The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-30
Gee eral Items

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--Tramps are as numerous rs ever.
The dust l. becoming intolerable.
Yesterday was the most pleasant day
We have had during the month.
Large stock clothing to be sold ont
without reserve. at e. Hanny's.
MIR. II. II. Candle and family are ex-
pec,ed home next Monday or Tuesday.
sheriff Irwin Is expected home with
the man DcGrath, Of New York. to-day.
The City Council will meet for it,
regular monthly confab on mex, Tuesday
night.
The new building now occupied by
iially, the stove aud tin dealer, Oh Com.
mercial avenue, Is being tainted.
Look at the nice gents suits for
SO ~, you can buy 1T Hebron a Wells.
The election to choose several county
officers. will come OF on the third day of
November.
"A new board of Directors OF the Al
eXandcr County Bank IL to take place
soon, President BrOss says.
Mr.. Susie Williams, a lady in her
ei2htieth year, say. the .Sior died in this
city Tuesday night.
The ball OF the Ancient Order OF Iii.
bcrnians, on Monday evening, October
IS, 1875. must not be forgotten.
The young folks are talking up nut.
ting parties. We understand the hickory
nut and pecan crops are very large this
year.
The Silver Cornct band accompanied
the Morris Minstrel troupe to Charles
ton yesterday, aud led the company in
their street parade.
For boye' clothin. OF all descriptions
aud loves, prices, go to Hebron n
Wells.
Mr.. {. Ritter, Of the firm OF G.. l. l..
Ritter. OF Jonesboro, was in the city yes
tcrday. Sir. Ritter wa. formerly a resi-.
dent OF Cairo.
Col. Winston. formerly OF Cairo. and
who at present resides near New Grand
Chain. is in the city visiting his sister,
Mrs. jacob G. Lynch.
Among those who went to Charles
ton yesterday to attend the fair were Mrs
Metcali and a lady friend. and MIR. Marsh
Warren and Walter Pe.tis.
Hebron s. We'll are selling gentle
mems hats 4, astonishing low prices, and
have complete line Of thrm.
Numerous Improvements have lately
been made on Commercial avenue, which
add much TO its outward appearance, q,
well as to the comfort Of the merchants.
The Ohio Levee for the past week Oh
more has presented a business-likc ap'
pearance, and the hearts OF all who FIRE.
quent that part of the city are glad.
Don't forget the present OF ten yard.
calico you can get by buying s. worth ol
dry goods at Hebron Il Wells.
A new sidewalk is now being put
down in front of the Alexander County
Bank, aud Taber Brothers, the jewellers
are having their s,oop and doors re
modelled.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians arr
to give q grand ball on the 18th Of Octo
Der. They are making preparations, am
propose having 1t excel anything Of tn
like yet given.
! An accession has been made 20 tn,
BULLETINS brass band and clog-dancin.
troupe. We have young man who cal
initiate the cornet. The fates arc agains
us. and we'll have to submit.
The Rev. b. Y. George, who has &C
cepted the call Of the Presbyteria
church Of this city, Is expected here som
time during this week. and will preac
his first sermon TO his new congregation
next Sunday morning.
Ladies wrappers and suits at yer
low rates and newest styles can be toun
at Hebron 4 Wells, li2 and IA Con
mcrcial avenue.
There arc less colored loungcrs to b
found in Cairo at present than for man
days past. Contemplating time ha
come, and they have all gone South .
coin money, that they may come back an
have "bully time" rs long as II lasts.
Morris minstrel troupe left this cit
Yesterday afternoon for Charleston, whcr
they appeared at Bridges hall last ever
ing. The troupe undoubtedly wer
greeted with ibl house, rs they d.
served, and amu,cl nd satisfied thcl
audience.
"A number OF Z tinguishcd railroa
men were In the city yesterday, anon
whom were l.. II. Fox, chief englnee
J. +. Tucker, general superintendent
and W. X, Alderman, general auditor.
the Illinois Central road, and a. +. Eros
general manager of the New Orleans. y
Louis s. Chicago railroad.
Large stock ladies' furnishing good
to be sold very cheap at &. Hanny's.
-Messrs. Schleslnger, Schulz, Herber
Aasepjaaer. KosLler, Hebsacker, Else
burg and Belsnor, members OF TIE Csi
Concordia Singing Society, LEFT yeate