The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-27
at three o'clock pm. All are invited to

attend.
DEATH OF MRs. JAMES $. MogRIs.--
The death Of this esiimablc lady ACQUIRED
at Ullin yesterday morning. The news
OF her decease was schock to many peo-
pie In this city where she has large
number .Of friends and acquaintance.
She was taken sick on Monday last with
pneumonia. but her friends anticipated
no fatal consequences and her death was
very sudden aud unexpected.
Mrs. Morris was born in Mt. Pu-
laski. Logan county, Illinois. in 1871.
Her home in early youth was in the Vi
cinity Of Springfield and Decatur. and
before her marriage she passed a few
years in this city. In May, 1869, she was
married at Decatur, and IRON that time
she resided in this city with her husband,
until 1873, when they removed to ullin.
| The funeral ceremonies will take place
on Monday aud the remains will be taken
to villa Ridge for interment.
Mrs. Morris leaves husband, three
children and two sisters, to all of whom
her death has brought q crushing weight
of grief She was kind and indulgcnt
mother, a devoted wife aud All affection.
ate and faithful. friend. Her loss is an ir.
rcparable one to her family and il felt
| by n large circle Of friends
as a personal sorrow. In this sudden
and terrible bereavement, her afflicted
husband. children aud relatives have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the entire commu.
nifty.
MNIDI GGAs-KNIGHTs or THE Mys-
TIC kEEw.-'rhc society of the "knights
of the Mystic krcw,' aided by large
number of citizens. Will celebrate the 10Th
of February In an appropriate manner.
\ grand street procession aud parade in
which the knights Of the Mystic krew.
aud other societies. with large number
of citizens. will participate. The process
sion will be the grandest ever seen in
Cairo. Tie grand carnival will take up
the line OF march from kluge's
building. corner Of Sixth street
and Commercial avenue. at II
O'Clock am, and march through the
principal streets OF the city. At the
above named hour King Comus and his
guards will enter the city, an! receive
the keys of the city from the hands of
onr worthy mayor. All those desiring
to participate in the festivities Of the oc-
casion. and pay homage to his Royal
highness. the King. will assemble at the
corner of Sixth street and Commercial
avenue at ten o'clock. and be ready TO
start on march at the designated hour.
The Knights of the Mystic krew extend
a cordial invitation to ali societies and in
| divduals to join in the celebration. The
festivities will wind up in the evening
with grand ball a; klugs's hall.
2-2G.3t
r...oxau sJ5lT,t7Mnr.. Fred Hot
heinz and Child have one to Memphis to
attend Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Minnie Call, daughter of Young
| Garner of Thcbes, died on yesterday at
| Ullin.
Mr.. Walter IIyslop has gone to Ev-
ansvillc. He will return tomorrow
evening.
Roswell Miller, of the Cairo and Vim
ccnnes railroad company, who has been
absent from the city for several weeks.
has returned.
Mrs. James Biggs and daughter leave
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, this alter
noon. where they go for the benefit of
Miss Biggs health.
Among the arrivals at the st. Charles
yesterday were Joseph Keeling of Chi
cago, and II. l.. Billingsly, of st. Louis.
Richard Slater and ID. ID. Slocum,
Chicago; Geo. 4. Hays, Evansville and
+. II. Miller. Jamestown, Pa. were at
the Planters house yesterday.
Mrs. John Reeve and daughter, who
have been in st. Louis for several weeks,
visiting the parents of that lady, returned
yesterday afternoon.
Judge Bross and wife, and Mrs. John
II. Oberly will go 10 Uilcn this afternoon
to attend the funeral OF Mr.. Morris, to-
morrow morning.
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Candec are
spending a few days with Maj. Morrill,
and family at Evansville. They will re-
turn on Monday.
Mrs. Fred korsmcyer, OF this city,
yesterday joined party of friends from
Golconda and Evansville, and the
steamer Andy Baum. and went to Mem
phis to attend Mardi Gras.
Will Smith, son of DIR. w. II. Smith.
went to Memphis on the Andy Baum
yesterday, where he will he joined on
Monday by number OF his comrades
from this city, who will do the Bluff
City in style. They swear they'll stake
1t all in, ii they never lay up II cent
Mrs. James 5. Morris, who died on
Saturday morning, OF pneumonia, was Il
lady highly esteemed and respected by
many in this city. She had large cir
Gle of friends here who greatly morn her
loss, a number of whom will go to ullen
this afternoon, to attend her funeral,
which takes place tomorrow.
Communicate d.
4 Caii.
To " +, ANley;
We, the undersigned citizens, respect
fully request you to become II candidate