The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-06

lows; On distilled spirits, s14,O2s.77; to-
bacco, snuff, cigars, etc., S4,26S 90; fer
mented liquors, s5,i73.55; fines, $l56. To-
tai, $24,07214.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee If
Mr.. Peter Lind left yesterday for
Cape Girarieau on visit. He will re-
turn Tuesday.
Mrs. Fuller died at her home on
Tenth street Friday, and was buried yes.
terday forenoon.
Bankrupt stock of furniture for sale
cheap at No, 10l Commercial avenue, near
9th street, upstairs. If
Beginning with to-day, the passenger
tram on the Illinois Central that has here
tofore departed at o'clock 8. m, will de-
part at 2:l5a N.
Read the Chicago Clothing Hou:. sd.
vsTii:emen,.
twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
boots, shoes and dry goods, regardless Of
cost, d. the crest closing sale.
81 HAWTHORN & SLoo.
Trains will begin running or the Cairo
division Of the Iron Mountain road to-day.
Tie frs. train GU, will be No. 6s2, which.
ever one that may be. The road bed is in
good condition, 10, having sustained any
damsge by the high water.
FoR sALE-At the Cairo City Livery
Stable, some good work horses and mules;
also second wagons. Ct
Howe, Pullman & Co.'S circus was ex-
hibited on the commons near the gas house
yesterday afternoon and night. The stten-
dance was fair and the performance ditto,
50 far as we could learn from those who
attended.
Ladies' button shoes reduced from
/ $500 to $l.35, at the great closing sale.
/ 81 HAYTHoRy & SLoo.
A committee Of three, headed by DR..
Gibbs, called upon Chairman c. N. Hugh
&c after the convention yesterday and, as
representatives Of the county delegates, eI,
pressed their appreciation of the manner in
which he opened the convention.
Meas clothing at less than cost, at the
| great closing sale. HAWTHORN G. SPoo. ct
The Casino Society turned out in a
body to the funeral Of the late John Petrie
yesterday afternoon. Services were held by
Rev. S :hucbart at the Lutheran church,
from whence the procession, headed by tina
Cairo City Band, moved up Fourteenth
street to special train, which conveyed
the remains and frierds to Villa Ridge.
Ladies front lace shoes reduced from
sl,75 to sl.25. Great closing sale.
ct HAWTHORN & SLoo
The election for two school directors
yesterday, to fill vacancies on the board oc.
casioned by the expiration of
the terms of Capt. W p.
Halliday and Mr.. F. Korsmeyer result
ed in the election of Capt j. G. D. Knight
and MI IL. II. Candee. Only fifty FIVE votes
were cast.
"A letter from Belle Plains states
that the new house that is to be occupied
by MessIs. Haythorn g. Sloc, Of this city
will be commenced in few days. 1t is tc
be OF brick, twenty-five by eighty feet, ant
two stories high. The contract has beer
let and the material is being placed upor
the ground.
The boat which, according to last even
ing's Argus, Miss Clara Barton was yes.
tcrday in the act of "dtting up at st. Loult
with Red Cross supplies for the sufferers the
South" arrived here yesterday about noon
several hours before the Argus went I,
press, She Is the Matte Bell. She wa
y sailing under the Red Cross flag, and hat
y on board one hundred thousand rations
She received a large lot of clothing at thi
n port, and started down the river early las
: night.j