The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16
General Items

No more dust for few days.
Il. Farnbak.r is IN the city again.
--Cranb~rrps arr IN the market again.
Judge Bross is expected hoIuc from
Poo ia to-day.
N ,ihiny done In police oJcles yester.
day.
Choice crsnberries at the New
York Store.
The weather WAS cool but pleasant
after the rain yesterday.
We are soon "a have "A circu> and me.
| nag,rie IN Cairo.
-Ghe Alexander County Hank Will
pay tntere.t on deposits Ia the sss.
ings d pArtnseni.
john c. White has got home from
ST. Louis.
The streets and sidewalk. are becom.
ing covered with the falling leaves.
Those who need winter boots should
call On X. Jones. Commercial avenue.
| His stock OF Fir, nch and Domestic calf
-hin- j. the best in the niaTnet.
Miss Jacks ~. VI New York city, il in
the city, visiting her sister. Mrs. Good
rich.
The Padncah and Cape Girard.au
fair. which have been IN progress dur
Ing the past week, will both close to-day.
--iiu imer j. frcscOing the bar-room
OF III" Planter House. and making other
iutr,y, pu.,,,s in th.. l,.,..I
-Ilurfnrr has the hind-qnarter of =
bear. which he will serve up to his board
ers NJ The Planters tomorrow.
The Cairo & Vincrnncs railroad com.
pany's incline will b. ready Tor Use, we
are told. on Monday morning.
For cork->olcd boots or shoes. 20 TO
u. Jones. the Commercial avenur boot
and shoe maker, He j. tirst-class work.
man and never fail - please.
The auction sale % furniture ut the
Delm"iicO hOioi yesterday morning was
attended by large nnInbrr OF people.
And howir is laid that another mar.
riage will .01n lake place, Ia Cairo, be-
tween two highly esteemed young folks.
Wilson. the Spiritual adviser. will
again visit Cairo In December. instead Of
November, as stated by Us day or two
sgo.
New hams and breakfust-bacon at the
New York Store.
We are informed by good authority,
that the report that the Illinois Central
railroad company have bought the Mis-
slssippl entral road is untrue.
Mr.. Summons. of Yhebes; who has
announced himself as 4 candidate for
County Commissioner. at the November
election, Is still in the city.
MIR. James Bennett, formerly OF this
city, has returned, to remain for good.
and has accepted u position under the Iii.
nois Central railroad.
Miss Fannie Lyon and Mr.. Theodore
Carrgan were married at the residence If
the brides father, on Cross street, by the
Rev. Mr.. Gillian. on Thursday evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert was out y"stcr-
day afternoon for ride. after being con-
flu, d to the house for several days with a
severe attack OF inflalnuiatory rheuma.
tism.
Large stock dry goods, without re-
serve. at very low prices. at c. IIanny's.
The Parish school will change quar-
ers Oh Monday morning. The school
| will hereafter h. held In the building at
the corner Of Thirteenth street and Wash.
inglon avenue.
Among the distinguished arrivals ct
the st. Charles yesterday were 1. &.
Irvine Of New York. e. A. Nrwcomb
I OF Cincinnati. n. Jacobs OF Louisville,
j. II. Finn Of Chicago. and j. NJ. stone
Of Canton. Mississippi.
The people Of Mound City were so
much delighted with the musical con "'s
given by Mr.. G,O,llco At Stokes hall. on
"Wednesday evening. that they urged Ito
repetition on Thursday. Both concerts
We're larg' ly attended.
The following dialogue was over.
heard from little trundle-h+si the other
evening: First youngster-"God can
make Himself just a. little a. lie wants
F, to, can't Hef" SECOND yOungster.."Yes