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

ssrisy morning sor Charleston. whore
they attended the fair and delighted the
hundreds Of people with their finely exc.
cutcd songs.
Wilson at Liberal Hall tonight.
Meeting of the Citizens Association
Friday night.
DIR. Jcnncllc, the popular dentist,
has returned from trip to Michigan.
Large stock gents furnishing goods
1t very low price,. ut G. Hanny's.
"A. Msrx'a clothing store win be
closed to-day or account Of the new year.
It viii reopen early Tomorrow morning,
90 usual, for business.
Remember the meeting Of the Citi-
gems Association In the Council Cham.
Der on Friday night. It vii! Dc addressed
by A. Comings. Eaq.
Frank McFarlin, the man who Dr.
came grleved ut the manner in which the
BULLETIN spoke Of his misfortune, wa.
on trial In the circuit court yesterday.
The finest stock OF clIildren's cloak.
also caps and bonnets, at lower prices
than ever, can be found at Hebron 4
Wells, l42 aud IA Commercial avenue.
The flrst ball under the auspices OF
the Ancient Order Of Hlbernians, will be
given ct scheel's Hall, Monday evening,
October IS, 1875. Tickets. oae dollar.
The ealaooosc IS doing very poor
business at present. Times are 20 dull!
with Tailor McCarty that nc is said to
have fallen into state of melancholy.
Mrs. Or. Casey. Of Mound City, still
suffers from her paralytic stroke. She has
not recovered the Use OF her right side,
but IN other respects her symptoms are
better.
The weather l. getting cool, and the
Milwaukee and all other kinds OF beer
are getting out Of date. Something
tron2cr--somcthiDg that will warm a
fellow up--is called for now.
The canvass for the County Treasr.
rcrship has begun. Already we are in.
formed that three candidates for the
Office are in the field, and that an exciting
race for the place may be looked for.
Mayor Winter, on the tug excursion
yesterday morning, had lot OF ''greens'
with him for the use OF Mr.. Davis Of the
Sun /; but Davis remained at home and the
greens O! the MAYOR wilted.
1t il not 10 be forgotten that the
Citizens Association will meet ia the
Council Chamber 10 hear the report OF
the committee on the School question,
and maybe TO discuss the lcvce business.
Large stock Of domestic prints, mus.
lins. and tickings, at low prices, at c.
Ianny's.
Police business i. fast growing no
BETTER Were It not for the numerous
colored people who go to law for the
most trivial causes, We would seldom be
called upon more than once week to
chronicle any item Of news pertaining to
Our police courts.
y. Il. Cunningham, Esq, now o.
Mound City, Is so crowded with law
business he cannot devote all his mind to
his hack. He has applied TO Mayor
Friganza. Ut Mr.. Cunningham's present
place of residence, TO drive his hack for
him. We get this information from Mr..
Mertz.
-sproat's oysters have been tested and
have proved to be tire best that ever came
to this city. lie will have another ship
ment to arrive Wednesday, a. m, aud o,
Saturday. q. m. Those who can appre
cate q good oyster will not fail to call q
the time specified. He will not sell al
oyster he cannot warrant a. tirst-class
Those who were disappointed in the iirs
lot can depend upon supply hereafter
9-2s-3t.
Two hayward colorel sisters wer,
before Judg. Bird yesterday for indulg
ing too freely in abusive language. They
were fined S. each. One paid and wcn'
her way in peace; the other left the court
room with the chief Of police in search o
friends who would lend her the necessar.
amount to pay her fine.
Large stock OF dress goods. merinos
alpacas, poplins, csshmeres, very cheap
At e. Hanny's.
The tug Cache LEFT the wharf abou
nine O'Clock yesterday morning for tril
up the Mississippi river. She had OF
board a number Of Cairo gentlemen. wh'
are interested IN the welfare OF our city
and the government engineer, Mr.. Allen
who is here for the purpose Of inspec,in,
the banks Of the Mississippi, above tll
city, where the recent washes have taHel
place.
Norma Lynch, little miss Of si'
years OF age, daughter OF County Cler
Lynch, entertained large number OF he
little friends at her home on Walnn
street last night. The occasion was tn
sixth birthday Of Miss Norma, and I'll
little hostess did the honors in the mos
entertaining yet houelike manner. lie
guests were highly pleased and enjoye
the party hugely.
Large stock dry goods, without RI
serve. at very low prices. at c. Hanny''
Again we would kindly inform tn
people OF this city that throwing broke
ylo : wa ~, into tho nuhlic street ! AGAIN,