The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-05

while the latter Is doing the Centennial.
The business room, Gl OHIO Icvec
lately occupied by 1. Farnbaker, is va
cant and for rent; also the cellar and an
Office up stairs, in same building. For
particulars apply to Robert Smyth, 60
Ohio levee. tt
Every Democrat and friend of reform
in this city should attend the grand rally
at the court house, this evening. John
II. Oberly, D. T. Linegar, Judge Null
key, and other speakers, will be present
and address the crowd.
Mr.. s. z. Bennett, Stratton e. Birds
bookkeepcr, DR.. Humphreys, book
keeper in the City National bank, and Mr..
John Jones, the Illinois Central passcn-
ger agent, left this city for the Centennial
on Sunday.
Judge Mulkey, the old war-horsc Of
Democracy in Southern Illinois, will
speak at the reform meeting at the court
house this evening. Turn out everybody
for Judge Mulkey win say many things
to interest you all.
Col. 4. d. Watkins OF Mound City,
candidate for the legislature on the re-
form ticket in the Fifty-iirst district. was
in Cairo yesterday. The Colonel Is a
man of much talent, very popular in his
district, and when he goes to Springfield,
as he surely will, he will no doubt make
his mark.
Henry Breihan. manufacturer Of seltzer
and soda waters, Ohio ievee between
Second and Fourth streets, has always
on hand large supply of those waters.
Henry also keeps for sale, by the keg or
car load. the best beer in the West, and
has full supply OF the best bottled beer
ever sold in this or any other market.
The German Catholic school, on Cross
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut, under the direction Of the Sisters
of Loretto. will open on the 4th inst.
Branches taught in German and English
are as follows: Catechism. reading,
writing, photography, arithmetic, geogra-
ply, grammar and vocal music. Tuition,
81 per month. Extra charges for needle
work. 9-3-3t
A grand rally OF the Democrats of the
Fourth and Fifth wards on Tuesday
evening, Sept. at 8, 7:3O o'clock at the
court house TO form Tlden and Hend-
ricks club. The Hon. J. II. Oberly, d.
T. Linegar, Judge Mulkey, and others
will address the meeting.
By order committee.
r. II. CoRCoRAN, FIRES,
+. J. ROBERTS, Sec'y. pro TEN 2t
Mr.. +. A. Seurfield, OF st. Louis, called
on the BULLETIN yesterday. He is in the
city perfecting arrangements tor opening
q wholesale agricultural implement and
seed store. The firm is known as +. A
Seurfield & Co., and will occupy the
brick building on the corner of Sixth and
Ohio levee. They are not new in the
business, but have large trade already
all through the Southern states.
Mr.. j. {. Burden having Just finished
his large and fine hotel in Metropolis,
wishes to notify the public that he car
accommodate any number in the very
best style. The location OF the Franklin
house is so convenient for drummers ant
all class OF people, that il would be non
sence to 60 anywhere else, and we pre-
dict, therefore, fourishng business for
its proprietor.
At the Planters yesterday were Mrs
Jurgis and son, and Miss Capp, Mem.
phis; c. w. Hequemburg. Charleston
James Benson, Centralia Carl Schultz,
COnstantinOple; j.. S. Crum, Vienna
S. Strayn, Birds Point; II. L. Boren
Former; w. S. Page, Vincennes A.
Ioungblood. Clinton. KY; j. Fordise
Dallas, Texas ). n. Sanford, Milburn
Ky; Miss Hannah, Galatia, Ark;
Joseph Davidson, Chicago.
The Taylor Literary club held its first
tall meeting at the club room in DIR
Wardner's building. There was fail
attendance of the members. We under
stand from one of the leading spirits o
the club that the organization will sooi
offer to the people OF this city a rar,
treat in the. shape of political debate
between two Of our most prominent ant
talented politicians on the political situa
ton.
| Justus Cunningham visited us OH Mon
day evening. lie will attend the Demo
| cratic meeting in the Fourth ward
on Tuesday night. We are Away;
glad to meet gentleman OF his intellect
ual worth and legal ability. He is DIES
tined to 60 up in the political world som'
day. An effort has been made on tn,
part Of a few men in Cairo to push hin
aside in the interest of favorites, Blu
Justus says he wont push worth a cent
| Among the arrivals at the st. Charles
were Il. N. Weston, Memphis; Osca
Turner, Kentucky VIM. Tolle, MetrOp
| oils. & X CUNNINGHAM Nav York r