The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-21
Local OVeVttiea.

] -IHefe was tneeti1g W Tue IIiDci-
MAN fire company last night.
The Southern Illinois Medical Ass6.
citation adjourned last night.
The Georgia MINISTRIES. at the Athe-
ncum tonight.
49, Mr. james \. Morris oi lllin was in
the city yesterday.
Probate court will adjourn this mori .
ing until court in course.
Come one, come all. and eat Of the
grand luncl, at "Our Saloon" tonight.
l2-lj-tf FRED. HorHEINs.
A religious revival Is now goiwg Oh
at Kicks church. corner Fifteenth and
Walnut streets.
Be sure and come TO the grand lunch
at sour Saloon tonight.
12-ljtf FRED. HorHEINs
Work on the new embankment for
the Cairo 4 st. Louis railroad Is being
pushed forward as rapidly US possible.
| I Gems
For
Fifty cents. at Winters Gallery.
l2-23.tf
DIR. Geo. Bratton, OF Vienna. was in
the city yesterday. attending the session
Of the Southern Illinois Medical Associa-
| tisn.
An entirely new knabc panO-cash
price SGO0-can be- bought for about
500. Apply at the BULLETIN office.
Marshall Grain will be hanged to-day
at Marion, Williamson county. Several
persons LEFT tins city yesterday to he
present at the matinee.
1T i said that all persons found do
Ing business in the city without licenses,
after the 18th inst, will be dealt with ac-
cording to law. A word TO the wise is
.ufiicient-at least t ought to be.
The Turner Society are making ar
engagements for grand masquerade ball.
To be given AZ their hall. corner Of Tenth
and Poplar streets. on the night Of Feb.
ruary 10Th. 1876. l-lo-3t
Work on the new levee was resumed
yesterday morning. However, owning
to the wet and sluggish condition Of the
ground. not much Roadway was made.
The colored people OF the city are
taking considerable Interest in the tiial OF
Jas. Il. Lane, -and large numbers ofthem
will he present in court during the
progress OF the ease.
DIR. y. X. Casey of Mound City has
been in attendance at the session Of the
southern Illinois Medical Association
since its opening. and took an active part
in the proceedings.
Tom Mathews of Anna, general
agent tor the "Nictor" sewing machine.
was Ia the city on Wednesday. Tom is
the boss SEWN. machine agent Of this
part of tho country.
There has not. 80 far as we have
been able 10 learn. been any new cases Of
scarlet fever for the last two Or three
days. The change in the weather is
probably the best reason that can be as
signed for this state of affairs.
DR.. W. Il. Smith. who was con-
fined TO hi. bed for several days from
sickness. was ont n short time yester-
day. The doctor /. improving rapidly,
and will be himself again in few
days.
The reception given to the members
OF the Southern Ilinoi. Medical Asso.
citation by Cairo Commsndery No. -,
X. r.. at their hall last night, was
grand affair The attendance was large.
and the occasion one OF the pleasantest
ever had in this city.
The leap year party 10 be given at the
st. Charles hotel Oh next Friday even
ing, January 2sth, by the Ladies' Cen
tennial Association. will be grand
affair. The invitations will be sent out
to-day, and Ill those receiving invita-
tons are expected TO attend the party.
--Shay's minstr0ls performed to very
good audience ut the Athencum last
night. To say that Shay's is the best
troupe of its kind that has appeared in
this city for long time, is but simple
justice IL Mr. Shay and the members OF
his company. Everybody was pleased,
and felt that they had received the iull
worth OF their money.
The case of the People VS.. James X.
Lane was resumed in the circuit court
yesterday. The full jury was not OBJ
tanned until twelve O'Clock. and the bal |
ance OF the day was taken up by counsel
in presenting the case. Judge Mulkcy
will present the ease for the defense this
morning, after which the evidence will
be heard. 1t will probably take three or
tour days TO try ia e ease.
Attain election of officers for the Delta
CITY fire company, for the ensuing year,
held at their hall last evening. the follow
ing persons We're elected President, j.
Y. Turner: vice-prcsident, &. +. Nellis
treasurer. VIM. Wolf; secretary. MI.
McGaulcy captain, Henry Sargent
boar, Of directors. c. Lancaster, +. NJ
Ward, Fred. Smith, Marsh Warren. c.
F. Nellis. The following appointments
were made by the captain: Foreman OF
engine, F. W, Warren; assistant, Joseph
Smith Foreman OF hose, Marsh Warren
assistant, Isaac Ostrandcr.
OF the Georgia MINISTRIES, the Boston
Adcertiser says: "Moreover, a company
that can boast of tour end men. must in
'red be n talented one, and such ends are
seldom seen it isa lively scene both on
and oil the stage. The troupe is un-
,louhtrllv the hest that has ever mar.