The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-11-25
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
Silk Milts only 81 pair Gholson's.

Ladies ilreCe.liued hose IN all colors at
GhOlsUus. 2t
A false alarm Of fire was given Sunday
night, caused by the burning out of due
on Eighteenth street.
Don't iall to see our double width water
proof At 50a per yard ". L. Ghoson. 2t
There will be no sp' cinl cause for sur
prise should our readers find snow on the
ground when they come out to look for
The BULLETIN this morning.
Buy the James Means 50 shoes for
men. Buy the James Mems 81 shoes Tor
boys. WE Glolson. 2t
--Yrsterd.y Wells Il Krrrb, with a
prompness that is commendable, paid over
10 Harry Schulz 800, the amount OF his
i surance on the house burneu IN the fire
last week.
Diver and Armor of Capt. Hiram
Hills can be secured by applying to Major
Ed Halliday on wharf boat No. 2. If
The city is paying its debts in interest
bearing scrip, good as cash, IN cases where
the particular fund has been exhausted.
Clerk Foley WAS busy yesterday paying ou,
the scrip,
WANTED. - 90 pounds large clean cot
ton ragsat THE BULLETIN office; cents
per pound will be psd for selected stock 2
In Maine you can buy canes which
are hollow and fled with whisky" Jes SO.
| In Georgia We take drink with stick in
it, and in Maine you take sick with a
drink in it, -Ex.
! All heart sawed and shaved cypress
shingles at Lancaster & Rice Manufactur-
ing Co. for $3.50 per thousand. If
The cold wave arrived on schedule
time and the people of Cairo found more
ice yesterday morning than they had seen
since last winter The mercury dropped to
the neighborhood Of 20.
Just received big 10: of samples OF
Russian circulars, New Markets and Miss
liavlucks to be sold at wholesale price
W. Z. Gholson. q
William Webber has completed hi
tiue 3.story brick and has moved his stock
of groceries into it. The house has fin
front and makes decided improvement il
thp looks of that side of Conmercial ave
nue..
If there is man in this city with
few hundred dollars capital that wants Il
open an Office and prosecute a payin!
business, let him address the Illinois Ga
Saving Company ll6 R,udo ph stree
Chic4gr, III. Ct
-Prrsident Whirehou.e, of the St. Lou
& Cair railroad, WAS in the city last week
He did not call ON THE BULLETIN. W
learn, however, that the rk Of raising Ii
track above high water will be pushed t
completion before spring.
We have pt The BULLETIN office tw
large cannon stoves suitable tor warehouse
office or storer,om. They are slight
aged but have lots of good wear in then
vet Wont somebody come and make u
an offer for Gne or bothl
The great Brchrr sugar refinery O
81. L ui- su.prnd, p rHinn- b cause
trd, n, pr frable MA ket tor rs prnduct
ard this in spite OF the tariff On su.a
1t is another illustration that tn, hot hous
system of fostering American industry ca
ouly lead to misfortune in the end.
--"The Anclents" met in full force las
Dieht at Ideal League hall. The absentee
could nave been counted on ones finger
Dancing was kept up until near mldnigl
when the Sandwiches and coffee" quesllo
WAS brought before the meeting in very &c
ceptabIe TORN, ably discussed and uuan
mously put down.
wife, wished you could make pie
that would taste as good as my mother
used to-" "Well, my dear, YOU run out an
bring in p>il'ul of water and hodlut :
coal and M armIul of wood, just as yo
used to for your mother, and maybe yo
will like my pies as wel.' He conclude
the pies would do just as they were. - Ch
csso News.
The returns of the causes that defea
ed Blaine are all in. He WIS defeated /
Burchard, by Conkling, by George Wi
liam Curtis, by the mugwumps, by the pr
, hibitiouists, hy everybody and everything
eScep, the democratic party. The dem
cratic party has yet to be mentioned as Il
cause If his defeat. 1t is little curious
not significant.
--"Expericuce may be dear teacher
remarked a clergyman, as the contribute
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