The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-30
Local JOtttOYs'

-GlooiDy weather. q
Phantom party at Liberal hall last
night.
Grand lunch at sour Saloon" to-
night. l2-l5-tt
Fresh baltimore shell oysters at
the Planters House. I1.2s.ti
Attend the Concert at the African
Methodist church tonight.
Geo. Olmstead is back TO Cairo. and
will remain for short time.
Harry Cormick OF Centralla. is in
town visiting his friends.
--Forty-four teams at work on the
levee yesterday.
The public schools will open again
on Monday morning.
II. +. Bouton, of the Jonesboro
| gazette, was IN the city yesterday.
For groceries OF every kind, 20 to
Louis II. Myers, ll3 Commercial avenue.
l2-li-tf
No business Of importance in the po-
lice courts yesterday.
The Scllen Irwin troupe go from
Cairo to Paducah.
The invitations to the Odd-Fellow's
ball, January 7th. are out.
BE sure and come to the grand lunch
Mt "Our Saloon tonight.
l2-lj-tf FRED. IIornEINs.
Remember the sociablc at the Pres
byterias church this evening.
For splendid blankets, water-proofs,
cashmeres and jeans, call on Burger, l2i
Commercial avenue. l2-l9-lm.
There will be meeting of the Pres
byterian church congregation this even
ing for the election of trustees.
Go to the ARAB Fire Cos" ball
New Year eve aud hava good time.
l5.l2.29-3t.
The Ohio aud Mississippi rivers are
rising.
Come one, come all, and eat OF the
grand lunch at "Our Saloon tonight.
l2-lj-tr FRED. HoFHEISs.
There was good audience at the
Athenum last night.
Revenue Collector jonathan Will.
was in the city on Tuesday evening.
Don't forget the grand ball and sup
per to be given by the Arab Fire Co., at
Sheel's hall, Tuesday eve. December
3lst. 4j.l2-29-3t
The wash-out on the Cairo and ST.
Louis railroad having been repaired,
trains departed on time yesterday.
August Brehmer, OF Philadelphia
and John b. Guest Of Cincinnati, were
at the st. Charles yesterday.
Rev. Robert Proctor of McComb
City, Mississippi, was in the city yester-
day, and put up at the st. Charles.
Gems
For
Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
l2-23-tt
Major John w. Foster, minister to
Mexico, and his family, were registered
at the st. Charles hotel on Wednesday.
oil cloths. carpets, and and in fact
everything heart can wish for, an::be
found by calling OH Burger & Co, l2I
Commercial avenue, l2-l9-lm
1t is said that the loss sustained by
Messrs. Corlis n Rankin by the burning
of their tobacco factory at Metropolis, Is
$2G, 900 over and above insurance.
| Rev. c. Ii. FOote, formerly pastor OF
the Presbyterian church in this city, with
his daughter, was n guest at the st.
Charles hotel yesterday.
| just received, 80 boxes Irish soap, 80
buckets kettle rendered lard, casl.
pruncs, and for sale at bottom prices, by
Stratton & Bird. 42-l2-2s-3t
james Nelson got drunk, aud falling
into the hands of Officer Andy Cain, was
taken before his honor, Bird, who sent
him to the lookup tor three days.
Fresh baltimore smell oysters n,
the Planters House iI.es.tt
Ladies' wishing to purchase under.
wear for themselves or children, can gel
just what they want at Burger Il Co.'S
l2i Commercial avenue. l2-l9-lm
1t was rumored yesterday that one
of the conductors on the Mississippi
Central railroad by SEINE accident
had one of his legs broken. We coult
learn no particulars.