The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-09
The Daily Bulletin.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
Local on third page.
White Leghorn eggs 81 per dozen.
E. A. BURNETT.

E. A. BURNETT.
Mr.. B. Fl. Ulen and wife, of Mound
City, were at the Halliday yesterday.
-Archduke Joseph's Hungarian Gypsy
Band at the Opera House Friday eve, April
18th.
Ice, wood and kindling, at City Brew
cry, Jacob Klee If
The fourth annual report of the Build
ing and Loan Association is out The annual
meeting for the election of three directors
takes place tonight.
Ladies' front lace shoes reduced from
$l.75 to $l.25. Great closing sale.
ct HAWTHORN & SLoo.
Justice Robinson had the only criminal
in the city yesterday. 1t was case of
"drunk and disorderly," and the prisoner
was fined SO and costs.
Ladies' button shoes reduced from
$500 to $l,35, at the great closing sale.
st HAWTHORN s. SLoo.
Mr.. ]. W. Wyatt, for some time clerk
in Messrs. Barclay Bros.'s Eighth street
drug store but since then messenger on
the Illinois Central road, between this city
and New Orleans, is to be married IN the
latter place on the 10th instant.
bankrupt stock of furniture for sale
cheap at No. 10l Commercial avenue, near
9th street, upstairs. If
The dry goods store at Dixon Springs,
belonging to Mr.. John Farmer, house and
contents were totally destroyed by fire last
week. Some of the cottages next the street
belonging to the hotel caught from sparks
from the burning store, but the fire was ex-
tnguished without doing any damage.
Misses shoes, soiled, worth $500, for
IS cts, at the great closing sale.
st HAWTHORN & SLoo.
Mr.. Jacob Fleck has opened cabinet
shop on Commercial Avenue between 18th
and 18th streets, where will be found all
kinds of collins, metal caskets, &c. Persons
whs need his service will find him at all
times reasonable and obliging, and we
recommend HIM to the public generally.
For SALE-At the Cairo City Livery
Stable, some good work horses and mules;
also second wagons. Ct
The most important action Of the csun.
Gil last night was the adoption of the street
committees report recommending the pass
age Of an ordinance providing for filling
Commercial avenue, above Twentieth
Street. from sidewalk to sidewalk, up to
the grade of the avenue below Twentieth
Street. The other business was strictly
routine.
Twenty five thousand dollars worth of
boots, shoes and dry goods, regardless Of
cost, at the great closing sale.
81 HAWTHORN & SLoo.
WI, NDdIlSs Lhlnc VIII Bell MS HOuot-
hold goods this morning at 10 o'clock on
10th street, consisting of sofas, mirrors,
marble top tables, bureaus, sewing machine,
bedsteads, lounges, parlor, dining-room
chairs, extension table, side tables, paror
and cooking stoves, carpets, oil paintings,
fine steel engravings, books and kitchen
furniture.
Col. s. s. Taylor is 10 St. Louis since
Monday on business Of importance. His
asst order to Mr. McHale before leaving
!, was that he should have his foremen ready
with hundred or more men and teams to
60 to work as soon as the water went down
to raise the Mississippi Levee to the latest
:. established grade all along, and to widen
l.. Its base and re'establish its slopes, prepare
tory to sowing it with Bermuda grass.