The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-23


Mr.. John II. COMMIT, of New Orleans,
is in the city.
Judge Bross i, still busy with pro-
bate court business.
Mrs. John II. Obcrly and family re-
turned from their trip to Ohio on Thurs
Jay afternoon.
Choice cranbcrre. at the New
! FORK store.
MIR. Phil Saup, who has been suffer-
Ing for the past week with pneumonia is
| again. able to be out.
sheriff Irwin brought young Rath,
who was arrested at Hoodville, Hamilton
couaty, back to Cairo yesterday.
Everybody should go TO see "Jim
Blndsoc," as played by Milton MOBILES
troupe. Tonight is their last appearance
| in Cairo.
You can save 20 per cent. by buying
your boys winter boots and shoes ofO.
| fiaythorn Il Co.
1t j. the general opinion. that the
troupe now playing at the Atheneum Is
the best that has visited Cairo tor long
while.
| -:hc Alexander County Bank will
pay interest on deposits in the suV.
/ sings department.
Mis-, Mary Miller and Mrs. Moore. Of
Joncsboro are in the city, visiting at the
home OF Miss Jennie Wilson. on seventh
| street.
The ferry boat Three States is doing
| a rou.ing business. Country wagon, by
the dozen are brought acro., the river by
her every day.
--liuefncr, OF the Planters House. re-
ccived yesterday from the city of Mainz,
on the Rhine, Il lot of the most delicious
Rhine wine ever brought to Cairo. 1t is
for sale by him by the glass, bottle or
gallon.
Those who need winter boots should
call on X. Jones, Commercial avenue.
His stock OF French and Domestic calf
skins is the best in the market.
deputy john Shcehan has been re-
lieyed from his charge of looking after
the prisoners in the county Jail, Mr..
Fitzgerald having returned.
Mayor Winter will begin repairing
the Mississippi leyce in Il few days. lie
has all his arrangements made, and the
work will be pushed speedily forward.
-Jailor Dick Fitzgerald and wife re-
turned from Michigan on Thursday,
where the latter has been for some time,
III hope of restoring her falling health.
-,Jewctt Wilcox says that Alonzo
schwartz, who plays "Moses solomon"
the jew, in "Jim Bludsoe," made all the
Germans ashamed OF themselves at the
thcater on Thursday night.
The man that isn't appreciated in
Cairo says: George Gilmore, on dat
little pony, puts me in mind of one of
dem irllers around Egypt, in Jerusalem.
bout two drcc tousand years ago, ridin'
Oh dem little yackasscs.'
just received AMI for sale by Mathuss
q Uhl, No. 81 Ohio Levec, 1900 pounds
Bacon-Sides, shoulders and Hams.
l0-22-it.
Mr.. J. W. Wcntz, general ticket
agent OF the Cairo Il st. Louis Narrow
Gauge railroad, and Mr.. W. H. McFar-
land, travelling auditor OF the road, were
in the city yesterday, on business con-
nectcd with the road.
Yesterday morning at $50, the pas
sengcr train on the Iron Mountain road,
four miles south of Charleston, ran over
| a broken rail which threw the sleeper and
one coach down an cmbankment. break
ing them both very badly. A good
many people were in the cars and many
of them were slightly injured, but no one
was killed
A negro woman. while passing by
the stable occupied by the stock of the
Adams Express company, saw the ghost
OF "Old Nose" the boot-back, who
shuilied of this mortal coil by falling
into the river few days ago. Nose left
his trunk IN the stable some time before
his light went out, and the negro woman
says he came back to see whether his
wardrobe had been disturbed.
The cpizoOtic, which has been tray
cling the past few months, has reached
| Cairo Ii has .piZcl anita A n,,n,ho, :, a