US with his
thoughts, entitled christmas ct Home" 10
another column.
DIR. Frank Enders, formerly Of Padu-
cab, died at Waikiki, island of Maui,
Sandwich Islands, November 20. He was
physician to the king.
The funeral of II. F. P otter's little son
occurred yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended. The remains were in
tered at Beech Grove.
,Offcer Mahanny found Billy Franklin
raising disturbance in Pinch and colared
him. Magistrate Comings assessed Billy
S. and costs for his sport.
DIR. Parker has gone to Blandvile,
KY, to perform delicate surgical opera
ton upon the person of Mr.. Coffes's little
girl, who is suffering from diphthera.
Vented, good girl to do general
house-work. Good wages will be paid to a
No. 1 girl. Apply to Mrs. ]. W. King, cor
ner Twenty-eighth and Walnut streets. st
Mr., Tilden has announced his determl-
nation to attend the Inauguration of Mr..
Cleveland. He has engaged rooms at Will
ards hotel, and expects to spend two weeks
in Washington.
JOHN MEIER.--This celebrated shoe is
on sale at the New York Store, custom
made and warranted. We offer the cheap.
est line of calf and kip boots in the city.
Give US call. 81.
"A fire at Paducah destroyed the Padu-
cab Furniture Manufacturing Co.'s build
ing and contents, the loss amounting to
$4,000. Adjoining buildings were dam.
aged to the extent of $4,000.
OYSTERS. We shall receive daily, I'M
til Jan. l, 'S5 by express fresh bulk oysters
which we offer by the pint, quart or gallon,
all solid meat. Also by the can at the
New York Store. st.
The Bloomington Bulletin says "Hon.
d. t. Linegar, of the Cairo district, will
ask the legislature to make an appropria-
ton for the rebuilding of the Southern II.
linois Normal school building at Carbon
dale"
B. B. SHOE Cove have full line
of custom-made shoes for ladies' misses
aud children of the above make. Every
pair warranted by the Bryan Brown Shoe
Co., to be first class or no sale at the New
York Store. St
The bad walks on the levee are be-
coming worse daily. 1t would be cheaper
for the city to construct new walks than TO
pay heavy damages for injuries received.
There are numerous holes in the walk
nearly large enough for child to fall
through.
Il have 100 nice turkeys for Christmas
and will be pleased to have your orders
Also cranberrles, oysters, celery, prunes,
currants, raisins, etc.--in fact, full line of
staple and fancy groceries at lowest prices.
Walter b. Pettis, the grocer. OF
Dan Buckner, colored boy, was fined
SO and costs by Judge Robinson, yester-
day, for offensive conduct. The Judge