The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-12

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Oberly, paid the High School visit yes
terday afternoon.
| Lumber Is now being hauled for II
new sidewalk to be built on the south
side of Twelfth street, between CONNER
cial avenue and the levee, The walk on
the north side OF the street Is also under
going repairs.
MOUNTED MAPS
OF TBE--
city Of Cairo,
colored and vanished, for sale at hall
price $3.50 at the BULLETIN Office.
A large party Of the young friends
and acquaintance OF viii Smith, son OF
DIR. William Smith of this city will assem-
bic at the house OF that young gentleman
this evening and partake of his. hospi.
tality. A merry time is looked forward
| to.
| Mr.. Mears, father Of Mrs. j.. W.
Mum, formerly of this city. Is now in
| Cairo visiting at the residence Of Circuit
Clerk Yocum. Mr.. Mears arrived in
Cairo OH Wednesday, and Is looking un.
usually hale tor gentleman Of his
age.
| Now is the time 10 get your local adj
verii.ing and notices cheap. Read ON
rates OF advertising under head of City
I, News. These rates will be given until
after the holidays, giving all good op
| En-. 1,.a lie. 10 of ~ A.
The Indian oil peddler who has been
holding forth at various places in our
city, is gifted with wonderful amount
of CAB, and a fine pair Of lungs. He is
not slow at gathering big crowds about
him. and what's better still. lie knows
how to keep them when he gc.s them.
Madame Blanche and her troupe OF
continental young ladies appear for the
first time in Cairo at the Atheneum this
evening. They will remain over to-mor-
row night. and give another perform
ance. Tickets Of admission for sale at
Dan Hartman's. at the usual prices.
Very interesting and instructive lit
| cray exercises. music. etc., now take
place every Friday afternoon ut the high
school. The exercises of this afternoon.
1t is said. will be witnessed by q number
Of ladies and gentlemen interested in the
welfare Of the public schools.
Mr.. Chas. Hardy wishes to inform
his pupils that the next meeting for prac-
ticc will take place on Thursday evening,
Nov. llth, at Liberal Religious Hall, cor
ner Twelfth street and Washington ave-
nue.. \ childrcn's class will be organ
lied on Saturday ut o'clock p. IN. at
the same place. ll-ll-3t.
A letter directed TO Mrs. Josephine
Butler or Mrs. Ida Harris. brought down
on the Mississippi Central road wednes-
day night by one Of the train hands. and
placed in the hands Of a small boy to be
delivered, has not yet reached the party
to whom addressed. Any one knowing
| of such letter will confer favor by leav.
ing it at this office.
The Indian oil man says the Peoria
people gave the Cairo people a very bad
name to him. But says he. "sincc
coming to Cairo, find that there are
many clever gentlemen here. They are
spoken of very highly at home, but the
trouble is, they have d-n bad reputa-
! ton abroad"
The Metropolis Times says On
Friday night of last week Il surprise
] II oil -
Anna Loyclace was married at her
mothers residence TO Mr.. Lincoln. OF
Cairo. The ceremony was conducted by
Rev. Houts, of the VI. +. Church. The
parties have the wishes of the Times FOL
their happiness and prosperity"
ESrHOLMAN'S~Isa
ps1~FEVER AND AGUE PADS@6sa
| Eas"roR SALE AT-6sl
| s%PAUL G.. SCnUH'S," a5a
ksc.lOS Commercial Avenue. Cairo. al
The party of hunters who passed
through this city a few days ago. from
Kankakee. H., headed by +. Iluling, Oh
their way to Missouri for two months
hunt, passed through Cairo yesterday OF
their return to their home, having fount
chills and fever in greater abundance
where they intended hunting, than they
did game.
Mr.. Bagwell. of Cape Girardeau, the
gentleman who has been given the con
tract for building the levee. we are in
formed by Captain Dean, Of the 81
Charles Hotel. is a gentleman thorough.
versel in the work he has undertaken, hay
ing built the earth work of the Cape G'
rardeau and State Line railroad, whicl
is pronounced the finest of the kind eve
done in the West.
Alderman Rittenhouse received
dispatch from Mr.. Bagwell, who is {
build the new levee, dated ut st. Ioui
stating that he was having his too
shipped to this city. for the purpose {
going to work. and that they would b
here to-day. He requested Aldcrma
Rittenhouse to have City Attorney Blac
have the contract ready for him to sig
: upon his return here, so that there woul
be no delay in getting TO work.
Thomas G.. Ord, the man arrested ,
. Sergeant Wooten and Officer Sargent G
, Monday night for trying to pass tt
, dollar note OH an uptown saloon keepe