The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-26
LOCAL NOTES.

Here, Thee, Everywhcre-A Little about COCO
Many Things
The :" cold snap" is at an end.
The SIN says that Mr.. r. j. Cundif
is not cabbage head. Well,who said HI
| was?
Mr.. John P. Fagin left the city yes
terday for his home at Jacksonport, Ar
kansas. '."n ...
"A meeting Of The Odd-Fellows Be
nevolent Association Of Egypt will b
held tonight at the lodge room.
"A sociable Of the Ladies Benovelen
Association Of this city was held last night
at the residence Of Mr.. F. Vincent.
The funeral Of the late Judge Corcor.
an on Sunday last was largely attended by
his numerous friends and acquaintance.
odd Jack Frost is expected at Shaw.
neetown soon, and will, no doubt, visit the
neighborhood of Cairo before discontinu..
ing his trip. south. r..,...,.r "a,
All the steamboats, at the landing had
their flags at half-mast and tolled their
bells as the boat bearing the body Of John
Mckee passed up the river.
The city hall at the corner of Twelfth
street and Commercial avenue will soon
be ready for use. 1t is being fitted up by
Cunningham regardless Of expense
The news of the death Of Mr.. Mckee
took the city by surprise. He had been
sick SO long and was so hopeful, that his
friends believed no would ultimately re-
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The Illinois Central advertises to sell
excursion tickets to st. Louis and return
from October I'd to October 7th, for 1920.
Here is chance for those who wish to at.
tend the 81. Louis fair.
Nose Harrell is wonderfully proud
of his new girl baby. We, have had SO
much practice naming girls, and have be-
come SO expert in the business, Harrell,
desiring to obtain the best name possible
for bis baby, proposes 10 engage US to
l name her.
-Bouton Of the Jonesbors Gazette, called
on US Sunday, in company with the civil
engineer Of the Caro- and St. Louis road,
Mr.. AcGregory. We were at our our de-
votions and could not entertain the gentle
men as we would if they should call on us
on weeks day"
| frank Gordon, demirep well-knowr
in Cairo, and now the proprietress Of
bagnio in Memphis, was up before the re
cordcr in that city, on last Saturday, on
charge Of assault. After being fined an,
bound over TO circuty for trial, Miss Cor
don was taken before Squire Miller to an
swcr to the charge OF larceny and resisting
. an officer. Two bonds-one of $1,000 the
other for s25O-were required for her ap.
Pesrnnee before tho grand jury.
| The democrats Of Alexander county
must be united rs one man, if the hope 10
succeed in electing their ticket,and il is par
ticulnrly TO be desired that the influential
men Of the party will work for success.
If anumber Of them work for Martin
with half the vim they manifested last
spring when they hoped to break down
certain people they do not like, the demo.
Gratis will carry the county by to hun.
drcd majority.
Inc family grocery store of Bixby K
koehler is being patronized largely by peo
pie who like fine groceries. Their location
on the north side of Eighth street. be.
tween Commercial and Washington NV.
enues, is central one, and their stock ba,
been selected with discrimination. there.
fore this new candidate for public patron.
age meets exactly the wants of the peo.
Pile Messrs. Koehler d Birby PROPOSE 10
keep up their reputation by always selling
the best OF all sorts of groceries TO their
patrons and the public, knowing TINT mao.
pie generally are aware of the fact tb.,
really good articles of any kind ara Al.
ways the cheapest in the end.