The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-30
CITY NEWS.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1875.
Local weather Report.
General Items

Mrs. Morris. of Hin. is in the city.
The cpizoo,ic .t!ll continue, TO bother
the horses OF this city.
The county election come, off next
Iuc-day.
MIR. William Liuher arrived in Cairo
from Indiauapoli. yesterday morning.
The communications Of "Sauco''
will appear in the BULLLErIN tomorrow.
All wa quiet in Judge Birds police
court yesterday.
-Ncn's new brick building on Eighth
street i. going up gradually.
capt John u. Phillis i confined "a
his house by sickness.
There are now two candidates IN the
field tor county commissioner.
MIR. capt. stin>on. of Anna. Illinois,
+. visiting at the residence Mr.. john Il.
Pnilli., in ihi. city.
MIR ". :. Goodrich. oil New York,
+, in the city paying hi. brother, Of the
Cairo q Niuccnuc- r'ilr5ad. a visit.
Nick Williams Ia, opened meat
market at the corner OF Twentieth street
and Washington avenue.
Hon. Loui- Brown, OF Cape Girar
dean. wa, in the city yesterday. H.
stopped ct the =, Charles.
MIR. severe Marchidou, of Thcbos
candidate for county commissioner. 4, il
the city.
Drawing lesson, every Saturday
from . o'clocl, q. NJ, at the Parish school
Terms, % cent, per month. j. FRlcr.
lO-29-3t
Profess r Alyord will lecture beior,
the Library Association on Tuesday
night.
Tho narrow" gauge railroad compaE!
now transport their passenger. from
their stopping place. above the break il
the loyyc, to the city by hacks.
We are Informed by Mr.. III. II. Can
dec, that the Rev. Dr. William McClare
viii accept the Epi.copate OF the state q
Illinois.
MIR. NJ. b. llarrcll, candidate tor th
Office OF county Treasurer and -\ssesso
at the coming election. started for trl
through the county yesterday morning
Mis-, Allie Cutting, oil Metropolis
who has been visiting Tor the past tc
day, al the residence of Mr.. G. X. Woo
ward, in this city, returned 10 h hon
OH Thursday afternoon.
Owing to circumstance. over whie
the management had 40 control. ii
May Fisk theatrical troupe did not al
pear at the Athcucunl last night. The
will. however. give performance III
cvcHing.
Just received at Il. J. Cundif- :. y
|. Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois, one 4
cabbage. one car onions. one ear Mort
crn potatoes, and also 10 barrels choi
, medium beans. all of which will be SO
cheap. lO-29-3t.
The anmal. exhibited in \. b. Rot
child X Co.'s mcnagcric have all bee
put into the old warehouse in the rear
the -. Charles Hotel, where they will
. kept during the winter.
r Mrs. Capt Halliday and Mrs. W.
?; Wright, who have been paying ilyi
D visit to friends and relatives in Mcmpl
for the past two weeks, will return
. Cairo OH the City of Chester this MOI
!. ing.
Tho Hon. William iIarlcll, meml
of Congress from this district, who "
in the city on Wednesday, will return
Cairo again to-tlay and remain over II
y day. lie proposes TO take look at
!" Mississippi lcvce.
a Gov. Bevcridge has appointed {
!, TAYLOR, of this city as n delegate to
tend the convention 10 be held III ,
is cago, to look after the interests OF
,r proposed southern railroad.
Of Among the prominent arrivals at
n ST. Charles Hotel Yesterday @crc Mr..
). Grdcr. an extensive cotton groweI
Helena, Arkansas : j. Watts, of Memp
4. and Captain j. G. Nerhoil. OF the steal
Pe,onia.
~ One week from next Tuesday me-
the Catholic church of this city viii u
u fair and festival at Burgers old >lu
:. corner OF Ninth street and CONNER
~ avenue. The proceeds az the festival
be contributed TO the church. The al