The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-27
GEN ERAL.


Captain John Spane, Of the steamer
Bismarck. is stopping at the 81. Charles.
Several OF the boys who were doing !
the country precincts got hons on Sun
day, with the report ,hs. all is well.
Mr.. John Hogan, candidate for coro-
ner, should not be elected. lie is no. a
proper man for the place.
Susan Denim, with an excellent troupe
of actors, will be at tho Atheneum next
week.
GLORIOUS weather this,--s remark
We have msde, ana hope to mako many
times here after.
p. Vogel, prominen. travelling agent
for 81. Louis liquor house, 10 . guest OF
WIN. Wetzsl, OF the st. Nicholas.
Mr.. Rennie will not consent 20 boz
come candidate Tor county com missionor.
He has no taste for hgh. Cor so small an
Office.
Mr.. Hartzsll won't up to Vienna yes
,erday morning addressed n meeting IN
the afternoon, and returned TO Cairo In
the evening.
Tho narrow-gusge locomotive draw
ing tho consti uction tram makes 4 big
noise nowadays on the Mississippi leves,
Il is music 10 some OF our ears.
Hockey, who has investigated Spirit
ualism, denouncos Is ms q fraud. What
will our spiri!uali,,s, who bslive in HuI-
ley, do about it,
DIR. G. w. Dunning and Jewe;t vii.
coz left for Chicago yesterday 10 attend
the Grand Commandery of knights Tenn
plsrs. Mr.. wilcox expec,s TO meet his
family in the Garden City.
AIR. y. winston, candidate for the
legislature, has been visiting jackson
county. He addressed the people very
accep:abiy at several places, aud believes
that bis election is a fixed fact.
1t ID now eyiden. tina. Mr.. Irwin 10
10 have tho field all to himself. Mr.. Rot 4.
ertson, who would have been a formids able
competitor, has concluded to not make the
race; and Mr. popes effort. to indu.e q
Radical TO run have been Eat failure.
Mrs DIR. p. L. Williams has gone 70
Bellevills 60 be present at her sisters
wedding, which takes place tomorrow.
Mr.. James, Of Charleston, Missouri, Is the
happy man.
We find the following at the Plant
er's House; r NJ Stewart, Pennsylvania;
Loais Helm, Chicago; Thomas T Gardner,
Bardyille, Ky; J p Lewis, Olenrpor,,
Ky; Theodore Morris, Chicago l. Stein.
ChIcasoi l. Lsppman. Chicago; T.
Kunkls, Evsn,villei T Nowery, Cir
cinnntij II X Haffer, jackson, Tenn.
AT "our Saloon" Eighth street, be.
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio leyee.
the hungry may find ali kinds of edibles-
herring, sausage, cheese, &c, and tho
thirsty the finest of wines and liquors.
fresh lager beer, and the best brands of
cigars. Attentive bar-keepers are always
on hand; and tho lunch set daily, At 10
o'clock, 3undsys included, is as fne as
any in the city. Call around. lo-22-tf
Among the most prominent arrivals
at the St. Charles, We find tho following
j Nj Booker, jackson, Tenn; A Nichol.
son, Jr, s. Louis ID Pattiereus. Spring
field, Ohio; 4 NJ Walker, Akalona, Miss;
j q Mcdonald, st Louis; S Levy, Chicago;
ID Percival, Covington, Ky; NJ Barton,
Cincinnati; Jno Gardiner, Now York;
Samuel Galladsy and NJ Galladsy.
Granada, Miss; Geo Castor, Chicago.
Rev. DR.. Thayer has prepared two
new lectures, to be delivered durin the
coming season-one, plain Facts for the
People or, How Msn Treats Himself"
and tho other, "Whst 10 Sp..itualism ?p |
The doctor has devoted much labor upon |
these lectures, and no doub. they will DO
both entertaining and instructive to his |
auditors. His other lectures--very popu-
lar with tho public-are Triumph of |
Mind Over Matter" and "The Self. Made
Man"
w. Linker representing ID. w. Irwin
Il Co., Of CHICAGO, sends us tho following
quotations In grain
October wheat, S43
November wheat, $50,
December wheat, SOC
October corn, 60.
November corn, g.
Year corn, 65.
October oats, 46J
November oAsr, 4di
Year oats, AL, I,
October barley, l.l6. .Efac8 |,
November barley, l.osa. E6aa ,5 l.