The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-14

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fine canvass for the office Of County
Treasurer promises to be quite lively.
Four gentleman OF this city have already
entered the Geld, aud how many more
will cOme out Is mot yet known.
Fine, neat aud stylish box. toed
stitched boots and shoes are made
specialties by 4. Jones, the Commercial
avenue boot aud shoe manufacturer.
Give him call.
The honorable members Of the city
council were all In high spirits on Tues.
day night. and felt In the right humor to
make things lively. which 1t Is said they
did, without the least regard for the
feelings Of each other. :.
The large store Of Mr.. +. c. Leech,
at Smithland, Kentucky, was consumed
by fire OH MONDAY evening. It 10 cup.
posed to have bees st Oh fire aud that
the incendiary Ia known. Mr.. Lee.h's
loss Is 3 O,OOO; insured for $2,3OO.
Parties who wish to attend the Pa
ducah fair, can sScure passage from Cairo
on the Jim Fisk for the round trip for
two dollars aud fifty cents. For tickets
apply 10 Jim Biggs, ut the office Of the
81. Louis. Iron Mountain & southern
railroad company. 1O-ls-4t
The regular routine of business of
late days was slightly deviatcd from by
the police on Tuesday night. by the ar.
rest OF man found wandering about
town drunk. He was put into the lock up
where he remained until yesterday morn
ing. when he was given hearing.
-Begxars are getting numerous about
town again. There Is one fellow who Is
extremely insolent and heightened. and
refuses 70 answer any question put to
him, unless It Il with some insulting re-
ply. This beggar seems to prosper much
better Ia his profession than his brother
brggsrs.
Every body should be on hand at the
Dclnionico hotel October 18th, at 8
o'clock a. M.
Alderman halliday. Of the Filth
ward, was called to the chair by Mayor
Winter, ut the council meeting Tuesday
night. while tn latter took his place
among the aldermen for the purpose Of
giving vent to his wounded feelings.
A,derulan Halliday presided with much
grac. and dignity.
In this mornings ISSUE our readers
will fiud the announcement OF VIM. a..
Redman as candidate for the Office VI
County Treasurer. Mr.. Redman is an
old citizen Of Cairo. and held the Office
Of Treasurer aud Assessor In 1859, and
We believe his assessment was entirely
satisfactory to the people Of both the city
and county.
j. Burger d Co. have now OH hand
the mO.I elegant stock ri and s button
Kin Gloves ever brought To This ciiy. and
are determined to sell them at remark.
a. y low figures.
The xg nt of the Milton.No ble theat.
ricsi Troupe is in the city. arranging for
the coming VI the troupe, which viii ap.
pear at the Alheneum on the 2lst, 22d
and 23d vi this month. The company is
very mighty spoken Of by the press Of the
various cities where They have appeared,
and n theatrical treat may b. looked for
The election in Ohio on Tuesday ere
ated much talk among the people Of hi,
city yesterday, and many were the opin.
ions as to who would win. Allen seemed
to have more friends IN Cairo than hi.
opponent, Hays. but they telt rather du.
bious of his success, Notwithstanding
they backed him with money, drinks. ci-
yars BY the box aud In smaller mum.
bers.
L. ID. Akin d Co.-iarness and sad.
dies. collars. whips, etc. Those favoring
us with their patronage will find COM
pleie line Of goods from which to selec'
at bottom prices, los Commercial avenue
, Repairing done and second hand harness
or sale. lO-l3-6t
MIR. Dan Hartman. who has been IL
. New York for the past two weeks tor III,
+ purpose Of purchasing goods for his new
/, queens ware store Oh sixth street, Is eX'
pccted home Oh Saturday with the larG
est aud finest stock Ut goods ever brouyh
To Cairo. Those who are ia need OF good
In the queensware line should not pur
chase until they have examined Hart
, mans stock.
. Prominent among the arrivals at th'
st. Charles Hotel yesterday were j
Spcarling, New York Chas. l.. Beneke
New York Jno. Z. Warner, Agent Mil
!, to,,-Noble Troupe; Jas. Burnett, Pitts
burg, Pa; v. NJ. Caine, Chicago; Chas
II. Patch, New Orleans; b. J. Col
frey, st. Louis ID. Wootten, Delaware
Jas. L. Drake, Fla. 81. K. Jones, Bait
. more +. X. Gordon, New York N. j
Chamberlain, Ciucinnati;S 5. A. Gibson
S st. Louis.
4 The first sociable Of the season, unde
r the auspices OF the Liberal Religion
Association, which took place at thel
hall last night, was pleasing chang
from the dullness that has existed anon
|, the pirasure-loving people OF the cli
during several months past. a larry
II crowd Vi gay young folks was preseii
!. aud u general good time was enjoyed b
a them. As usual, dancing was the prll
.;..i. t..,t.,... .,,nnsanant aud il "a.