The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-07
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

The epidemic in eastern Kentucky is
not abatng.
"A son has been added to the family of
s. Rosewster.
IT. "A Deffny, of St. Louis, IS in our
city on business.
AS soon as it turns cold our farmers
will kill their PORK.
"A paper bag mandatory is to be
started at Bloomington.
The value of landed estates in England
is rapidly depreciating,
There are quite number of our cit-
zens talking of going to New Orleans.
The speaker of the house gets $4,000
per annum, the same as cabinet officers.
Mrs. Patty, the phrenologiSt, who stops
at the Clifton, is examining many ladies.
The Western Union telegraph company
is reported to be cutting salaries in the
south.
Buy your coal of ]. W. Moorhead,
good Ms big muddy and delivered, at $2.G5
per ton. Ct
Mrs. johnson, nee Miss Katie Hewitt,
of Belle PLAN, is in the city on visit to
relatives.
No services or Sunday school at the
Episcopal church tomorrow on account of
the fill
Anyone desiring one or two hand
somely furnished rooms on Commercial av-
enue apply at this Office. If
One thing can be said in favor of the
Astors. All the women of the house have
married Americans.
There has been found in Manchester a
| bible in which are two autographs alleged
to be Shakespeares.
New 1884 California canned fruit, also
new pruues, and currants. Walter B. Pet.
It's, the grocer. Telephone II. Ct
One Of the new wrinkles in New York
is to spend the honeymoon at some isolated
little village on Long Island.
We suppose the second wheelbarrow
race has fallen through as our informant
has not furnished US any particulars.
WANTED. - 90 pounds large clean cot
ton ragsst TIE BULLETIN office; cent:
per pound will be paid for selected stock.
The anchor line boats are bringing
large quantities of cotton seed from thC
south for the oil mills Of our city
Time is something we cannot recall i
we would, therefore We should see that i
is not frittered away to no good purpose.
-Plain end self-rsi-ing buck wheat fnn
and maple syrup at Walter B. Petts, the
grocer. Telephone II. Ct
Application has been made to the fed
eral council Of Switzerland for concession
for a railway tunncl through St. Bernard
mountain.
-Kngman & Co.'S pure lard, hams snt
breakfast bacon. Walter B. Pettis, tn,
grocer. Telephone II. ct
MIR. J. Z. Lemen, of New Douglas
| I'll hrn,bar Of Nc A Dpr,at, - ;,,n ~,
city on his way to visit Dixon Springs snC
Go!conda.
Mr. Geo. II. Norman, representing tn,
Norman pattern company, of ST. Louis, is il
the city. You will please motto his adv. il
the local column,
Brother Knights of X. NJ. X. G you ar
requested to meet at your hall to-day at
o'clock Business of importance.
CLAUDE WINTER, G G r. II. S.
Judge David Davis will deliver tn,
annual address at the meeting of the Hi
moi. state bar association at Springfield
January 10 and Ia.
Bracelets of narrow bands of gold, two
or three together, are the craze of the hour
They are thickly studded with varied -hueC
stones of rare value.
A full line of staple and fancy grocer
les, canned goods, fruits, etc. at the loves
possible prices, at Walter B. Petts, thu
grocer. Telephone II. ct
Prince Edwards of Wales will in Jan
uary begin his extended travels, which ART
to conclude with tour through Canadt
and the United States.
Only few old crackers,
Only slab of cheese,
Handle them carefully, tenderly,
Don't rob the ludch counter, please.
The Rev. j. A. Leavtt, Of Collinsville
ILL.,, will preach at the Baptist church thi
morning and tonight at the usual hours