The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-25

Buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. II
cures.
business On the lcvcc was active yes.
trrday.
The election takes .lace one week
f'om next Tuesday.
Remember the Odd-Frlows sociable
at their hall tonight.
The Cairo and Vincennes railroad Is
doing thriving business.
Judge Bird says police business Is
played out. lie ought to know.
There was an unusually large nuns
Der Of boats at the wharf yesterday.
The filling of Commercial avenue
above Twentieth street is approaching
completion. t
We are under obligations 10 lion.
WIN. IIartz II for late files OF the Con-
I gressional Record.
"A new candy factory ia being opened
on Eighth street near the corner OF
Washington avenue.
Mr.. Hugh Craig iesres 10 be- county
treasurer and assessor and Is now urging
his claims tor the office.
There will De sDecial meeting OF
the board Of county commissioners helr
on the 10Th Of November.
-Bross' building, on the corner of
Eleventh street and Commercial avenue,
is receiving a new root.
In the circuit court yesterday nearly
the entire day was occupied in the hear
Ing Of The Leach vs.. williamson case.
Mira. VIM. Ilarrell, corner OF Twelfth
and Locust streets, is dangerously i'll,
and tears for her recovery are entertain
cd.
torn ''in the ear" is selling from
country wagons at from % to 80 cents
per bushel. Smith 4 Lonegan are pur.
chasing.
Country produce Of every kind and
quality Is plenty In this market. Coun.
try.wagons line the streets from morn
ing TILL night.
The funeral services OF Mr.. John
Lane took place yesterday at o'clock
p. m, at st. Patricks church and was
largely attended.
business on the Illinois Central rail
road Is lively, and the yard men at this
end Ct the line have their hands full
handling the cars
There are only eight candidates In
the field for county clerk, viz: Pitcher,
Planert, Hawkins, Hey, IIumm, Stew
art, Smith and iost.
Mr.. John Thistlcwood's little daugh.
ter was buried yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Thlstlewood and his family have the
sympathy Of the community.
All those holding Invitations TO the
Odd-Fellows' sociable should remember
that 1t comes of tonight at their hall.
A general good time is expected.
--Sausage-eaters should beware. Two
fine hogs were yesterday killed by the II.
llnols Central cars and they were lmmedi-
ately taken charge OF by butchers.
DIR. Z. w. Dunning OF Cairo Comman-
derry No. l3, X. T., has been elected
Grand sword. bearer of the Grand Com
mandery OF the state. We congratulate
the Doctor.
This IA the time to lay in your coal.
When raining weather sets In and the
roads get bad, prices will 60 up. BY
now and you will save at least fifty cents
on the ton.
An unpleasant passenger In street
car is crying baby. In such cases DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup should be given to the
little sufferer to ease its troubles. Is
cents bottle.
There Is dangerous break in the
sidewalk on Poplar between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. The sidewalk
referred to is in dangerous condition
and should be repaired without delay.
The Seldiu Irwin Combination will
open at the Atheneum in this city on
next Monday night, and remain three
nights. The play on Monday evening
will be the new and popular drama enti-
tied, "Our Boarding House,
The Georgia Ministries are coming.
They will be here on Saturday night next
and stay one night. The GeOrgia's have
no superiors, and are favoritcs with the
Cairo public. See their advertisement in
another column.
The pump on Ohio levec between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets has been
out ofrepair tor some time. The repair
Ing OF this pump would be hailed with
delight by all transfers. Who is to
blame that 1t is not put in order?
The entertainment at the atheneum
last night was witnessed by an unusually
large audience. The programme was an
excellent one, and the young ladies part
icipating In the performance acquitted
fhapnselxes excellenflx we'll To.nioht