The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-25
Superintendent of Mission
General Items.

sheriff Irwin and family have gone
to Union county on visit to friends.
Mr.. John I. Rennie has been sick
for some time. Sorry to hear this.
There will be- the usual services at
the Church of the Rcdeemcr to-day, at II
aim. ana at pm. sunday school at $40
ain.
We used to ,ay: ut is going TO
rain : now we say: 1T is going to
shine" Rain has become the rule. sun
shine the exception.
Our sweet little ncighbor OF the S,o,
wants to "hear from the people abou,
this" Why. bless it, it is the people
Let Us therefore hear from it about this
"A severe attack OF delinquent list
and council proceedings has afflicted oul
columns for some time but we believe
they nave at last Permanently recovorod
DIR. Smith, who was very sick for
several days, appeared on the streets ON
Friday, looking 4. littla the wors. for
wear. lie is able to attend To busincs s.
again.
We regret to learn that the iniau,
son Of George and Elizabeth Lohr die,
on Friday afternoon and va, buried ye.
terday. The parents have the sympathy
Of their many friends aud acquaintance,
in their bereavement.
The citizens of Sixth street. between
Washington avenue and Walnut street
want that portion of their street filed I,
grade. interested, in the San, ask.
the council TO gaze upon the street ans
see lit l. not in a horrible condition.
Marshal Williams is still absent Will
the circus. and Mayor Winter has gone
to Barnnm's hippodromc at II. Louis
We have an amuscmcnt-loving admins.
tration. Ii suits us, and has furnished
strong evidence that the city can run ii,
self.
Mayor Winter will De absent for &
week or two, and in the meantime Alder.
man Rit'cnhousc will run It's rs Acting
Mayor. Mr.. Rittcnhouse wa, our first
choice for Mayor, before Mr.. Morris wa.
named for the office. and we are he
would make very good officer. lie
would be careful and the city would
prosper in his hands.
We have no doubt Baptist meeting
house will be built in Cairo. Rev. /. "
Hobart, who has the work in hand, will
make 1t success. The question whether
new house shall be built or the Cambcll.
lite house purchased. referred to in Mr.
Hobarts communication. has been de
termincd. a new house will be built
the lecture room of which will be ready
tor use this fail.
-lIuefner and Herbert are setting
night lunches, ut 10 O'Clock. Herbert
stole II march on IIuefner, and had hi,
night lunch running Tor about :. week be-
fore llucfner knew anything about ii
but the manner in which he rang his bel
Friday night and the fine lunch he serv
ed, proved that he had been informed OF
the flank movement of his friend NJ
street. Iloop-lah.
Sheriff Irwin has ordered some of on
colored citizens, who, being superiuous
live by theft, to take up their beds anl
walk. Some are going to obey the or
der; but few want to see the writ
they have been told there must be
writ. and they want to see it every time
But Irwin knows what card he is playing
and will not make mistake when he at
tempts to play trump. The suit is blacl
and the trump clubs.
Charles Thrupp ESQ.,. will offer a
public auction, on Wednesday, 25th O
August, next, all his property in Cair,
and surrounding country. His home
stead in this city, a very fine property
will 90 with the balance, and all n
doubt at bargain. The sale is prelim
nary to his removal to n new house !
some other part Of the country. See az
vertiscmcnt, OF John q. Hartman Il Co
who will make the sale, in another 90
umn.
The Du Quoin Tribune Is agitate
about Halliday Bros, and says ut seen
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