The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-11

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The Rough and Ready IRE company
has asked the city council 10 buy Tor them
$50 feet linen hose.
Fletcher, the negro, who so brutally
beat bis wife low days since, was re
leased on eight hundred dollars bail.
Ferry Powers has pe,itioncd The
council for the privilege Of placing stock
Scales Oh his place on Commercial avcn-
ne. May his prayer be granted is our
prayer.
--Edward,A. Budcr, corner Of Wash,
inston avenue and sth street, is getting
new holding goods every day. Call and
see them. ll-llNlw
The city council will meet in regular
session on Tuesday evening. so far as
known the business to be transacted is
simply routine and of no special import
ance.
DIED, in this city on Thursday, Nov
sth, 1871, OF heart disease, Mrs. Ann T..
wife of William Harrell and third 1augh-
ter of DR.. d. After, in the Goth yodr of heI
age. =
An exceedingly pleasant sociable and
dance took placo at the Odd-FellOw'
hall last Friday night. Excellent music
was in attendance and dancing was Tho
principal feature of the occasion.
There will be special meeting OF the
county commissioners one week from to.
morrow, Monday. November 18th. We
do not know for what purpose the meet,
ing Is held.
Miss WelrOn, sister 10 "Cuttcr' Wei.
ton, arrived in this city Thursday. and
will Immediately take an active part in
the discharge OF the duties OF Mr.. Wei
toms establishment.
10 soOth disturbed feelings brought
on by a cold. and TO cure coughs, Group,
and hoarseness, give DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup trial, which can be had at drug
stores.
No one can develop the grace OF
meekness by listening to a crying baby.
Stop its fretiulncss by curing the collie
with Or. Bulls baby syrup. Price %
cents.
The work Of putting down new side
walk in place Of those destroyed by fire
ut the corner OF Eighteenth street ard
Commercial avenue, was commenced on
Friday morning.
We stated few days ago that the
Odd Fellows at their last meeting had
concluded TO have sociable every week.
This was wrong. One sociable every
month was what they decided on.
Peep O'Day alarm" clocks,the most
perfect and convenient time keeper in the
market. VIII 90 in any position, and is
a stem winder. At Edward A. Budcr's,
corner Washington avenue and Eighth
street. ll-ll'lW.
On Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings DIR. Reynolds will hold meetings at
Mound City anllntroduce hi. work there
Our people who are interested should
accompany him.
DIR. Reynolds, The Reiormcr, was a
prac,icing physician in Bangor, Maine,
for fourteen years, aud is member OF
the Episcopal church of that city, but
not a Rev as he is sometimes called,
Miss Annie Pitcher will soon leave
Cairo to accept situation as choristcr in
one of the leading 81. Louis churches,
Miss Pitchers departure from Cairo
will be loss which will be keenly felt by
her many friends IN Cairo.
MIR. Rextord, late OF the Planter /
House, will leave the city this afternoon
for Centralia where he takes charge Of tn,
railroad house. Mr. Rexford carries with
him the best wishes of the people Of
Cairo.
The largest stock and most beautiful
designs of SILVER Plated ware evel
brougt to this city, now to be found a
the old and reliable house OF Edward A
Buder, corner Eighth street and Wash
ington avenue ll-ll-lw.
The morning services in the Presby'
terrain and Methodist churches will bt
conducted as usual, but at night there
will BIZ no services at either of these
churches, because of the meeting Of DR.
Reynolds at the Planters warehouse.
Edward A. Buder, corner Washing.
ton avenue and sth street. established in
this city in 1861, is prepared to make all
styles Of iewelry on short notice. Call
and see some of the new work Just fin
ished. ll.ll,lw
We understand that the man who
was caught under the shed which tell on
Eighth street some time ago, has not been
confined TO his bed eyer since, and is not
expected to be able to do work fer six
months to come.
While the city authorities are in the
street filling humor, we desire to call
their attention to the almost impossible
condition OF the road at Eleventh and
Walnut streets. A few wagon loads of
dirt mt this Mace WOi,ll not he misOlnccd,