The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-01-01
--Good-r resolution day, this.

happy New Year.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee. ttX
Col. 1. B. Hudson has returned home
from the plantation at Arkansas to spend a
few weeks with his family in Cairo.
"A happy and prosperous New Year to
oil our friends and patrons.
GoLDsTINE & RosENwATER.
"A new telephone card is in order.
Since the one now in use was issued num-
Of changes have taken place in the list of
subscribers.
The Leap Year party will be hold at
Hariman's hall instead of Temperance hall,
Thursday night. 1t
The Ohio was falling at oil points
above Louisville Yesterday and was station
ary at that point. Here the rise was one
foot during the twenty-four hours ending
last evening.
Full stock and complete sample book
OF wedding invitations, ETC., Just received at
The BULLETIN Job Office, No. 7S Ohio
Levee. tt
New Years Eve was celebrated in q
very bsftting manner last night at the
resldencs of Mr.. W. B. Gilbert, by "Ye
Ancients." Ajolly time was had, the death
of the old year being celebrated with a
hgh-toned "wake."
"A grand free lunch will be spread by
Mr.. A. Frohms, at his saloon, corner Four
tesnth and Washington, tonight. Every
body invited. 1t
Probably no one in the city passed the
last hours of the old year in happier
mood than Mr.. John Haynes, Of G. D. Will.
iamson's boat store. Mr.. Haynes was pre-
sentsd with fine little girl about $50
o'clock last night.
"A white man who had "lifted" bolt
of calico from in front of Mr.. G. r. Stuarts
place of business on Saturday and captured
soon after by Officer McTigue and Consta-
BILE Sheehan, was "dressed down" in legal
manner by Magistrate Comings yesterday.
Last evening the thermometer was
fifteen degrees below zero at Bismarck,
with q north westerly wind blowing at the
rate of twelve miles per hour. 1t was be-
lisved by competent authority here that
the "wave" would reach Cairo to-day.
Mr.. Douglas, state lecturer for the
Masonic fraternity, is in the city, and last
night delivered tho first Of series Of lec-
lures to be delivered by him before the
Blue Lodge in this city during this week.
He will lecture every day aud night this
week.
Judgment has been rendered by Judge
Robinson in all sidewalk assessment cases
in which no objections we're raised by the
owners of the property assessed. The OBJ
jections, mum bering about twenty-five, will
be disposed of probably in the course of
this week.
"A suit of more than ordinary import.
ance will be tried in Justice Robinson's
court tomorrow. Thomas Clark is plain
tiff and II. A. Harmon defendant. The
former seeks to recover $3.50 from the latter
Messrs. Mulkey & Leek appear for the
plaintiff and Mr.. G. W. Hendricks for the
defendant
The thermometers were exceedingly low
at the important points northwest of US
yesterday morning-low enough to come
within the reach of any mans purse.
Twelve below at Bismarck and ten at Yank-
ton. Here, also, we imagine, it was rather
too cold for back.door courtship, front.
gate tlirtations and kissing over the garden
wall.
Mr.. Chas. Bowers requests US to apollo
gize for him to some of his friends and
patrons whom he failed to send special in
vitstons to his New Years oyster and tur.
key lunch to-day. His printed Invitations
ran out before many of his friends were
supplied and it was too late to get more.
He therefore takes this method of extend
ing cordial invitation to all. It
Tomorrow after o'clock the regular
monthly meeting of the Womens Club and
Library association will be held at the Ii
brary rooms. The exercises will be deeply in.
teresting to all Of 3 literary turn of mind.
Mrs. DR.. H Wardaer, of Anna, will read
an original paper upon subject OF import
ance and Mrs. NJ. Eastsrdsy will read q
selection. Besides this other features will
be comprised in the programme.
The sleeper of the outgoing Iron Noun
ain train Saturday night about 10 o'clock
was derailsd just after having been backed
onto the transfer steamer Morgan, and the
wheels tore up the the deck of the steamer
for about twenty feet. The passengers all