The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-26

Work on the new levee was re-
sumed yesterday.
1t IL said there are more than One
hundred witnesses In the Grain cases.
Sheriff Irwin was determined to cap
ture the mar:DeGratl, and. he did it.
Mr.. Fred korsmeyer Of this city. has
gone TO Missouri on business.
-Messrs. W. ". Clemens and j. Il.
Calvert, attorneys for the Grains. are IN
the city.
| Girls. Friday evening will be your
chance to pop the question Don't let the
widows crowd you out. l-26-lt
| Miss j. Eddy of I.ockport. Illinois.
Is visiting at the residence OF Mr.. +. 5.
Kent Of this city.
Captain Jim Morris returned yester-
day afternoon from AN extended Tour
through the South. lie will leave to-day
for st. Lsuis.
The washout in the Mississipp;
river at The foot Of Thirty-Fourth street
has carried away almost the entire levce
Tor distance OF about fif,y feet.
Patrick Kennedy for being drunk
was arrested by Officer Brown. an,! Judge
Bird sent him to the lookup tor three
days.
-Jailer Mccarthy was out with his
force Of jail birds yesterday. and did
some good service in the way OF cleaning
the street crossings.
The trial OF the Grains will commence
to-day. II is believed the trial OF this
case will occupy the time Of the court
the balance Of the week.
Mr.. Ward, an old coal dealer, has es-
tablished new coal office. and invites
the patronage of all his old friends and
everybody else to give him q trial-iig-
lures are low aud terms cash. See Notice.
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Remember the meeting Of the Cit.
Zens' Association ut the council chamber
this evening. 1t ia important that every
property owner Of the city should be
present, as much depends upon the
action Of this meeting. Turi. out.
The Woman's Club and Library
Association desire to return thanks to
the National COrnet band tor their excel
lent music and services so kindly given.
on the evening OF Mrs. Alvord's lecture.
Mrs. DeGrath, No. 2, was in court
the greater part OF the day yesterday, and
1t was evident that she was laboring un-
der the greatest mental agony. She
sticks to McGrath "closer than
brother"
We recommend our readers, particu-
larly those who need washing, or wash
ing done, to read the card OF Mrs. Lettie
Coleman. in the BULLETIN; study her
prices, and then go unclean ii you have
the conscience to do 80. All we have to
say is tor neatncss and dispatch no one
excels her. l.23.2t
Mrs. Margaret Heating, who resides
at the River Shannon House, corner of
Twentieth and Poplar streets. announces
to her friends and the public generally
TINT she will give ball at her house on
Saturday night, next, January 29.h. Mrs.
Heating takes this method of raising q
small sum OF money. Of which she il
greatly in need just at this time.
If any husband should not happen to
receive an invitation to the Leap Year
party, while his better half IL acting as
an escort to some more fortunate mascli-
line, let him r,flcct as he attends TO the
many wants OF those "consarned babies"
at home, that It ia only once in a long
time the tables are turned. l.26.lt
The following attorneys were in at
tendance on circuit court yesterday
Judge w. j. Allen and A. u. Dun.
Carbonate judges Mulkey and Green. |
d. r. Linegar, W. Il. Gilbert, ). y.
Wheeler, Col. Shaver, County Attorney
Mulkey. City Attorney Black, all Of
Cairo. W. W. Clemens and J. Is. Cal
vert, Marion.
1t Is expected that the ladies who
are going to the Leap-iear party on
Friday night, will assemble In the rooms