The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-03-13

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New spring styles in stiff hats at Chi
cago Clothing House. D
Circuit Clerk Ulen, of Pulaski County,
and his wife, were in the city yesterday
Hon. Thomas Mitchell, of Blooming
ton, was at the Halliday again yesterday
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee,
Counterfeit coin, especially dollars ana
quarters, is reported as being in circulation
in increasing quantities.
Altogether "Monte Cristo" is one OF
the strongest plays at present occupying
the dramatic world to-day.
Pure white Leghorn eggs, 10 for one
dollar. t. A. BURNETT
-FoR SALE.-Canary birds. Fine sing
ers. lust received from the Eas', at e. IT,
Wichert's billiard parlors.
The great French writer who gave the
story, "Monte Cristo" to the public, utilized
III chapters in unfolding his tale,
We are still ready to sell our entire
stock of clothing. Goldstine & Rosenwater
If
The Comique band Is ION deck" again
every night, which is cheering TO frequen-
ters of the boulevard of an evening.
Any one wanting first-class Sewing
Machine cheap, for cash, can be put in the
way of getting one at half price, by calling
at the BULLETIN office.
Novelties of all kinds of hats at Chi.
cago Clothing House. u
The two negresses cut by Singleton
the other day are both getting along we'll
The report that one of them had died Is
not true and not likely to become so.
Since the celebrated actor Charles
Fechter, presented "Monte Cristo" at the
Globe Theatre Boston in 1870, it has held
the boards as no other play ever did.
Jim Orange and bad whisky, comb.
nation that Is always cffense 10 the public,
were abroad IN the city again yesterday.
Jim's public sprees have been rather two fire.
quent of late.
Col. Rearden has rot yet decided upon
what line of business he will embark in
here. He has some property matters to
dispose Of and will give these bis attention
irst.
Just received the late spring styles in
tiff hats at the Chicago Clothing House. 6
The largest and best assortment of pew
spring styles in hats at Chicago Clothing
House. 3
The stopping of operations IL the Hi
lois Central qusrries at Makanda, one
hundred men were thrown out Of employ
nent last week, and many Of them have
applied to the farmers in the vicinity for
work.
From an account Of the wedding OF
Frank S. Petit in the Herald-News OF
)enison, Texas, it appears that chief among
he list of presents to the bride was a
diamond set from the groom, a check for
800 from her father and a bedroom set.
"A party of railroad building contractors
came up from Nstchez Tuesday, bringing
with them their entire outiito of mules, scrap
ers, etc. Among them were Messrs. Creech.
and Mantel, of Blandville, KY, who had
been at work on the embankment of new
branch of the Illinois Central road, in Mis-
sissippi. They had profitable job, clear.
ing together some twenty thousand dollars
From a sanitary standpoint it is desir-
able that the negroes IN the barracks and
correl should not throng our streets and
come in contact with other people indis-
1t is therefore with no small
degree of apprehension, that sensitive peo-
pie look forward to the promised resump-
ton of the Legitimate business at the Gov
ernment.pay headquarters tom GROW,
which will again cause our streets to swarm
with Presidential mob There should be
no more ratons issued to Cairo negroes nor
Cairo whites. 1t is to be hoped that those
who have the Government rations IN charge
will duly appreciate the importance of this
suggestion.
The front of the Mobile ind Ohio rail
road Office building, on Ohio levee, is be-
ing reprinted. Internally the building is
finished. The first floor Offices present
very fine appearance. An ornamental iron
screen has been put up so as to seperate
strangees who may enter the office from
he clerks desks. The screen has a series
of openings, the first at the Mobile s. Ohio
rate clerks desk, the next at that of the
Iron Mountain rate clerk next that of the
co,& olarl, nd Tho c,,,.n, r.