The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-02
CHICAGO ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
F& SON

enjoy quiet lunch on oysters and the
trimmings. Advertisements of his bust
ness will be found under head of special
notices.
Ben Butler is nov proclaiming: 'The
main issues on which | started out-the
protection of labor by tariff for revenue
| only--wil succeed whoever is elected, "
Ben is bonnd to get ahead of Blaine on the
tariff question.
Prof. Mason will commence his dane.
ing lessons at the Ideal League hall, on
Saturday, October 4th. Children's class at
2 p. M; young ladies and gentlemen at
1870 p. m. Prof. Mason will, on that day
aud night, fix the other day of attendance.
The condition of Miss Maud Burnett
is so much improved that her friends be-
lieve her complete recovery from illness is
now question of only few days. Her
fever Is gone, but she gains strength very
! slowly, and it is not thought best to admit
visitors for the present.
-Buders jewelry store is now in the
hands of the painters, paper-hangers and
general beautifiers. Buder hangs around
a sort of living apology for being 10 the
way, but in few days he will be in full
possession with better display of Holiday
goods than ever, of which look out for an
advertisement tomorrow.
AT the auction sale of Pldgeons real
estate yesterday at NJ. ]. HOwley's Office
the highest bid obtained on the 18th street
property was $500, and on the Washing
ton avenue property, $4,000. As the owner
considered these bids far below fair and
reasonable valuation, the property was
withdrawn and the sale adjourned
Smith & Brinkmeyer having Just re-
ceived a complete stock for flrst-class
merchant tailor establishment, consisting
of the best and latest designs of all the
foreign makes of wooden cloths, cassimeres,
etc, which they will sell at the lowest
figures and guarantee satisfaction Please
call and have your first choice while the
stock is full. su&th3w
There was mighty poor picking in the
police courts yesterday. A few colored la
dies were fined for free use of sharp
knives and sharper tongues, and coored
man was tried for allowing his gang of
shoats to run at large, contrary to the ordi-
nance. He was probably fined and placed
under bonds to keep the peace-or ought
to have been.
The strongest current probably on the
Mississippi river may be found to-day at
Birds Point, where the water sweeps down
past the various railroad incllnes with
speed which renders it necessary for boats
to work full head of steam while stem
ming it. Capt. Charles Baughman yester-
day morning attempted towing pile
driver to the Texas & st. Louis incline
with the tugs Ariadne and Montauk, but
was obliged to abandon the job, the current
being too rapid to stem.
One of the largest and most
enthusiastic audiences that over as
sembled in the opera house greeted
VA Bunch of Keys" last evening. TO say
that everybody was delighted is mere MIN
icry; for there if no word in the English
language to express the measure Of gratf-
cation manifested by all who were fortu.
nate enough to be present. The central
figure, Teddy Keys (Flora Moore, was sim
Ply great, and was voted fayorite in her
acting and singing as well as dancing
Her support was generally good through.
out.