The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-16
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

Ideal League meets lO-nlghl'
City Clerk Foley is a lover of sulphur.
Probate court was in session yesterday.
--GocUnda is to have new paper, dem
ocratlc.
See change of time on the Texas & St.
L US road.
There are 400 pupils in the Anna pub
ic schools.
New supports are being put in at the
Vlcksburg house.
Snow fell to The depth of several inch
es at De Soto, yesterday.
In hosiery and handkerchiers We show
The finest line in the city at j. Burgers. u
Officer Nc rigue st night arrested
uIan tor selling snlde ring for 81.
Our merchants should not leave valua-
Die goods on the sidewalk after DARK.
Call and examine our line in Russian
circulars SO, 81, IS and $40 al j. Burgers.
ct
The streets are in an almost impsssa-
Die condition on account OF the mud.
Mr.. JEFF jenkins has returned from
trip to his home in Ballard county, KY.
The city cistern at the corner OF Tween.
ty.eghth aud Poplar street is nearly COM
peled.
Three furnished rooms for rent. Mrs
A. G. Livlngs, P plar street, between Sew
en,eenth and Eighteenth. 81
Chief Resrden is indisposed. The
work on hand lately has overtaxed his
Strength,
How is it that G. II. Jackson & Co.
sell oranges cheaper than they are quoted
, At New Oreansi
The incest present is silk plush
sscque, which you can Uuy IT, Burger.
ct
"A brick foundation is being laid FIR
new scales In front of rlz.era.d's store, on
Commercial avenue.
&C. D. Drake, paymsster Of the Iron
Mountain road, yesterday made glad The
hearts Of employees here.
FIR the hoiGsy trade We offr special
| lnduCcment. 10 all departments. j. Bur
| ger. q
The P.duG n News has new Gordon
press, run by steam, und viii soon receive
folding and mailing machines.
The public schools will close for the
holidays on the the evening OF the 23j, and
will re.open on Monday, Jan.5
-WANTEp 30 pounds large clean cot
ton rags AT The BULLETIN office; 5 cents
per pound viii be paid for selected stock.
In new advert sements will be found
notice If board and furnished rooms that
some Of our readers are interested in.
The case of the State vs.. Kate j.
Smith, charged with perjury, WI ! be heard
by Justice Robinson at 9 n. m. to-day.
In Lsngrrys and New Markets we
show the most compile line 10 the city. j.
| Burger, 2t
Mr.. c. Lane is constructing new side
walk for the city, extending from Twenty
fifth to Twen,y-sevcnOh street, Oh Poplar.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of
this week being ember days are days OF
fast and abstinence in the Catholic church.
The parents Of Frank Dougherty, the
Mound City brakeman who WAS killed at
D NICOLA last week, will sue the Central tor
damages,
The Arab fire company met last night
aud perfected arrangements for grand
ball 90 New Years eve, the proceeds TO be
applied to the purchase Of new uniforms.
Jerome Bl.nton, the man wounded by
highwaymen !, Nal len few days ago, is
now reported 10 n critical condition. The
escaped robber has not yet been captured.
Tho "Chsrlie Hill' wrccking boat il
now at the wh-rf.boat, with armors and
divers can be had at any time on shor,
not ce aud cheap rates. Apply on board OF
TO Major Halliday, agent. 81
The young ladies Of Cairo will give a
leap year pDr,y next Thursday eve, Dec.
Is, t Ideal League hall This will probably
b. the last party oi i's kind this year; 20,
girls, now is your chance.
Mrs. McFailan, of st. Louis, with her
two chi drrn, IL IN the CITY visiting her par
enis, Mr., and Mrs. W. q. Carey. She has
jas, nutsrd one OF her children through a
l,ng siege OF sickness, and worn out has
come back home Tor few days rest.
---"Helps." the third of thu series Of ser.
mons on THE Christian Lite" a; the Pres