The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-26
General Hens

-Bummcr- arc plent! Ia The city, now.
Paul Schulz is having his drug store
building repainted.
The interest in the coming election j.
increasing slowly.
Choice cranhcrsics ut the New
York store
Col. Taylor returned from New iorh
on Sunday morning.
Frank J. Chapman. Of Corbondalc.
was in the city yesterday.
MIR. y. ". Casey. Of New Orleans,
was n, the 1t. Charles yesterday.
The number OF prisoners j, the cal
aboo.c wa, increased 10y three yesterday.
The Alexander County Bunk Will
pay interest on deposits i'm the sa>.
ings department..
Mis-. Annie Pitcher will sing at the
lecture Of Mr.. Dr. War,lncr this even
ing.
There will bc excellent music at the
lecture this evening Everybody should
20.
Miss Annie Pitcher will sing at the
lecture of Mrs. Or. Wardncr this even
ing.
-Ro,hchild's Royal Victoria circus
and mcnagcrle will visit Cairo to-mor-
row.
Miss Ella Robbins will preside at Ihc
organ. during the lecture of Mrs. DR.
Wardncr. thi, evening.
Those who need winter boots should
call on X. Jones, Commercial ayenne.
Iii, stock OF French and Domestic calf
skins is the best in the market
The dust was fcarlully annoying yes
,crlay. Everybody shifted rs ii they
had the epiloolic.
There was no service nj the Episco-
pal church on sunday evening. owing To
the indisposi,ion OF Rev. Mr.. Gilbert.
The Cairo & ST. Louis narrow gauge
railroad company have gang OF men
working on the break IN the Mississippi
levec.
Miss Annie Pitcher on the organ, at the
lecture of Mrs. Doctor Wardncr. this
evening.
Squire Comings still transacts bust
mes. in Judge Bross' police court room.
ilc attends to nothing, however. but civil
| suits.
=. just received AMI for sale by Nautilus,
a TIL. No. ca Ohio Levee, 20, 900 pounds
Bacon-Sides. shoulders and Hams.
I0-22-it.
I Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Thornton, who
have been visiting their numerous friend
in this city for the past ten days, left yes
tcrday for their home in Slelbyvi!lc.
We heard lady say day or two
ago that "it was II real treat to visit Miss
Rogers school," Miss Rogers is one %
the most efficient teachers in the city, an(
is duly appreciated.
A party of about twenty beats
passed through Cairo from Chester. Hi
nols. yesterday, on their way to atten,
the fair at Jackson. Tennessee, whicl
comes of this week.
Don't forget the lecture OF Mrs. Dr
Wardncr nj the Presbyterian church 10
night. Her subject will be "A Fashion
able Folly" and u sensible and interest
ing address may be looked tor
That animal, whatever it l., that Ia
been paying its respects to the CHECKER
coops in various parts OF the city, has re
lieved Jcwert Wilcox of about nifty chick
| ems within the past few weeks
--Whillock Is son are putting In orde
, their former storeroom, at the corner G
Washington avenue ana Tenth street
They will go into the feed and commits
; sion business in few days.
+ One of the Rev. MIR. Gilhams MI
( girls was suddenly taken very SICK IN III
a Methodist church on Sunday morning
DR.. Dnnning was called upon for med
cal aid, and the child is now, we III
!, pleased to learn, much better.
" Remember the great animal sho
y and circus tomorrow. 1t Is the last
the season, and, rs usual, The last W
prove the best. Read the adverliscmci
!, 1t is no paper show; all and more "
:. DC seen than the bills call for
The Liberal Religious Associate