The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-22
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the police courts were very quiet
yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Gillian will preach the |
first sermon to his new congregation
next Sunday morning.
Rain. oh. rain, is what our people !
are now praying for. The dust in many
places Is awful.
The stove dealers of the city are all
busy us beavers putting up stoves and
selling them.
The latest slang phrase among the
young folks of the city now, is an talk
it over with SUSAN"
Who wants u horse! We have one
to sell, cheap for cash, or anything else.
He's dyer" and suitable tor any pur.
pose.
Ducks, wild ones, are said to
be plenty in Kentucky, opposite this
city, aud hunters in that section are nu-
uIerous.
Judge Bross Is now ut work in the
county court, and the greater part of the
police business, therefore, falls to the
care of Judge Bird.
The band TO furnish the music for
the Taylor Literary Clubs entertain
ment Friday night. is the best In this
city. II consists Of seven fine musicians.
The Helen ID Este theatrical company
will pay Cairo weeks visit some time
in October. The company has been
newly organized and is said to bc very
good.
The sch GLARS Of the African Mctho-
dist Episcopal church OF this city. will
soon give concert.the proceeds to 60 to-
ward the payment Of the debt of the
church.
Work on Nefi's new brick building.
on Eighth street, is being pushed forward
and we will soon see neat and substan-
tial structure on the now vacant lot.
"Who's big foot 2" said a young
Miss TO an urchin yesterday, as she placed
her foot upon the sidewalk railing. for in
spection. I'll measure with you any
day. you nasty little skunk
We are to have the crack base ball
club of Indiana IN Cairo this week. a
club Is TO be picked up TO play them a
friendly game and entertain them while
In our city.
The music to be heard NJ the enter
tanment of the Taylor Literary Club. on
Friday night, is all new and beautiful
and will be sung by the best quartette to
be found in this city.
Mrs. Granger's school for the teach
ing of Photography will be organized
next Saturday afternoon In Mr.. Phil
lips building. corner Of Fourteenth street
and Washington avenue.
Many OF our citizens are exercised
over the condition OF the Mississippi
levec, near the farm OF Mrs. Smallenburg.
The more experienced. however. appre-
bend no serious consequences.
The Taylor Literary Club will giveit;
entertainment at the Athensum. next
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been made up, and the performance will
be first class. All should patronize the
Club.
States Attorney Mulkey is death on
disreputable men and women. He keeps
hi. eye peeled for them, and yesterday
was rewarded by adding Two more to
the list to be brought to grici tor their or.
ring ways.
Mayor Winter has gone into the oys
ter business again. and in consideration
OF the loving kiss imprinted upon his al
abaster brow by our boss. sent him cal
to try. What wondrous works time vii
perform. Who would have thought it
We wish it were Spring. Mayor Win
ter declares that he will have Washing
ton avenue graveled when Spring comes
but we are fearful that by the time tn
season has arrived, His Honor will hav'
changed his mind.
A. Marx, III" king OF ready made
clothier,. has returned from New Iorl
with The largest and most complete stool
ever brought 10 Cairo. All who are il
need of anything in his line shoul
not tail to call upon him.
-Contideuce men have been scarce il
this city tor the past few months. Iw,
OF these individuals, however. tried thei
game upon an old colored man on TN
ieyee, yesterday, but were caught up ah(
now they are boarllers at the county jail
We have very moral young man IL
our office. The most approved sian:
phrase or Christianlike cuss word, uii
strings his nerves, and draws from hi
lips severe rebuke upon the utterer. III
is on exhibition, and may be seen at any
hour OF the day,
Has the COW with the broken legs
that was run over by the Cairo & Vim
cennes train, last Friday, been looked al
ters The misery of the poor brute
having had nothing to eat or drink sine
the time Of the accidelt--mnst have beef
fearful.
No less than fifty OF the gilded but
terfles of whom Mayor Winter spoke Ii
his inaugural address. have been indicted
by the grand jury. This fact don't seen
to cause them much trouble, however
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