The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-17
II II f BULLE TIN.
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS LOCALS.

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Of the Walnut saw mile 10 this city, left
yesterday for Bas,on. n..
| Mr. r. ID. Rexford, late landlord Of
the st CHARLES hotel, TOOK bis departure
TOR Joliet yesterday.
Hon. cam. l.. Casey, VI Cs.eyyiils
ksItncky,who WAS 10 thi. city for several
dsys LETT for home last evening.
The Publication VI the proceeding. Of
tho city council which appear ia aao.hef
column, crowd oil! yariou. local items
~ interest
fhe ice dealer, u tho city are happy.
They will take advantage OF tho free, 10
the Mississippi 10 lay ia their supply COR
tie summer.
Business On the lsyee i. increailng;
and So long as the Mississippi remains ice
bound our merchants will have ali the
business they can do.
The ringing Of the Gre bells ysster-
day about one o'clock was occssioned by
the discovery OF fire in the roof Of the
building occupied by John Gates as 4
saloon. The irs was eItingnished ts-
fore doing serious domsge.
--Auong the arrivals u. the 5, Charlea
hotel yesterday were the following, X.
b. Wessen and wife Ws,er Valley, Miss.
Samuel Bryant, Pittsburgh; w. L. Hass
-. Loui'; ID. L. Taylor aud II. N. Ogden,
Now Orleans John l.yttle, Decatur, o.;
q. Orsnda, Indiana.
notwithstanding the fac, tbs. the At.
tendance Ct the Atheneum last night was
not very large, the performance was e1-
csllent and compelled frequent burst. of
applause. An excellen, bill has been pre-
pared for this evening. Ls, the house be
crowded. On next Wednesday the COM
pany take their leave of this city, and /,
viii be . long time before another as
good will visit US,
The entertainment Ut the Atheneum
this evening promises TO be Of unusual in
terest. The performance will commence
with the play Of 'Lucretia Borgia,' and
conclude with the great London sensation
entitled the "Long Strike, or The Work.
ingmsn OF Manchester" In the fret
play Mics Price will appear as "Lucrelia
BorgiA,' and in ito latter Is Jane
LeaYoyd.' This 10 certainly q good bill,
and will doubtless draw 4 Full house.
The barber shop is on the corner of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J. George Snenhou.e with his gen.
tlsmanly assiftants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready to .ootbc
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper aud head with good sham
poo. Its . Erst-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving drst-class treatment.
L~liss' and children's hair cut or curlsd
after the most approved styles. s-l5-,f
--MrI Nancy Willard, agod ninety
nino years aad ten months, died at her
home in Anna. Mon county, on Monday
last. Had this old lady lived two months
longer che would have celebrated her
ons-hundIedth birthday, which WAS to
have been the occasion for a reunion of
her kith and kin. She lived In Uaion
county for upwards Of fifty years. She
Vas the mother Of Mr.. Willis Willard
and Mrs. Wiussead Dsvie, both OF Anna
Mrs. Err. Workman ohers her serv-
ices TO the ladies Of Cairo and vicinity IS
. teacher in the art Of making Wax
Flowers. For terms and specimens, che
refers 10 Barclays prescription drug store,
corner Eighth street and Washington sv-
snue, whore orders for Flowers may also
DO left. Ladies wishing lessons will plea.
leave their address at the store or give
notice through post office drawer No.
253, Cairo, Ills. AL slim
The Sir knights soiree lat their
asylum last night was success. There
was . goodly company present, and every
ono entered into the spirit Of the occasion
with freedom and zest that made it ono
OF the most enjoyable gatherings of the
season. There was feasting, singing, dane
ing, etc; which, together with the efforts
OF the Sir Knights to entertain their
invited guests, made il an occasion long
to DO remembered by those who were
there.
The deputy marshal of a pretty lit
tie city located on the Illinois Central
railroad not thousand miles from Cairo,
several days ago came down to this city
in search Of thief; but instead Of look
ing for the man he WAS after, tho marshal
made his visit to Cairo the occasion for
spree. About three o'clock in the morn
ing couple Of policemen found him in
levss saloon, in An almost helpless condi-
lion. They slowed him away until sober,
when he took the ilrst train for home.
The success of the concert and drama
OF tho Egyptian Choral Society at Mound
City on Tuesday night last has induced
repetition of the programme this (Satur-
day evening. We hope Cairo will be
we'll represented. Parties DESTROYS Of at
tending will please leave their names at
the Office Of Stafford, Morris Il Candee be-
fore twelve O'Clock to-day, WHARF they
can obtain tickets emitting the holder to
admission TO the performance and fare
both ways for the small sum of seventy