The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-14
General Items


Cairo just now.
Don't forget the sale Of furniture a,
Delmonico hotel.
The people are laying IN their Winter
fuel. Coal and wood are In active de.
mand.
The sidewalk between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, on Commercial avenue,
is being repaired.
&C. W. Bradley is slightly under the
weather with the prevailing complaint
chills aud fever.
If you want bargains attend the sale
of furniture Oh the 18th.
The Milton-Noble Troupe have en-
gagged rooms at the st. Charles for the
entire company.
The weather. for the past few days,
has been delightful. though the nights
have been rather cool.
"A number OF Cairo people are getting
ready ~ go to Paiucah to attend the last
day OF the fair. Saturday.
The Alexander County hank will
pny interest ON d pOsits In the saw
! 'ngs department.
The family OF John koehler left this
city on Tuesday afternoon for Cincinnati,
Ohio. their future home.
The steamer Belle Memphis carried d
large party OF people from New Madrid
TO the Cape Girardeau fair yesterday.
Those who need winter boots should
call Oh X. Jones, Commercial avenue
His stock OF French and Domestic cali
skins is the best in the marnet.
MIR. George Fisher refuses 10 become
| y candidate for reelection to the office 81
county commissioner ut the November
| election.
We are informed that Wilson. III,
spiritual adviser who recently paid Cairo
a visit. will return 10 our city again II
November.
| Numerous wagcr-, not very larG
ones. however, were made by parties q
this city yesterday on the result Of TIN
Ohio election.
The Taylor Literary Club held III
regular weekly meeting last night. 4
number Of new members were voted int
the club.
The price of admission to the Boating
Clubs performances Friday night will b
80 cents. No extra charge for reserves
seats.
|
For cork.soled boots or shoes. go t
Il. Jones. the Commercial avenue boo
and shoe maker. He Is tirst-class work
man and never fails to please.
Large numbers OF horses pas
through Cairo every week for the Soutf
ern market. A drove of about thirt
went through yesterday.
During the last month the st. Charlie
Hotel has been thoroughly overhaule
and renovated, and Is now ready fo
fall and winter business.
MIR. j. C. Zimmer, OF the st. Louis
Iron Mountain Il southern railroad com
pany. has gone up the Ohio river o
business for that road.
MIR. w. II. IhOmas lett CalTO VIII
his family tor LA Grange. Missouri, Tue
day afternoon, where he has purchased
fruit farm. and where he will make hi
future home.
MIR. j. A. Reeve announces himse
to-day us u candidate for Treasurer al
Assessor. II elected, Mr.. Reeve wi
Nil the Office with credit to himself an
q his constituents.
MIR. W. W. Thornton. formerly on
of Cairo's most entcrprising and ehlh"'
3 astic citizens, and who Is now prom
@ nent citizen of Shelbyvillc, Is In the ell
spending n few days with his maj
= friends.
r Mr.. e. W. Summons, OF Thebes. Is
the city. Mr.. Summons Is u candida
A for county commissioner, In the place
+: Mr.. Fisher, whose term of Office cxpir
next month.
3 Jim Biggs has gone to Allendale Mt
}. another party ofemigrants for Texas. W
II will pass through Cairo eli route for tn
destination lhis afternoon. There are Il
hundred persons In the party.
It The Cairo Boating Association q
their entertainment for the benefit OF