The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-27
General Items


The rain Monday night settled the
dust
There was nothing Of interest trans
pircd in the police courts yesterday.
Go to the sociabe of the Liberal Re-
ligious Association tonight. All are in
vited.
Choice cranberries at the New
York store.
&C. W. Summons. candidate for
county commissioner, was in the city
yesterday.
Hon. George W. Wall. OF DuQuoin.
and several other prominent gentlemen
of that city. were in Cairo yesterday.
Perry Power. has taken the contract
to take care of the stock of the circus and
mcnagcrie that visits Cairo to-day.
the Alexander CouMty Bank will
pay intere-i on deposits tm the snv.
| ings department..
Go to Ro,hchild's menageric to-day
and see the only genuine live Rhinoceros
ever exhibited in Cairo.
-Messrs +. T.. Fountain and j. H..
Moberly, both Of Du Quoin, were regis
tered at the st. Charles yesterday.
The cpozooiic is still among tie
horses and mules of thi. city, but none
| thus far have died from the disca.e.
We are pleased to learn, a will be
the many friends Of the family, that Mrs.
X. II. Cunningham is considerably bet
| ter.
The business ofthe various hotels OF
thi. city, We are told by the proprietors.
is much better at present than it has been
for some time.
| The Oll-Fellows have concluded TO
| have Mr.. Oberly deliver his address in
the Presbyterian church. instead of the
Atheneum. tomorrow night.
--Rolhchid's Royal Victoria Mcnage-
RTE, Asio-Airican Caravan and Continent
tai Circus in this city to-day. Admis-
sion, 80 cents children under years.
% cents.
John Baber was up before Justice
Comngs yesterday for assaulting and
striking n woman. He was fined twenty.
five dollars and costs. Baber took an:ap-
peal to the circuit court.
Mr.. Hinkley, superintendent of the
Cairo Il st. Louis narrow gauge road,
was in the city yesterday. He took a
look at the wash in the levec, and lett OH
the morning train for st. Louis.
To-day a. b. Rothchild's grca,
Royal Victoria circus and menageric will
give two performances in this city. Ii /,
said to be one of the best shows travel
ing. and will no doubt be largely at
tended.
Those who need winter boots should
call on II. Jones, Commercial avenue
His stock OF French and Domestic cal
skins is the best in the market.
The old tobacco warehouse in the
rear of the st. Charles Hotel, has beel
rented by A. B. Rothchild's show com
pany, and will be used for wintering tn,
animals OF The concern.
John Sheehan, George Winter. vii
liam Brown and three other men wer,
added to the police force on Monda,
night as specials, to keep an eye On tn,
lght-fngcred gentry who paid Cairo
visit on Monday.
Twelve emigrants, from the upper
part of this State, passed through thi
city yesterday. and took the train on thu
st. Louis, Iron Mountain 4 Southern
railroad for Waco, Texas, where the!
will settle.
, Just received AMI for sale by Nautilus
, & Uhl, No. 81 Ohio Levee, 10000 pound
Bacon-Sides. Shoulders and Hams.
; l0-22-4t.
; -Rothchlld's Royal Victoria Menae
+ erie, Asio- African Caravan and ContineI
, ,nl Circus in this city to-day. Admission
90 cents; children under 8 years, =
cents.
The extra police added to the fore
on Monday night, had the effect G
: thwarting any attempt at burglary b
the crowd OF bummers who were |
town Monday. At any rate, no bu
/, glayy was committed.
. After A. Is. Rothchild & Company
Royal Victoria circus and menlgerie Ia,