The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-28

men whom the weary traveller is ever
glad to fall In with.
Large stock Of dress goods, merinos,
alpacas, popllns, cashmeres, very cheap.
at e. uanny's.
MIR. Charles Kyle, who arrived in this
city on Friday, left again for Misplace of
business in st. Louis OH Sunday night.
Next Monday, the fourth Of October,
the great fair at st. Louis begins. Many
of the citizens Of Cairo are preparing to
attend.
The Rev. b. Y. George has accepted
the call of the Presbyterian Church Of
this city. lie Is expected to arrive in
Cairo this week.
The funeral Of Caroline SwOboda,
which took place yesterday afternoon.
was very largely attended BY her former
, friends and acquaintances.
"A number OF our citizens left yester-
day morning for Blandville, to attend the
Ballard county circuit court. which com.
menced yesterday morning.
The finest stock of children's cloak,
also caps and bonnets, at lower prices
than ever, can he found at Hebron Il
Wells, 1i2 and ~ Commercial avenue.
Burger, the extensive Commercial av-
cnuc dry goods merchant, has removed
to No. 124 Commercial avenue, the room
formerly occupied by w. b. Rockwell.
A. Hally, the Washington avenue tin
and stove-tlealer, has removed his estab-
lishmcnt to the new building recently
put up by Mrs. y. y. Halliday.
Nothing was done In the police
courts yesterday. There was not single
arrest made on Saturday or Sunday.
Everything throughout the city was
very quiet.
In game Of base ball between the
Comet and Defiance Clubs of Cairo,
played on the Thirty-fourth street
grounds, Sunday afternoon, the Comets
were slightly demoralized.
Mr.. II. G. Wells, cashier of the Alex
ander County Bank, has bought the resi-
dence Of Mr.. J. II. Phillips. in the upper
part of town. Mr.. Wells paid three
thousand five hundred dollars for the
place.
The Hon. Edwin Beechcr, of Mont
gomery, Alabama, and G. \. Beecher,
Attorney General of the Ohio g. Missis-
sippi railroad. have been spending few
days in the city, visiting their niece, Mrs.
Pace.
TO the smokers OF this city we would
say, If you want an excellent cigar, 20
TO II. Myers, the levee tobacconist. and
try his key West Perfection" They
are without doubt the finest cigar for the
money that can be found IN the city.
Large stock OF domestic prints, mus
Inns. and tickings. at low prices, at c.
Hanny's.
There will be meeting Of the
United Friends Ct Temperance at Odd
Fellows Hall, this Tuesday evening,
for the purpose Of election Of officers and
other work Of the order. Punctual at
tendance Is requested. z. LANE, W.P.
We said that Wilson. the spiritual
lecturer, would close his eyes in Liberal
We were mistaken. He talked in the hall
OH Sunday night and closed the eyes of
almost every body In the room. We can
not say that he Is, AS the boys express it,
"lightning," but we do no tbelievc any
person will take issue with us when we
say he is ''old OIL"
-Sproat's oysters have been tested and
have proved to be the best that ever came
to this city. lie will have another ship
ment to arrive Wednesday, a. M, and on
Saturday. a. M. Those who can appre-
cate good oyster will not fail to call at
the time specified. He will not sell an
oyster he cannot warrant as iirst-class.
Those who were disappointed in the first
lot can depend upon supply hereafter.
|2s-3t.
-Thursday-day after to.morrow-is
the Hebrew new year-thc first day Of the
5536th year since he creation.
By the II, brew rule-wc learn
from that distinguished authority. the
Paducah Neps-tlie new year never
comes OH Sunday, Wednesday, or Fri
day. and the Passover, six months later,
never comes on Monday, Wednesday or
Friday.
Large stock Of wooden goods, fan
nels, linseys and sheeting flannels, very
| cheap. ut G.. uanny's.
"A correspondent Of the Sun wishes to
know why we IDEAL undeserved tnmultu-
Gus praise to the Mayor for putting the
streets in ORDER" etc. Because he de-
serves it. More and better work has
been done OH the streets under Mayor
Winter than was done under any former
administration that preceded it for years;
aud as much work as possible is being
done on the sidewalks. 1t may be the
credit for this work is not due to the
Mayor, but since he receives all the blame
tor what is not done why should he not
receive commentator for the good things
that are done!
Wilson. the Spiritual man, challenges
the Christian ministers OF Cairo to debate
with him the proposition: ''That the
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