The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-28
General Items.

| courts yesterday.
The levee presented II busincss.like
| appearance yesterday.
Mr.. Davis of the Spm does not appear
TO be an aspirant for the office of mayor o
| Cairo.
MIR. B. F. Livingston will deliver
lecture at Liberal Religious hall tonight.
| Admission free.
The +. +. +. Literary and Debating
society will hold their next meeting
Wednesday night.
Serenading parties have already be-
gun to delight the young ladies with their
melodious strains.
Remember the lecture Of Judge
Green. to be delivered at the High school
Tuesday evening.
Gus Helm, fashionable barber. on
Sixth street, between Commercial avenue
and OHIO leycc. Give him a call.
The pleasant weather brought out a
number of the young folks yesterday al
| ternoon for a stroll.
Large locks Of wild ducks are pass
ing over this city for the North, sure
sign that Spring is approaching.
The next reg ilar meeting of the city
council will be held on Tuesday evening,
the ID day of March.
William Oakley was much easier yes
tcrday. and the operation OF amputating
| his limb was not performed
A birthday party, to BE- given by one
of the most popular young ladies in this
city. will be the next thing in order.
The Liberal Religious Association
will give another sociable at their hall on
Washington avenue next Wednesday
night.
The city jail not having any occu-
pants. Tailor Mccarthy is not as happy as
he would be if hi house was full of board
ers.
When will the first train of the Cairo
q st. Louis Narrow Gauge arrive in this
city? j. the question asked by the curl
Gus.
The ST. Louis Republican says that
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an" ih'fhiie' raiiroan' Is uo'l'cile" at
the southern
Barney Crane is improving the APP
pearance OF hi, neat premises ON WASH
ington avenue. by putting up new fence,
planting trees, etc.
mere are quito NUMBER OF new
handsome anu SUBSTANTIAL evening
houses 10 DE oulit IN various parts oil TINS
CITY curing the coming summer
y couple OF gentlemen amused them-
selves by riding up and down Washing
ton avenue yesterday afternoon behind
Jimmy Mehan's mouse colored donkey.
On Friday, the river business opened
in lively manner. The wharf was lined
with steamers. and our levee has not pre-
scntcd such a business-like appearance
for months.
"A little boy by the name Of Harris,
while trying to Kill blue bird with a
pistol the other day, had his hand badly
hurt by the accidental discharge of the
weapon.
Mr.. =. e. Kennedy. president of the
| Alexander County bank, which will be-
| gin operations al the corner OF Eighlh
street aud commercial avenue lo-lhorro"
morning Is III the cry
Mr. 'haies A. Saup' VINO lot over
two years, has been an ehpl"!e "i the
BULLETIN Office, left Friday afternoon for
Jonc,boro. where lac has procured II stu
alton in the gazette office.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert has rented the
large room on the corner of Tenth street,
| over Whitlock's grocery store. n, a suita-
bic place to hold the parochial School' 10
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