The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-30
LOCAL ITEMS

Installed officers last night.
"A series of revival meetings are con-
templated by the Methodist folks.
Yesterday afternoon the thermometer
registered sixty degrees above zero.
--"Water yer giving us?" said the small
boy, yesterday. Well, yes, it looks that
way.
W. G. Mulkey, Esq, has an addition
to his family in the person of bouncing
girl baby.
What is most needed in Cairo just now
is chain-gang, 50 that petty thieves may
be put to work.
Hermann Myer, the tobacconist, wants
plenty of elbow-room just now. He is nurs-
ing painful felon.
Ambrose Pyatt's stable was entered
Sunday night and all the small traps be-
longing to his harness stolen.
just received an elegant line of New
markets in brOcades, ottomans end plush,
at Goldstine g. Rosenwster's. 5
The southern Illinois pet poultry ssso-
citation will hold poultry show at Carbon
dale the second week in March.
Mrs. Henry Elliott, Of Seventh street,
is entertaining her nieces, Misses Mary and
May Milward, of Lexington, Ky.
Miss sarah McManus, who has been
attending Cape Girardeau Loretto academy,
is at home for the holiday season.
-"Msrk Twain" and Geo. r. Gable will
lecture at various points in Kentucky short
ly. Can't they be induced to come to
Cairol
The parlor entertainment, oyster sup
per, court scene and the "stately minuet"
tonight at the residence of Charles Gal
igher.
"A little son has been added to the fam
lily of James Mason, in consequence Of
which much happiness abounds in the
household.
-LosT, ON Washington avenue or Elev-
enth street, pair of child's silk hose. A
reward will be paid for their return to THE
BULLETIN Office. 1t
In our Catholic churches last Sunday
was read a section Of the address of the late
plenary council to the clergy and laity OF
tho United States.
Our streets are 10 fine O. condition.
A COW mired at the corner of Sixth street
and Washington avenue yesterday, only her
horns being visible.
The large attendance at the funeral Of
Mrs. Hickey, yesterday afternoon, showed
the high esteem in which she was held ~
neighbors and friends.
If those who intend keeping "open
house" on New Years day will send in
their names, etc, We will publish the list
on Thursday morning.
The postmaster is in receipt Of q teie-
gram from Buffalo, N. " asking for infor.
nation regarding man named Perry John
son. Does anyone know him'
Vented, good girl to do general
house.work. Good wages will be paid TO a
No. girl. Apply to Mrs, j. W. King, cor
ner Twenty-eighth and Walnut streets 3t
OYSTERS. We shall receive daily, un-
til Jan. /, 50 by express fresh bulk oysters
which we offer by the pint, quart or gallon,
all solid meat. Also by the can at the
New York Store. st.
"The Old Folks at Home heads the ad.
vertisement ia another column Of the White
Seal Burning Oil, the best and cheapest H..
Illuminating oil ever used in American
homes.
An unknown poor and helpless man
died at the railroad depot at Maiden last
Friday, and another died in the country
near that place on the same day, also help
less and unknown.
DOLLS Dolls! We offer the largest
line of dolls in the city, and for less money.
Remember we sell all our dolls and toys in
one week, and during the holidays and
they must be sold at the New York
Store. Ct.
We regret to learn Of the death of lit
tie Howard, four. year-old son of Mr.. II. +
Potter, publisher of the Argus, which oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon, from dlphther-
ia. We tender our sympathy in his be.
reavement.
JOHN MEIER,--This celebrate; shoe is
on sale at the New YoSk Store, custom
made and warranted. We offer the cheap.
est line Of calf and kip boots iu the city.
Give us a call 81.
Remember the fireman's ball of the
Arab Fire Co., New Years Eve. which il