The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-30

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Mrs. Halliday has. we are informed. de-
clined the honor If the appointment.
Mr.. j. s. Gridcr, of Helena. Arkan-
sas. will pass through this cIty tomorrow
with iity ncgroes whose services he
procured IN Charleston. Missouri. to 20
to III. cotton plantation near Helena, to
! pick cotton.
The young gentlemen who propose
/ giving . party 40 the ~. Charles. one
wccl, from last night have Issued the in
yitations for the event. "lho First Of
the Season." will be made a most enjoy
able affair. 4 good string baudha- been
procured to furnish music.
Mr.. Ella Granger has introduced
photography into the high school. and
also into the colcred grammar school OF
this city. Those oi The pupil, in both de-
partmeut, who have taken hold Of the
study. seem to be greatly pleased with it,
aud manifest much interest in it.
Yesterday afternoon. while little
colprcd girl was vending her way TO
| school, and when on the high sidewalk,
between Fourteenth and Eighteenth
streets, OF Washington avenue, .hc wa.
caught by gust OF wind and lif..d en-
tircly OIL the sidewalk into the ircrt.
conrad Alba la. had some extensive
improvements made in his barber hop
Oh Sixth street, and for noatnc.s aud
comfort il j. second to none. II you
want clean, smooth shave. or FASH
ionable hair cut, or anything in hi. line.
give him a call.
Miss Lizzie Mckeaig, who has been
absent from Cairo for some weeks on
visit to friends in Henderson, Ky. re-
turned on Thursday evening. Miss
Fanny Poscy. OF Henderson. returned
with Mis-, Nckcaig, and will remain Ia
Cairo Tor few weeks.
Mike Mccarthy was arrested OH
Thursday nigh, for raising disturbance
la saloon ON the lcvee. He was MP
before Judge Bro-s yesterday morning.
for trial. and was fined five dollars and
costs. IL was sent 70 the calaboose for
six days. lie will labor for the good OF
the city.
The liberaiity and Kindness displayed
by the Cairo * -. Louis Railroad Com
pany, IN Offering three thousand dollars
toward the repairing OF the Mississippi
lcyee, provided the city will give them
the right of way over it after the work
has been done, Is exceedingly refresh
Ing.
Thomas Mcllale, who was arrested
and fined some time ago. and given a
| stay OF execution provided he would
| leave town, wa. arrested again yesterday
morning. He was taken before Judge
Bros for trial and given fifty-six days in
the calabOoso. He will write book on
prison lite ~ soon as he gets out Of Jail.
The ladies Of the Church of the Re
doemcr are -,ill at work preparing for
thclr fair and festival. to take place some.
/ time near Christmas. We are informed
! tina, tliS will De the most extensive affair
oil the Kind ever attempted lay these en-
| terpri,ip@ ladies. 1t has not yet been de-
cidcd whore he far will b. held.
The managers Of the Cairo and -.
| Louis railroad company. with superb
/ impudcnc". propose TO contribute 5000
| toward, the construction of new lcvcc.
/ provided 1t can thereby obtain the right
of way over the lcvcc. If that company
/ wi,he, an cmbaukmcut tor it, rails. let it
/ pay FOR one. II had one week ago, and
permitted II 10 be washed into the Mis-
.isspp.
Severe Marchldon announce. him
self this morning through the columns Of
the BULLETIN ~ a candidate for the Of
ice of county commissioner. During
Mr.. Marchildou's forihcr career n. COM
missioner, he fulfilled the dudes of the
Office to the satisfaction of the citizens of
the county, and should he elected. 1t l.
to the interest OF the people OF Alexander
county 20 give him their support.
ON Thursday afternoon little boy
named Nick Berry. Il pupil of Miss Phil
lis in the Thirteenth street school, while
playing near the school house, met Will
a severe and painful accident. lie wa
running along the sidewalk with sharr
stick in hi> hand. when he trippcd. ant
fcll down, the sharp point OF the sticI
, penetrating the LET, side OF his jaw. whcr'
it broke of. Dr. Smith was called au'
. attended to the unfortunate boy, wants
Phil Howard will open hi. new mca
shop Thursday morning. OcD 18th, il
V. RcSch's building, on Eighth street
-. opposite his old place OF business. Wher
he will be pleased to meet all his old ems
TONERS and as many new ones. The be,
! of meats, and nothing but the best, wi
be found at hi, shop daily. His past req
utaiion for keeping No. shop is a sur
;, guarantee for the same in the future.
>. lO-27-5t.
= The Sal wishes II, to gel into pa
sion because the Trustees will not bull
new lcvec, and wishes to know il "
: have no suggestion to make, no rcmtd
z to offer. The SaH, the great question
is asker, neglects to tell Us what it wish'
o rcmcdied. We know that Il lovoc mu