The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-20
General Items


Miss Lucie Wilson. who has been
sick for several days, is getting much
better.
The prevailing disease, chills and
fever, is sbating in thi. section very
rapidly.
Choice cranberries Mt the New
York store
Winters block is now surrounded by
a neat, new and substantial plank side
walk.
The Liberal Reiigionists will give
their second sociable one week from to-
night.
Mrs. Dr. Wardner will lecture before
the Library Association, in the Presbyte-
rian church. one week from last night.
Treasurer Blake tells u that the net
profit. of the city scales for the past six
months have been twenty dollar, aud
ninety-siX cents.
The best stock of gcntlcrsen'. gloves
in the city at .. iiaythorn " COS.
Among the visitors to Cairo yester-
day, wa, Mr.. Joe De Foister, a merchant
OF Bordwell, Kentucky.
Miss Carrie Ungles. known TO the
entire circle ofyoung people of this city.
i now attending the Collegiate Institute
at Burlington, Iowa.
Gents fine custom boots and shoes
in all new styles ut o. Haythorn Il Co.'S.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Taylor Literary Club will DE held at the
clut room this evening. All the men,
bers are requested 10 attend.
MIR. I.ansdcn has finished revising
the city ordinances, a task, no doubt,
lac is not sorry he has got through
with.
This week will close out the last of
the 81 30 hats at o. lIaythorn u Co.'S.
Who wants one:
Judge Bros, police court was closed
during the greater part of yesterday. the
Judge being engaged with tho probate
court, at the court house.
The police officers made no arrests
on Monday night or yesterday, aud
hence 10 business was done in Judge
Birds police court.
The Alexander County Bank will
pay interest ON deposits in the snv.
ings department.
The members of the Ancient Order
of Iiibernians are highly clatcd over the
success of their ball and supper at Scheel's
hall Monday night.
"A. X. Hall. George d. Bennett. j.
d. Piedrick and Alfred Dunken, all of
st. Louis, were registered at the st.
Charles yesterday.
Those who need winter boots should
call on II. Jones, Commercial avenue.
Ills stock OF French and Domestic calf
skins is the best in the market.
Mrs. Fannie Miller, who has been in
the city for the past two weeks, visiting
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ford,
left on the Illinois Central on Monday
night for her home in New York city.
The wife and child OF Major Morrill,,
Of the Cairo & Vincenncs railroad, are
expected in this city from Evansville TO-
night. While in Cairo they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stafford.
For cork-soled boots or shoes, 90 to
Il. Jones, the Commercial avenue boot
and shoe maker. lie is a ilrst-class work.
man and never fails to please.
-Rothchild& Company's Royal Victo-
ria Circus and Menagerie, which Kidder,
the agent, declares is the finest show in
the world, will visit Cairo on the 27th in
slant.
Mr. $. +. Cary, general passenger
agent of the New Orleans, st. Louis 4
Chicago railroad, in company with his
family, passed through Cairo yesterday,
on their way to their home in New Or
leans.
New hams and breakfastbacon at the
New York Store.
Among the many smiling counte
nances beheld at the ball and supper Of
the Ancient Order of Ilibernians on Mon
day night, were those Of Mayor Winter
and MIR. NJ. u. Harrell, editor of the
Cairo Gazette and candidate for County
Treasurer pnd Assessor. They were