The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-03


General 1sesns
We have horse to sell cheap.
The council meets on Tuesday night.
Still the calaboose has but one occu.
pant.
Matt Welsh has moved to Eighteenth
street.
Large stock gents furnishing goods
at very low prices. at c. Hanny's.
-Ju,igr Bross did nothing In his police
court yesterday.
e. v. Wilson at Liberal Religious
hall to day.
The 81. Louis fair begins tomorrow.
the fourth inst.
The Alexander County hank will
pay intere.t on d pOsiss In She ssv.
tnxs department..
One arrest was made by the police on
Friday night.
Yesterday was one Of the pleasantest
days We have had tor long time.
Parish school will open again to-mor.
row morning.
Circuit court has adjourned. after a
session Of over two weeks.
The dust. despite the slight rain. Ii
almost us thick as ever.
sheriff Irwin has returned home from
his New York trip.
There will be religious services in all
thS. nluaas nj tcnrxltr in tl.. al %. Il
= Miss Minnie Heeley. oldest daughter
of John =. Heeley, is very sick.
Base ball on the Thirty-fourth street
grounds this afternoon at 2 o clock.
There will be the usual services at the
Church Of the Redeclner this morning
and evening.
Large stock clothing to be sold out
without reserve. at c. Hanny's.
Mrs. DIR. Casey, Of Mound City. we
are informed by DR.. Dunning, is rapidly
improving.
The Rev. 4. i. George will conduct
the services at the Presbyterian church
this morning and evening.
Look at the nice gents suits for
SC 10. you can buy at Hebron q Wells.
There will be services As usual this
morning and evening at the Methodist
church, conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Gill
ham.
Mrs. Jewett Wilcox and family. who
have been spending the summer in Yer.
mont, returned home Yesterday morn.
ing.
For boys clothing OF all descriptions
and lowest prices, go to Hebron q
Wells.
Business was lively on the levee yes.
terday, and the free lunch houses Jared
well.
Potatoes We're selling on the street
yesterday morning for thirty cents a
bush-l.
Rev. Mr.. George breaches his first
sermon In the Presbyterian church this
morning.
Don't forget the present OF ten yards
calico you can get by buying 81 worth of
dry goods at Hebron & Wells.
The Liberal Religious Association, VIZ
are told, will begin its sociabics again
soon.
Col. Taylor returned yesterday after.
noon from New York, after an absence vi
two weeks.
Mayor Winter has received another
supply Of fresh Baltimore oy stcrs. They
are excellent.
Apples in great abundance are com
ing into Cairo daily. They sell very
cheap.
The Ancient Order of Hibernans
will give grand ball on the 18th of thi.
month.
Judge Bross was reelected president
OF the Alexander county bank at rccen,
meeting OF the stockholders.
The first lecture under the auspice,
Of the WOman's Club will DC delive, I'd
BY 5. p. Wheeler, on Tuesday night.
Mrs. DR.. Dunning, who acted as one
Of the judges In the lady's department ri
the Charleston fair, has returned home
Capt. Hamhlet0n, OF Mound City, LETT
Cairo On Friday night OH the steamer
City OF II, lena, for Memphis.
Ladies wrappers and suits at yer,
low rates and newest styles can b. found
at Hebron & Wells, ~ aud III Com
mercial avenue.
-Sproats' oysters are the finest evel
brought to this market. He receive.
them fresh, and fine favored. every
Wednesday and Saturday. For sale by
the dozen or hundred.
--On Friday and last night the colores
folks Of the Airi. an Methodist Episcopa
' church held festival on Fourteenth
street, fOr:the benefit Of the church, whicl
We learn was a profitable affair.
This afternoon the scholars OF tn
African Methods. Episcopal Sunda!
school. and those OF the Missionary Dap
tist Sunday school. will hold a Sunda!
school union In the Missionary Baptis
church,
The Sun says Col. Taylor has don
nothing to protect the Mississlppi levse