The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-29

General Items
.-Thc sun will be cclipsed to-day early
this morning.
Mr.. George Z. Lounsbury left the
city yesterday afternoon on business
trip.
The ferry boat Three States is doing
good business. She recently ferried in
one day oyer forty country wagons.
Business is picking up slowly, much
to the relief and happiness Of our bust.
ness men.
Large stock clothing to be sold ont
without reserve, at c. Hanny's.
| Mrs. Stratton left Caro- Monday for
Charleston, Missouri, to attend the fair.
which opened there yesterday morning.
| Mr.. j. G. thinner. Of the ST. Louis,
Iron Mountain aud Southern railroad. has
returned from his trip 10 Dayton. Ohio.
Tho Wallace Sisters will come to
Cairo during the winter. They are old
favorites here, ani will bc well patron.
lied.
Look AZ the nice gent, suits for
SO so. you can buy at Hebron q Wells.
MIR. Hyslop. Of the First National
Bank, returned yesterday afternoon.
after an absence from the city OF several
weeks.
The Morris Minstrel troupe will
leave this afternoon for Charleston, Mis-
souri,. where they will appear this even.
ing az Bridges hall.
| Mr.. James Stuart, of the firm OF
Stuart * White. the Commercial avenue
grocers, left Cairo yesterday afternoon
tor Cincinnati, on business.
For boys clothing OF all descriptions
and lowest prices, go to Hebron &
Wells.
| The Spiritualist, Wilson, will meet
his friends at Free Religious hall on
Thursday night, aud not charge them
anything for the luxury.
The editor Of the Cairo Ga=ette is
highly complimentary Of the members OF
the Taylor Literary club. He wants
them TO start out on tour.
| Hebron & We'll are selling gentle
mems hats at astonishing low prices, and
have complete line Of them.
| Judge Bross and the senior editor OF
the Bui',';H took a trip into the country
yesterday morning, to get ont Of the
dust and enjoy country dinner.
-Fcith, the Washington avenue un-
dertaker, il now having new sidewalk
built in front Of his house. corner OF
Washington avenue and Eleventh street
Don't forget the present OF ten yard,
calico you can get by buying 81 worth OF
dry goods ut Hebron Il Wells.
MIR. Kent and Alderman Halliday
went out on q hunt yesterday. Alder.
man Halliday is good shot, so is Mr.
Kent, but the only thing they expected
to '.kill' was lunch.
Mr.. Wilson, the gentleman who, fol-
the past few evenings, has been holding
forth at Liberal Religious Hall, has ere
ated quite a sensation among those who
have listened TO his wondrous words.
| ladies wrappers and suits at very
low rates and newest styles can be found
at Hebron l. Wells, Ia and l4i Com
mercial avenue.
The Helen D'Este theatrical compan!
will pay weeks visit to Cairo very soon
From exchanges We learn that the com
pany has been thoroughly reorganized
and that il is now first class troupe.
M. Bloom, of the firm of Loeb 4
Bloom, extensive wholesale liquor deal
crs and tobacco buyers, Of Paducah. ant
cX-Vice President of the German-Amcri
can National Bank OF that city, was II
Cairo yesterday.
Large stock ladies' furnishing goods
to bs sold very cheap at c. Hanny's.
The Charleston, Missouri. fair com
menced yesterday morning. a numbe
of Cairo people left on the transfer Ju
MUS $. Morgan for that city to attend tn
fair, which will be one Of the most inter
esting ever held by the board.
Wilson. the man who is making suc
. a stir among the members OF the Liberia
Religious association, and the people G
Z Cairo generally, will come forward a
Liberal Religious hall again to-morro,
evening.
Milton Mobiles theatrical company
!, !, which created so big a stir among tn
people and the newspapers Of Springfield
recently. will visit Cairo some time in o,
.ober. The company is composed {
d some of the finest talent now travelling
Large stock cents furnishing good
n, very low prices. at c. Hsnny's.
On the ffth Of October, eighty en-
!: grants will pass through Cairo, from A
lcndalc, and will take the st. Louis, Iro
Mountain & Southern railroad at th
y point tor Texas, where they 80 for u
,. purpose Of colonizing.
v Col. Taylor has presented the meu
bers Of the Taylor Literary Club with Z
elegant book case. The present 10 an q
!. ticle long wished for by the young me
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