The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-05

Mr.. Petit Is very low, he was still living
last evening.
nsy-THE ALEXANDER COUNTY
BANK WILL PAY INTEREST ON
DEPOSITS IN TIE SAVINGS DE.
PARTMENT.
The dry goods merchants were UNI
usually busy yesterday. The stores on
Commercial avenue were crowded dur
ing the entire forenoon.
"A gang Of workmen is now EN-
gagged In repairing Twenty.Eightl, be-
tween Commercial avenue and the ILL
nois Central railroad track.
Large stock Of domestic prints, mus
lins. and tickings. Mt low prices, at c.
Hannys.
What has become Of the party that
was talked of at the st. Charles? Why
don't some one get up partys Every
body wants to 90.
Cairo Is not the only place that can
complain of women of bad repute. Anna
has her share of them. and the Union of
that burg Is making quite noise about 1t.
Every train that leaves this city on
the Illinois Central railroad has passen.
gers from Cairo going to st. Louis to at
tend the great fair, which opened yester-
day.
Large stock of dress goods, merinos,
alpacas, poplins, cashmeres, very cheap,
at Z. Hanny's.
Mr.. J. Z. Fisher, Of Chicago, who Is
travelling through the country collecting
material for Bradiord's railroad and
steamboat guide, is at the st. Charles.
There will be vocal aud Instrumental
music Mt wheeler's lecture tonight.
There will bc grand overture on the
organ, and song by a favorite quartette.
The new library for the Presbyterian
Sunday school has been received, and
was distributed among the scholars Of the
school for the first time on Sunday after
noon.
Large stock Of carpets, oil cloths and
mating, at greatly reduced prices, at e.
Hannys.
The members Of the Taylor Literary
Club rejoice over the possession Of one Of
the finest book cases in Cairo. 1t Is the
present of Col. >. Stats Taylor to The
Club.
| Frank Howe left last evening for
Louisville. Kentucky, where he will re.
main several days. He will then take a
trip through the South, and return to
Cairo about the middle of November.
The only place where you can lind
q fine assortment of children's merinO
cloaks and bOnnets at very low prices. is
Hebron q Wells.
The alarm Of fire sounded on Sunday
morning. was caused by the burning Of a
chimney In the building lately occupied
by Mr.. whitlock as o grocery store. Fire
seems to have spite at this building.
Little Charley Martin. aged four
years, youngest child of the late William
Martin. died Yesterday morning about
three O'Clock, Of what is supposed to
have been dyptheria.
Remember the grand ball of the An.
! cient Order OF Ilibernians at Sclicel's hall,
on the 18th inst. 4 good time may be
expected. l0-3-tf
Notwithstanding the numerous i'm.
provements that have been made upon
the sidewalks Of our city, there are many
walks that yet demand the attention OF
the authorities, which should be looked
to.
On Sunday morning, Captain W. =.
Halliday, while getting out ofhis buggy,
after driving home, sprained his ankle so
severely that it is feared nc will be con-
fined to the house for several weeks.
Large stock of wooden goods, fan
nels, linseys and shceting flannels, very
cheap, at c. Hanny's.
The congregations at the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches on Sunday
morning aud evening were very large.
The Rev. b. Y. George delivered his frs,
sermon in tho latter place of worship
' Sunday morning. and all who heard the
sermon speak Of it as being a fine effort
Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock
whi< W. II. Morris was on his way tt
his Office on the leyee. he stepped of the
sidewalk near the corner Of Sixth street
and the lcvee and sprained his ankle. liz
was unable to walk. and was taken tC
his home. in the upper part of town. by
Mr.. Stafford.
For nice sui, OF children and boys
clothing at the lowest rates and best fits
90 to Hebron & Wells, li2 and III Com
mercial avenue.
Dan Hartman, who Is about to estab
lish a frst-class wholesale and retail
queensware establishment OH Sixth street
between Washington and Commercial
avenues, lett Sunday afternoon, for New
York city. where he will purchase tn
largest stock Of goods OF that kind eve
brought to Cairo.
An excitement, such as generally !
occasioncd by a first-class horse fair II
cities like Cairo, Is wanted here. vi III
will be the first to start the ball rolling
} and make an attempt to organize an as
ISOLATION? There is money as well Il
sport in it, and the men who invest in
race meeting cannot fail to profit by 1t.