The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-22

the n: ght in the streets.
We understand Mr.. John Hacker was
married day or two since to a Miss
Posey. niece of Col q. W. McKeaig of
this city. If 1t is true that John has
taken the lawful STEP" we extend to
him our best wishes and at the same
time congratulate him on his good luck
in securing so excellent lady for his
wife.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
st. Charles yesterday were VIM. Nichols,
Rockville, Ind; j. NJ. Thormerakee,
Pittsburg; Levi Samburrette, Memphis;
w. V. Smith, New York; Jas. w.
Beaumont, Philadelphia; Henry Powell,
CINCINNATI; l.. T. stanley, Indianapolis !;
e. A. Medley, Bolivar, Tenn; G. r.
Lodge. VIM. Wilkinson, Chicago; Chas.
ii. johnson, st. Louis.
MIR. Henry Weis, Of the firm of j.
Burger d Co., lett the city yesterday for
New York. Mr.. Weis las been in
falling health for some time and he goes
to New York In the hope Of recovering
his former good health AID strength.
He will remain in New York for six
month. and If at the end OF hat time he
has sufficiently recovered, he will return
to Cairo. Otherwise he will remain in
| New York.
| / always have been and stiIl am sole
proprietor and manufacturer of DIR. VIM
Woods Fever Pulls. Any one selling
Woods Fever Pill not made by me, will
be prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. For sale at the New York Store, A.
| SwObOda's, F. Healy's. +. e.. Schuh's
Barclay Brothers, and at my office.
Sold in 80 ct. and Sl.0O boxes. Special
rates to dealers on application. Sent
postage paid on receipt of price.
dewitt. DIR. WIN. Woop.
| 1--WE know OF couple of men who are
laying themselves open to be charged
with completely in the burglaries which
have occurred in the city lately. Whether
they are guilty, we are OF course not able
to say, but that their conduct Is suspi-
cious and calculated to make people
talk" is beyond dispute. This thing of
lettering about out of the way places
and noting the surroundings OF neigh
boring houses don't look rig hit and peo-
| pie get tired Of seeing it done.
Prominent among the guests at the
Planters House yesterday were c. IL.
Comstock, Chicago; F. X. Smith, st.
Louis; F. o. Dudley, Chicago Thos.
Polster, st. Louis II. A. Dubois, Cob
den, Ills Ii. W. Golding, Chicago T..
E. Javett, st. Louis (; G. A. Cruzsr, Pax
ton, Ills; IS. Griffith, Columbus, lad;
Lem Dolesen, vincennes, Ind; Frank
Chapman, Carbonate. Ills; Geo. Stew
art, St. Louis : E. Williams, Columbus,
Ohio /; X. L. Dement, and T. G. Brown,
St. Louis.
By invitation of Capt. Tho-wegan q
party of about twenty: couples assembled
on the elegant steamer Grand Republic
last evening and INDUCED in social
hop. Among the ladies and gentlemen
present were John Aisthorp, Jas. Phil
lis, VIII Hughes, w. Dripps, Harry
Hughes, Mr.. Milburn, Sam Foster,
Frank Howe, B. F. Blake, c. NJ. Howe,
and number OF others. Among the
ladies were Mrs. b. F. Blake, Mrs. C. NJ.
Howe, Miss Lucy Wilson, Miss Josie
Phillis, Miss. Anna Pitcher, Miss Jessie
Phillis, Miss Daisy Robbins Miss Carrie
Ungles and many others well known In
Cairo society. The dance was kept up I'M
tilt welve O'Clock, and was participatedin
by number of the lady and gentlemen
pas sengers on the boat. Capt. Thorwe-
gan and the officers OF the boat were
present, and with characteristic kindness
and attention to their guests made the
affair one OF the pleasantest OF the kind
that ever took place in Cairo.
The following bill has been introduced
| in the legislature and is now on its third
reading in both the house and senate.
The bill is OF considerable importance to
the people of Cairo just at this time.
The bill is as follows:
SECTION /. Be ii enacted by the People
| Of the State Of Illinois, represented IN the
| General assembly, That section two (2'
| of article four (4) OF an act of the General
Assembly OF the STATED of Illinois. EN-
| titled "An act to provide for the incor-
| poration OF cities and villages APP
proved April 10, 1872, in force July l,
| 1872, be and the same is hereby amend ed
| SO that 1t shall read as follows:
SEC. 2. At the general election held in
1877 and biennially thereafter, Mayor,
a City Clerk, City Attorney and City
| Treasurer shall be elected in each city:
Prorided. That no person shall be elec cited
to the office OF City Treasurer for two
terms in succession
SEC. =. whereas, an emergency exists.
which makes 1t necessary that this act
shall take effect on or before the third
Tuesday of April, A. ID. 1877, Therefore
this act shall be In force from and after
its passage.
Below we give tabulated statement
Of the number of scholars enrolled, and
the attendance in the various depart
ments OF the public schools on Monday
last. We are informed that the attend.
ance on that day was fair ayprsve for