The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-29
CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER -, 1875.
Local Weather Report.
General Items

Cider IL coming into market.
Remember Jack aud Jill Monday
night.
Fish in abundance are being brought
into market.
A high wind has prevailed in this
section for several days.
Mrs. Il. II. Cunningham is improy-
ing in health rapidly.
Mrs. G.. ". Henderson returned TO
this city from Iowa yesterday.
by Cd. we want the levee built"
is the way they put it nowadays.
MIR. II. G.. Neabt was in the city
yesterday. He registered at the st.
Charlie.
--Mcssrs. Morris. Wilcox and Barclay
were expected homs last night from Chi
cago.
The Liberal Religious Association
have issued invitation. for their -ociables
this Winter.
The county Jail is pretty well filled
up again with prisoner. 1t now has
eighteen inmates.
Judges Bross and Birds police courts
were very still yesterday. No offenders
were tried in either of them,
Mrs. {. Chadwick. of New lorh city.
was among the prominent arrivals at the
st. charlie, yesterday.
A number OF interesting literary cN-
erci,es by the scholars of the high school
will take place at the school this after
noon.
Judge Bird, having plenty OF leisure
time now after performing the duties of
his Office, has gone TO building steam
boats.
Nj. {. +. Meyer. who represents one
of the largest wholesale candy manufac.
tories in New York, was in the city yes
tcrday.
MIR. Daniel y. Buck, of 81. Louis,
and T.. =. Thornc. of Iuka, Mississippi.
were rcsi>tcred at the st. Charles yester-
day.
MIR. +. +. Canda, president of the
Cairo n st. Louis Narrow Gauge rail-
road company. was at the 81. Charles
yesterday.
Whose gwine to mend dat levec;
says the color,d citizen, while the white
man eXclaims "Whcre is Colonel Tay'
lor:"
drawing lessons every Saturday
from 8 o'clock Il. m, AT the Parish school
Terms, 30 cents per month. j. Prick.
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Capt. Dyas +. Parker. and Mrs. :
B. Halliday, who were married at Pome
roy. Ohio o few days ago, will arrive il
| Cairo to-day.
Mr.. W. :. oearles, of Waukegan, Iii
nois. attorney for the Cairo & ST. Louis
Narrow Gauge railroad company. was il
town yesterday.
Mr.. George +. Cauliield, advance
agent for Nick Roberts Jack and Jill
pantomime troupe, is in the city maxim.
preparations tor the coming OF his com
pany on Monday.
"A large audience congregated at III
Presbyterian church last night to liste
to Mr.. Oberly's address on Odd-Fcllow
ship. The Odd-Fellows We're present i
II body.
The strong minded ladies have bt
come so very indignant over the trtlin
of the men OF the city, about the Missi'
sippi lcvec, that they propose taking tn
matter into their own hands and buldin
Il new levee.
Miss Cattle Woodward, accompanie
by her niece, Miss Woodward, of Rocl
port, New York, arrived in this city o
Wednesday morning. Miss Cattle hi
been absent from the city for sewers
, months.
! 1t has been suggested that meetin
of the citizens be called, to come to son
{ understanding as to what is to be dol
, about the Mississippi levee. The soon'
the meeting is held, il it is to be held
all, the better 1t will be.
The wash IN the lcvee was visited
, large number Of people yesterday, al
. the Cairo City Property company Al
Cairo & 81. Louis railroad company we
both spoken Of by the visitors In Il
!. most complimentary manner.
: Miss May Fisk, the popular youl
actress, supported by Mr.. Geo, Grey a