The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-11
LOCAL BRENITItS

formerly ofthe Egyptian mills Of this CITY,
IL ia town.
The Ohio river rose TX inches yerter-
day, which is very big rise considering
the stage Of the water.
Tom Winter will visit Cincinnati
shortly. When he returns !. will DO Mr..
and Mr.. Winter. AZ leas, 20 tho story
goes
Perry Powers new residence now
| being built on Twelfth s!reo. noar Com
mercisl avenue, is ready for The weather
boarding.
Mrs. Capt. Weitick and Mrs. Chas.
Bradley and sister took passage yester-
day on the Steamer John a. Scudder for
New Orleans.
"A score or moro Of our prominent
business men wen. to Mound City yester-
Day TO attend tho sale of government
goods q, the naval station.
Tho Cairo, Arkansas ard Texas road
are now Issuing round trip tickets from
! Cairo to Charleston and return, including
ferrisge and hack, for tho email sum Of
- 10.
TIN track Q! the Cairo ard Nincen.
mes railroad between Thirty.thiFd and
Thirty.fourth streets Is still uuigr water,
bu. not 20 deep Us TO prevent trains from
passing.
Rev o. II. Clark Of Ashley, Illinois,
arrived in the city yesterday, md during
bis stay will assist Rev. NJ. Waller TO
conduct the revival services a! tho Meth.
oils, church.
Rev. &. Duerschiuer, pastor Of the
German lutheran Church, will conduct
services Al his church this evening. Sub
ice, Of tho sermon: "The death and resur.
reo,on Of Christ
"A meeting 81 the chamber OF COM
mcrcs will DO held this morning II. II
o'clock for the purpose Of clecting officers
| for the ensuing term, and for tho trarssc-
ton of other important business.
The roads ia many parts Of the city
are almost impossible. Tenth street, be-
tween Washington avenue znd Cedar
streets is in deplorable condition, and it
is almost impossible for loaded teams TO
pass.
| "Pips,' Mrs. o Byrne and all because that
! laGy did not come around. or send around
and settle her lit,lc hill for advertising,
etc, IL that office. We have got used 10
being gullsd by travelling humbugs, and
don't mind II any more.
Tho Methodist church was crowded
again lust night 10 listen 81 the religious
| revival now ia progress. there. Among
those present We noticed many of our lead
ing citizens, both male and female, The
exercises were conducted a. usual, but with
more than ordinary zeal. Several per
sons rose for the psayers Of the church.
--Prominen; among the arrivals Mt thC
ST. Charles hotel yesterday ware the fol
lowing John Dickson, j. NJ. Barton snc
Harry Schlotman, Cincinnati; Z. johnson
and 5 NJ Rsiney, New York j Is. Bra
zier, W. 4. Stscy and John Hay, II
Louis; F.. Ferris, Nashville; j. NJ Flsw
or, Chicago, F.. W. Frees, Roso Clair
II. Boyle, Alton.
The commorce, Missouri, Dispatch o
Saturday morning, says; "Ies,erda,
morning about day light many of our cit
. liens wero awakened by a loud roaring
noise, followed by several very perccpti
BILE shocks which seemed to proceed from
west to east We know of no town i,
= South-east Missouri tina. needs shakin
up more than Commerce does.
"A select few OF tho peraonal friend
Of Capt. Irwin Dugan assembled on boar
the Steamer T. +. Eckert last nigh. 70
n the pupose of giving tho captain fare
we'll party before his departure for tn
South. Good music was on hand AM
dancing indulgod in. i WAS pleasan
and enjoyable occasion, and "lrye' di,
tho "honorsn inn manner croditable
:. himself and to tho delight Of his guest
-Mrs. Nancy Brown, alias Mrs Mscl
"boss" Of one of tho worst dens of infam
in the city, is now confined in the city jai
!, the police having determined TO suppre!
her establishment. This is ste
in the right directions and Will
in tho business, there are half dozen oil
II or houses of equally us bad reputation thu
ought to be closed up. Several of the'
- houses are on Fourth street, one or two c
Sixth and two or three in the vicinit
of Thirteenth and Poplar streets.
WIN. Ehlers wishes to inform the pu
lie that ho has Just received large stoC
of imported French calf and Moroc
Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cinci
nd natl, direct importers, and no can ther
fore warrant all his work to DO of not on
EH tho best manufacture, but of tho vo
best material. Any one who desires fl
: Boots, Shoes or Caters will find II
their interest to call on Mr.. Ehlers at
shop, Goth street. and examine his sto
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
II 203-3-4. I'm
Ar a meeting of the Hibernian q
company, held on Friday evening last, I
Collowinp resolutions of respect to I