The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16
General llensa


Il. Farnbaker /. in the city again.
-traIb-rries are in the market again.
Judge Bross is expected hone from,
Peoria to-day.
N dhing don. in police circles yest-r.
day.
Choice cranberries at the New
York store.
The weather was cool but pleasant
after the rain yesterday.
We are soon 10 have u circus and me.
nag, RE 10 Cairo.
-Chc Alexander County Hank will
pay interest On DEPOSITS tn the ssS.
inss d. psrtmeUt.
john G. White has got home from
~. Louis.
The streets and sidewalks are becom-
ing covered with the falling leaves.
Those who ue.d winter boots should
call on X. jones. Commercial avenue.
HE stock oi French aud Domestic cali
kin. j. the hes, in the uiarnet.
Miss jackson. oi New YORK. city. 10 in
the city, visiting her sister. Mrs. Good.
rich.
The Paduchh and Cape Giraru-au
f,ir-, which have been IN progrrs, dur.
ing thu past week. will both close to-day
--llu, iicr j. fr,-coing the bar-room
of Ia" Planter House. and making other
improvements in the hotel.
-llueinrr has the hind-quar,er Of a
bear, which he will serve mp to hi. board.
ers at the Planters tomorrow.
The Cairo & Viuccnnrs railroad com.
pany's incline will be- ready tor usc, We
are told. Oh Monday morning.
For cork-soled boots or shoes. go "a
Il. Jones. The COMMERCIAL avenue boo,
and shoe maker. H. j, tirst-class work.
man aud never fails to please.
The auction sale OF furniture at the
Delmnuico hotel yesterday morning was
attended by large number Of people.
And now it is said that another mar.
riage will soon take place, in Cairo. be-
tween two highly esteemed young folks.
wilson. the Spiritual adviser. will
again VISIT Cairo IN December, Instead OF
rpyemher, rs stated by us IL day or two
$40.
New hams ami breakiast-bacon .. the
New York Store.
We are informed by good authority
that the report that the Illinois Central
railroad company have bought the Mis-
sissippi rn,ral road is untrue.
Mr.. Summons. OF Thebcs, who la'
announced himself as II candidate iol
County Commissioner. at the November
election. is still In the city.
Mr.. James Bennett, formerly of Mi,
city. la, returned, to remain for goot!
and las accepted u position under The Hi
nois Central railroad.
Mis-. Fannie Lyon and MIR. Theodore
Carrigan were married IL, the residence A."
the brides father, on Cross street. hy IN,
Rcy./ Mr.. Gillian. on Thursday evening
| The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert WAS out y'stcr
day afternoon for ride, after being con
tiln TO the house for several days with
severe attack OF infianmatory rllculha
tism.
Large stock dry goods, without re
serve, at very low prices. at &. ilanny's
The Parish school will change quar-
ers on Monday morning. The schOo
/ will hereafter b. held In the building Al
the corner OF Thirteenth streetand Wash
ing,on avenue.
Among the distinguished arrivals q
the St. Charles y'sesyday were I. G
Irvine OF New York, e. A. Nrwcoml
OF Cincinnati, n. Jacobs OF Louisville
]. II. Finn of Chicago, and j. NJ. >ton
Of Canton. Mississippi.
The people of Mound City were ST
much delighted with the musical cone'
given by Mr.. Goodloe At Stokes hall. o.
"Wednesday evening, that they urged II
repetition on Thursday. Both concert
were lnrg.ly attended.
The following dialogue was ove'
heard from little trundle.bed the 0tht
evening: Firsr youngster-"God ca
make Himself just a. little 10 lie wan,
to, can't Her accoad youngster-"Ye