The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-24
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS
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h'so iuH o'sson HAS gone 10 WISH neI
sick mother at Mason, Ill.
Mr.. Al. Lewis and family will spend
Christmas at Ashley, Ill.
800 pounds of the finest confectioncriet
at Raggio's Eighth-st. fruit store. 1t
Miss Mary Baker is home from St.
Aga,hs's School, Springfield, Ill.
Squire Osborn fined two men for carry
ing concealed weapons, yesterday.
Finest stock of fruits and nuts for the
holidays, at Raggio's, Eighth street. 1t
City Marshal Bryant, of Columbus,
KY, was in the city on business yesterday.
Buy your oranges, apples and cocoa
nuts from 6. II. Jackson s. Co. Ct
Judge Robinson and family will leave
for Eco to-day to spend Christmas, return
ing Friday.
$500 pounds nuts, 800 pounds Malaga
grapes, 5000 oranges ard other fruit, in
any quantity, at Ragglos. /
"A social hop occurred at the hall of the
Delta fire company last evening which was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed.
Misses WHITE Dunnng and Maud
Rittenhouse came down from St. Louis to
spend the holidays at home.
Just received an elegant line of New
markets in brocades, ouomans and plush,
at Goldstne & Rjsenwster's. 5
"A fourteen. year old vagrant from Nash
vile was given Que minute in which to
leave the city, by Magistrate Comin.s, yes
terday.
Malaga grapes, fg, dates, oranges,
pine.appcs Of the finest quality, at the
lowest prices, at Raggio's fruit store. It
Miles $. and Willie c. Gilbert are
home from Racine, Wis, where they have
been attending the Grammar School of Ra-
cine College.
One hundred years ago to day, Rev.
Hoyt informs US, the first conference Of the
Methodist church was commenced, con.
tinuing ten days.
Miss Minnie Bishop, of Clinton, ILL.,,
who has been here on short visit to Mrs.
George Parsons, will leave for New Orleans
to attend the Exposition.
-Chas, G. Lowe, a compositor on The
BULLETIN, left for Pulaski yesterday in
answer to a summons to appear before q
well.stutfed turkey on Christmas day.
The family of Capt. j. T. Goodrich, COM
mander of the transfer steamer McCombs
have arrived from New Albany, with a
view to making Cairo their future home.
Mrs. Williamson has just received some
handsome baskets filed with flowers which
are very suitable for Christmas presents.
The reader should not fail to call and see
them. It.
We learn thai Alderman c. N. Hughes,
who is now in New York, will return to
Cairo about the first of January and carry
On the brush-maklng business on a large
scale.
The question of providing a hospital
'or insane convicts will be pressed upon the
Attention Of the Legislature this winter.
they are now sent to different insane ssy-
ums in the Safe.
-Mr, Pat, Fitzgerald was taken suddenly
Il last Sunday night with a congestlve
hill ana for time his condition was quite
erious. He is much better now and will
Don be well again,
during the past week, Capt. English,
If the Halliday Guards, has received dis.
charges for four members who were found
utility OF naturalization. Two applca.
ions for membership were also received.
i have 100 nice turkeys for Christmas
nd will be pleased to have your orders.
Also cran5errles, oysters, celery, prunes,
urrants, rasns, etc.-in fact, q full lire of
tapIe and fancy groceries at lowest prices.
Walter B. Pettis, the grocer. Ct
Bill Dover, colorel, was fined $40 and
oss yesterday by Judge Robinson for beat.
ns woman Of his race. The Judge gave
i'm to understand that the next time he
ppeared before him IN the role of wom- |
n.bea,er he would receive the full penalty
{ the law.
Prof. Mason gives notice that his
IasSes are solely for his pupils. No one
MI be permitted at the hal. but them and
heir parents or guardians, except by his
pecisl permission. The third series com.
lences on Saturday, the eth inst. 3
Mr.. A. s. Willoughby, the efficient
ecretary of the Y. VI. C. A. quietly slipped
way to New York, and this evening will