The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-29
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-->traNberric, are now becoming num-
crous m The market.
The streets are nov driving up very
rapidly.
Il. !. Parker, new rcsidcnc" on
Thirteenth .,rcct i, about completed.
The good hou-cWivc, OF Cairo put in
q good day yesterday in CLEANING up their
dwellings.
The circus Wa we'll attended yc-ter-
day and the people were satisfied with
the performance.
The Knights TelGpIar have completed
their arrangement for the observation
OF Ascension day.
The regular church ,ociablc ot the
Methodist congregation has been post
poucd.
The cottages now being erected by
MIR. Field, on Tenth street, are APP
preaching completion.
Tho Taylor Literary So-i"t,'' hold
their regular meeting IN the council
chamber last evening.
The ladie, of the Presbyterian church,
it is said, will give another OF their very
entertaining parlor concerts, soon.
The mosquitoes are becoming numcr-
ou- in these parts again, and mosquito
bars are again in demand.
1t is said that the colorcd people of
this city will have 4 picnic and ball some
tim" during the coming month
~ horse belonging to Yankee Robin
son, show injured hi- right hind leg
very badly Yesterday ia rearing up while
paradinG the streets.
There va, very fashionable and
heightened audience at Old laukcc
Robinson, show yesterday afternoon.
The elite of the city were there.
The scholar. of the High School now
have spelling match every Monday
night, aud seem to take much interest in
them.
The picnic 10 b. given by the ladies
Of Cairo, for the benefit Of the Sister oi
Loretta, will take place in -, Mary :,
park on the 18th oi May.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert will appear in
old-stylc costume and give ont the " ord.
tor the .pcllcrs at the Liberal Religious
spelling match. next Monday next.
-Anumbcr of the little folks are happy
in the possession OF ponies. purchased by
| their parents from Texan drovrr who
visited Cairo, lately.
The poem. the Rural CITY," by
/ Miss Mary Mckee, published in the BCI,
LETrN yesterday, i a very graceful pro-
duction.
The spelling match to bc given by
the Liberal Religious Association mex
Monday night at the Atheneum, promise,
to be big thing.
There was a number OF Mound city
/ people in town yesterday, who nj
tended the show and returned home we'll
! pleased.
The Fourth OF July article published
in the BULLETIN yesterday morning
promises to be- the foundation Of glOr
ous celebration on the coming Fourth.
"A handsome mulch COW attempted IA
walk The sidewalk leading from Walnut
street 10 the African Methodist church
yesterday, and fell and crippled hersel
badly.
Who will call a meeting for the pur
pose OF making arrangements fora grand
J old-time Fourth of July celebration
Such demonstration could be made {
| success, and il should be undertaken.
A fight between gander and d
! Shanghai rooster, was one of the attrac
tons near the BULLETIN Office yesterday
The gander polished otf his antagonist
! in fine style.
1t is rumorcd among the fashionable
/ circles of Cairo, that one OF the popular
young men OF thi. city will. within fcw
weeks, start life anew by takin. unto
himself beautiful and accomplished wife
| The lovers of base ball Of this city
are about to organize a,club TO accept thu
Invitation extended by their Paducsi
friends. The club. ii is aid, will be 4
good one.
Tho Liberal Religion. association