The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-10

rom lHE BULLETIN We puDnsn tnis
morning the report of the proceedings Of
he last session Of the board of county
Of this county. Every tax
layer has On interest in the proceedings
4 the board, and will find the report in
eresting reading.
HONOR TO CAIRO. The election OF Mr..
leo. Il. Lounsberry, Of this city, grand
Master OF the Masons of Illinois, Is an
ionor Of which Cairo may we'll DO proud.
Mr.. Lounsbsrry IL one of the .'brightesv
Masons in the country, and will fill the Of
Ice of grand master in an acceptable man
,er, to his own credit and tho advantage
order.
FAMILY GRocERY.---A Albert Grinder |
has opened family grocery store on the
corner Of Center aud Walnut streets, OPP
positc the High School building. He will
keep all articles usually kept on sale in |
such stores. Hc in vites the public to give |
him call. He will endeavor 10 make IL |
10 The advantage Of the people to patron.
20 him.
A STRANGE DEyIcE.-Capt. Sol. Sill.
YER, passenger agent Of tho Anchor Line,
visited the 50. Louis fair on Thursday,
and stopped at the Now Lindell Hotel.
at the fair no purchased strange little
device that enables person to sec on. of
tho back part of his head. Sol. spends
most OF his limo now taking retrospective
views.
You will find tho latest styles a, Elliott
& Haythorn's. They arc offering dry goods
OF every description at prices that should
command attention.
WINTERS BLocK.--T elevated side
walk is being removed from tho side of
Winters block on Seventh street. The
sidewalk will DO laid to the grade of the
city. This is great improvement, and
viii add much to tho usefulness Of the
basement rooms of the building. We
understand that tho building is to DO
changed into hotel.
JAMES GREANEY will entertain his
frsends with ia grand free lunch at the
"May Flower" saloon, corner Nineteenth
street and Commercial avenue, to- morrow
Saturday evening, at nino o'clock, and
hopes to see them all out to man.
Everybody is invited and requested to
IN aka fhomeaIvaa ~ ho,,a ooo 10 N n.
FINE DIsrLAY.-It will beat the world
tho display at Koohler g. Bros. to-day, su-
perintendsd by Mr.. Phil. Howard. Be-
sides the fine beef on chow and for sale.
there will DO the finest mutton, veal and
pork, ever exhibited in this city; and also
every variety of saussges. The meats
will be sold as low as the lowest; and, we
venture to cay, will be admitted to be the
very best ever before sold in Cairo.
The ladies Of tho Presbyte church
have secured.tbe-well, call il the "Per-
ry House." OF Mr.. Thoms, for their oys-
ter supper on next Tuesday night. They
propose furnishing first class supper, in
GLIDING ice cream and the ct ceteras, for
30 cents. Gentlemen are requested not to
go home to supper, as the "sociablo" ia
bles will be ready for guests at half. past 8
o'clock in the evening.
SATURDAY NIoHT.-The Democratic
Liberal committee has been organized at
last, and will meet on Saturday night
next, at tho Office of John Q. Hartman,
Eco. parties interested" are requested
TO meet with the committee, by which ex-
preston we understand the committee to
mean all persons who desire tho election
OF Mr.. Hartzell to congress-tho success
o fthe cause.
DEsERrRRs.-We hear it stated that six
members Of CIstsr's cavalry deserted. at
this point, while en- route south. As many
as three OF them were seen on our streets,
after the departure Of their comrades,
dressed in citizens clothing, trying to
dispose of their arms In order TO raise
money TO reach their respective homes.
II lie needless to sdd, perhaps, that in
politics, these deserters were Radical, all
Of them.
MR.. EnLERs informs us that he has
made arrangements with Henry After
the largest importer of French and Ger
man calf in Now York, and will receive
all his stock direct from him. The first
invoice will be received IN q few days,
and it will be to tho interest OF all his
patrons and the general public to call and
examine his stock before ordering their
boots End shoes elsewhere. Ho guaran
tees satisfaction IN all cases, l0-9-tf
MILLINERY, THINNING and FANCY
SToRE.-Miss Burnside desires TO call the
attention Of tho ladies to her full and
complete line of millinery and fancy
goods just opened in tho Atheneum build
ing on Commercial avenue. Her stock
consists of full assortment Of fall hats
Java canvas and patterns, u full line of 20.
phyrs, all colors, feathers, French flowers,
ribbons, and a general assortment of fancy
articles, such as are kept in u millinery
store. 32l.lO.7.lm
DEMOCRATIC Liberal COMMITTEE
MEETIso.--Ata meeting of the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Central Committee,
held at their rooms on Tuesday evening,
October 9th, 1874, DR.. Danl Arter was