The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-11-05
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

--Chlldrens knee pants--a nice variet
1t Whitlocks Oak Hail. ct
The Bandit King at the opera hous
Friday evening,
Henry r. Wood, brother of Mrs. c. NJ
Howe, is in the city on visit to his sister,
family.
The incest new stock of youths an
school suits ia the city at Whitlocks Gal
Hall. 81
The regular soldiers of Mexico ar,
paid 81 per month and expected to steal
the rest in TeXls.
Fifty thousand tons of SCOT srs taker
from London chlmnies annually and sold
for 81 a ton as fertilizer.
All heart sawed and shaved cypress
shingles at Lancaster g. Rice Manulactur.
Ing Co. for $3.50 per thousand. If
Theatre goers of the male sex will
be delighted to learn that fashion hes de-
creed small bonnets for play goers,
There is more money spent in adver-
Using wines in New York than 10 spread.
ing the announcement of patent incidence.
"A fine and carefully selected stock of
children's suits just received at Whi,lock's
Oak Hall. 81
Five large cities have theatrical per-
iormances on Sunday-Chicago, st. Louis
Cincinnati, New Orleans and San Francis
co.
Henry Clay used to butter his water
melon, saying that the one was the great
est effort Of the animal kingdom, as was the
other of the vegetable.
Notice, now is the time to lay in your
winter stock of kindllng at Sl,0) per load
leave orders with Fred Thomas, next the
Rough and Ready engine house. Ct
-"Rattlesnake Dick" alias Long
Charley" i. the sobriquet of an Arzonia
tough. 1t is refreshing to read at last ac-
counts he was mi Ill.
In Germany man dare not cut down
the trees on his own land without consult
ing the proper authorities so Jealous is the
government in preserving the forests.
For children, you will fad something
handsome 10 plush trimmed oyercoats a,
Whitlocks Oak Hall. 3t
Mr.. W. G. Carey has sold out his I'm.
dertalsing business to gentleman from St.
Louis, and will give his undivided atten.
ton to his increasing grocery trade.
The Chic ,go Times says it was au in.
spring sight to see in the Blaine process
sion in that city squads Of l0-year old boys
carrying banners inscribed with the pa,ri
otto motto: 1--WE shall vote as we shot.
The ladies of the woman's christian
temperance union will spread one of thei
fine suppers on Friday night in the cagu,
hall. Come one, GENE all; supper ready a
G o'cock-for 25 cents. Of
The late Mr. Burr of New York left L
his daughters an immense estate. AT THU
moment nearly one hundred lawyers are
engaged in the suit involving the distribu
ton of the property.
Horace Goodwin, of Boston, sent 81
Moses Montehorc, the Jewish centenariap
as birthday gift, Friday, Il medallion o
Washington framed in wood from the oil
house at Mount Vernon.
The discovery of great deposits of cop
per in Montana and Arizona has within III,
past few years caused the price of that met
al to fall from about 20 cents per pound t
the present rate of 10 ceGts, which " Tn
lowest ever known.
Whether announced as a Joke or as
dreadful realityls not known, but the Dra
matte Times says that Elliot Barnes is har
at work converting Tuppcrs Proverbs
Philosophy into five act drama of dee
emotional interest,
When a woman becomes 30 absen
minded as to forget to hold her hand
that the light will fail upon her damon
ring it is safest for her husband to give b,
a wide berth. She is doing some DANCE
Gus thinking. Fall River Advocate.
The woman's club and library associ
ton will hold meeting at the club room