The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-04
CITY NEWS.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1875.
Local Weather Report.
CAIho. IL, y
General Items.

Poultry is plenty in the market.
Attend the Presbyterian parlor con-
cert this evening.
The friend. OF Hesing. in this city,
are in mourning.
Cotton in large quantities Is now be-
ing shipped through this city.
The levee is to be built, and yet many
OF our people are not happy.
Choice cranberries at the New
York Store.
Captain John 3. Phillis, we regret TO
inform our readers. j. still very i'll.
The Parish school Is soon to be taken
ia charge by Il brother oil the Rev. Mr..
Gilbert.
Oscar l.. Van Crcbon, a prominent
gentleman OF New orleans, was at the
81. Charles yesterday.
The police courts were very quiet
yesterday. Neither Of the magistrates
did any business Of Importance.
Business at the ST. Charles Hotel is
reviving. There were forty-two arrivals
ul tul- UOU>c Oh ucsudN.
Cole. New York and New Orlean,
circus and menagerie will visit Cairo on
the 18th OF this month.
1t is said that the beggers aud strag-
glers, who now nfest this city, all camp
in n body above town every night.
e. F. Wills, Esq, OF New ! ork city
was among the prominent arrivals at the
St. Charles Hotel yesterday.
The city clerk adyertises to-day fol
proposals to build the new levee. Con
| tractors should make note OF il.
The wedding Of James Cheney and
Miss Mary Smith takes place at tn,
Rough and Ready Hall tonight.
Major II, Jasper, prominent com.
mission merchant of New Orleans, wa
registered at the st. Charles yesterday.
We understand that several bloomin.
lasses of Jonesboro will attend the party
at the st. Charles tomorrow night.
Mr.. A. b. Stafford, Judge Bird, and Mr.
John IL. Oberly paid the public schools
of this city visit yesterday afternoon.
--Nutting parties are all the go il
Cairo. Ladies and gentlemen who flint
pleasure in these excursions 90 out daily
We are informed by Sol Silver tina
the Hutchinson family, the great singers
will pay Cairo u visit some time thi
month.
The audience at Prof. Alvord's lee
turc on Tuesday evening We're all hghl
pleased with the organ solo played b
Mrs. Dewey.
1t is said that there was not niue
work done for the candidates on Tues
day, but that a great deal was don
against several of them.
Summons completely swallOwe
, Marchldon in the race for county con
. missioner, on Tuesday. Marchldon &C
but one hundred and one votes in III
, city.
The Alexander County Bank wi
my interest ON deposits In the sal
tngs department..
Chief of Police Gossman wi
: to-day take Quinn, Wildcat an
5 Black Archie out of their quarters in Il
4 county Jail, and give them a stay OF eX
$ cution, provided they will leave town.
Il The remains of the late John Marn
Il will be buried at Beach Grove cemetel
J, to-day. The funeral services will be he
IS at the Catholic church at twelve o'cloc
= A special train will leave for the place
- interment at l O'Clock.
" The levee question has been settle
although, 1t is said, not to the satsfacti'
OF everybody. At the meeting Tucsd
k night, the council concluded to build I
NJ levee, and instructed the clerk to adv
tise tor bids for building the same. Wo
Is to be begun Immediately.
MIR. William Kluge is now finishi
ii his brick building at the corner of Six
c. street and Commercial avenue. I
large hall N tue third story Of the bui