The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-22

| The weather still continues delight
iul.
City Attorney Black i having lots
of leisure time now.
The chiil-pad man has come to town.
and sam Foster is happy.
| Choice cranbcrrie. at the New
\ ork store
Judge Bird remained undisturbcd in
hi, police court all day yesterday.
Milton MOBILES made hi, first appear
ance at the Athcneum last night.
| The police caught no one violating
the city ordinances on Wednesday night.
john Clancy has improved his store
room, corner of Commercial and Twelfth
streets.
John q. Harmon has another real
estate auction on his hands, for the 23rd
instant.
You can save 90 per cent. by buying
your boys winter boots and shoes Of %.
| naythorn ~ Co.
| The Alexander Gouuty Hank viii
pay Interest On deposits in thc .m> .
| thss department.
The council held another meeting last
hight 10 hear the rcadin. OF the revised
ordinances.
A bi. nutting party is being gotten
up to take day, pleasure some time du-
ring the coming week.
1t should not be forgotten that Mrs.
Dr. Warlner lectures before the Library
Association on Tuesday evening, at the
Presbyterian church.
--Pelts, one of the parties implicated
in the robbery Of Goldstinc q Roscnws-
ter, store few days ago, still continues
to run at large.
Mr.. Is. +. Parker has purchased a
tine span OF mules, harness and wagon,
aud proposes filling his lot on Thirteenth
street within Il few days.
Those who need winter boots should
call on X. Jones, Commercial avenue.
His stock OF French and Domestic cali
skin. is the best in the market.
Miss Thompson and Miss Rogers
will leave this morning Tor Il short visit TO
Evansville, Via the Cairo Il Nincennes
railroad.
just received and for sale by Mathuss
~ Chl, No. Ga Ohio Levee, 70 100 pounds
Bacon-Sides. Shoulders and Hams.
lO-22-4t.
Frank Howe took his departure from
Cairo Oh board the City of Chester, for
Natchez, on Wednesday evening. lie
J will remain absent for about one month.
Mayor Winter took trip to Vim
cenncs on Wednesday, and there saw the
| property OF the Aymar Circus Company
sold for the sum of nine hundred and
fifty dollars.
The work on the Cairo Il Vincennes
railroad company's incline plane was
finished yesterday about noon. The first
ear was to have passed oyer it some time
| during the afternoon.
The funeral OF little Frazier Cunning
ham took place yesterday morning at
| halt-past nine o'clock. 1t was attended
by large number of the friends of the
parents.
The Illinois Central railroad COM
pany's par car paid Cairo a visit on We'd
nesday, and replenished the purses OF the
men in their employ in this city.
Phil Howard has sold out his bust
ness to Walters, the Eighth street butcher.
lie proposes starting again, however, at
the same business, in short time.
MIR. j. A. Jones and family will leave
Cairo to-day for their future home in
Louisville, Kentucky, where Mr.. Jones
has accepted a position under ono of the
railroads running into that city.
The Chicago Mtey-Oeeaa says: "llon.
John II. Obcrly, Of Cairo, Illinois, Grand
Master of the Illinois |. .. o. f., was ten
dered banquet by the Odd-Fcllows at
their hall last evening"
SHERIFF Irwin brought back to this
city yesterday, one of the parties impli-
Gated In the robbery of Goldstine & Ro'
senwater's store, few days ago, and
lodged him in the county Jail.
The pay car of the Cairo 4 Vim
ccnnes railroad company will leave Cair,
this morning for its regular monthly triI