The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-31

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1875.
Local weather Report.
General llenlN

Everybody will take a look at the
work on the Mississippi levee to-day.
The city council will hold its regu.
lar monthly meeting on Tuesday night.
-Marchildon for County Commits
sioner.
Jack and Jill pantomime tomorrow
night. The funniest show Oh the road.
We were visited by another wind
AMI rain storm OIL Friday night.
Capt. Dyas L. Parker and lady re-
turned to Cairo yesterday.
Judge Marchidon ought TO be cleo
ted County Commissioner.
A nutting party is on the tapis for
next Wednesday.
There was no business done in
Judge Birds police court yesterday.
dan Rice's circus is to exhibit ia
Mound City next Wednesday. Dan has
given Cairo the go-by this time.
Mrs. Capt. Halliday and Mrs. W. r.
Wright arrived ia Cairo from Memphis
yesterday.
Remember the great Jack and Jill
pantomime tomorrow night. Reserved
seats at Hartman's.
Hon. William Hartzcll was to arrive
in the city last evening, and remain in
Cairo over Sunday.
We publish the proceedings of the
city council on the editorial page Of this
issue, for the want of space on this page.
Remember the pantomime tO-mor-
row night at the Atheneum Of Nick Rob
erts' Jack and Jill troupe.
Mr.. +. f. Daggy, of Evansville, In
diana, was registered at the st, Charles
yesterday.
MIR. j. X. Fleming, of Pittsburg,
and Mr.. +. e.. Copeland. of Detroit,
Michigan. were among the more promi-
nent arrivals at he st. Charles yesterday.
AS County Commissioner Marchil-
don was always faithful. He ought TO be
elected to the Office again. Vote for
him Oh Tuesday.
Remember that the Jack and Jill
pantomimc troupe will appear at the
Atheneum tomorrow night. 1t is the
most laughable entertainment travelling.
Mr.. John =. Hely will have a con-
sultation with the special levee commit
tee of the council to-day. and view the
ground where the new levee must shortly
stand.
drawing lessons every Saturday
from o'clock a. m, at the Parish school.
Terms, 30 cents per month. J. FRIcK.
l0-29.3t
Can Jewett Wilcox and =. W. Bar.
clay inform us anything about that
Chicago ghost? Mr.. Morris says he
don't know anything about it.
Mrs. Stinson, of Anna, who has been
visiting at Capt. John B. Phillis in this
city for several days, returned to her
home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. +. A. Taylor will start on Il
trip through the county tomorrow OF
next day, looking after the welfare of the
county schools.
The first parlor concert OF the season
will be given by the ladies Of the Prcsby.
terrain church congregation, at the resi-.
dence of S. 2. Wheeler, on Thursday
night.
The usual services will be conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Gillian at the Metho.
dist church, corner Of Eighth and Wal
nut streets, this morning and evening
Sunday school at three o'clock.
The May Fisk theatrical troupe had
bad luck in Cairo. The advance agent
having failed to make the necessary ar
rangements, the company could not ap'
pear on Friday night.
Just received at II. j. Cundif's, No
II Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois, one ca
cabbage, one car onions, one car North
ern potatoes, and also 10 barrels chOic'
medium beans, all of which will be sol'
cheap. l0-29-3t.
Elder Holmes (street preacher) vii
preach to-day in the First Missionar!
Baptist church, corner Tenth and Cedar
ut half-past ten AIM. three PIN. an
haR.past seven pm. Subjects; Morning
18th Chapter Revelations; afternoon
Laodicean Church night, "Time shall b
no MOTE" The public, white and Co
Ored, are invited.
Miss Dora Carter, of Mound City,
in the city visiting at the residence