The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-02-01

required to pay their own bills when they
meet to transact business for the order.
The Goodrich Combination tonight,
tomorrow matinee and tomorrow night.
Members of the Rough and Ready fire
company should read notice in special
local column.
Mr.. John Koehler is rapidly recovering
and is already on the lookout for new
field of activity.
Several hundred old papers, exchanges,
for sale at The BULLETIN Office. IT
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Smith, wife
Phillip Smith, died at the family residence
on Twenty third street.
Mr.. W. p. Fulton was in the city, yes
day, on flying visit. He is now located
| in st. Louis with bis family.
We are still ready to sell our entire
stock of clothing. Goldstine & Rosenwater
If
Mr.. W. F. Lambdin has been appointed
passenger agent of the Iron Mountain and
Wabash railroads at this point.
The Lancaster & Rice company lost .
fine draught horse Yesterday. The animal
suddenly fell down while in harness, and
died.
Miss Goodrich will be remembered as
"Frou Frou" in the old theatre several
years ago.
On the evening Of the l4th of Feb
ruary the members of the Delta Fire Com
pany will give grand uniform Ball" at
their hall.
"A masquerade ball is to be given to.
night at Mound City by young mems club
there. A party of Caroites will be IN at
tendance.
Full stock and complete sample book
of wedding invitations, ETC., just received at
The BULLETIN job Office, No. 70 Ohio
Levee. II
Mr.. WV. Randall, agent for the Madi.
son Square theatre company that is to pre-
sent Hazel Kirke" next Thursday, was in
the city yesterday.
The Hibernian ball Wednesday night
was characteristic success. The company
is keeping up its reputation As one OF the
popular amusement givers of the city.
Mrs. ]. M. Lamsden and Miss Ella
Robbins were at Carbondsle, yesterday,
taking leading parts in the musical s1er-
eises at the opening of the new building for
the Normal school.
-Quails were numerous in parts Of the
city yesterday and their plaintive notes
made pedestrians strain their necks in
search of them. 1t is now violation of
law to kill them.
Father Kearnsy was in tho city, yestsr-
day, on business for St. Vincsnt's college,
Cape Girardeau. He reports the school
going along smoothly, with everything in
furnishing condition.
Gas filters about the city who have
worked much in tho ground during the
last few days report that the frost penitra-
ted the ground to the depth of eighteen in
ehes from the surface.
commissioner Mucahey and DR.. No |
watney we're in town yesterday, also dozen
or more dsnizens of the upper end Of the
county, and they unite in the declaration
that the roads are all simply abominable.
One gents gold watch 10 K. 80 pvt,
engraved all over. "VeImicella" style;
handsome. Lancaster movement; adjusted
to heat and cold. Stem wind and stem set.
Only $500.
1t FARNBAKBR & Co., Pawnbrokers.
In an interview at Washington recent.
ly Chairman Obsrly, of the state Demo
cratic central committee, is reported as
saying that the Illinois state convention
will be called to meet some time in March
next.
Louis Adams, negro living in the
"correll" up town, was robbed of $76 Wed
nesday night by "pal" named Charles
Allen, who entered Adams house and
sneaked off with the "boodle." There was
reason to believe that the burglar went up
into the woods and Constables Sheehan and
Hogan followed him yesterday.
The frame superstructure of the great |
Illinois Central elevator has shrunk eigh-
teen inches since Its erection, making the
building that much lower, from the top OF |
the stone foundation up, than it was Just |
after 1t had been finished. The stone foun.
dation has not settled ct all. Tho super.
structure is one hundred and forty-six feet |
high.
Asst Superintendent Moore, Of the |