The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-19
General Items,

"A slight frost Is reported at lillin on
yesterday morning.
Ice cream at 10 cts. plate will be
sold during the evening at the party. Ut
A large number OF Cairo ladies and
gentlemen will 20 to the Charleston fair
to-day.
Mrs. Joseph b. Reed left the city
yesterday for st. Louis, where she goes
TO visit friends.
Tickets for the party Friday even
ing VIII be $3.50; single tickets Sl.0O,
Including supper. ct
Harry Robinson's MINISTRIES appear
ut the Atheneum on. the night of the
seventh Of November.
There was nothing done in the
police courts yesterday except the
hearing Of a couple OF plain DRINKS.
Marx, the Ohio lcyee clothior, has
the finest stock Of gents underwear and
hosiery we have ever seen in Caro-.
The Knights OF the Mystic Krew are
talking of festival and ball, to take
| place at their nall sometime next week.
Families can be supplied with choice
butter, small packages. Call or send
orders 10 II. Leighton, 81 Ohio Leyee.
If.
The party at the st, Charles Hotel
on Friday evening promises to be grand
affair. We hope all who receive invita-
lions VII 90.
-Jol Ii Mcdonald got drunk on Mon.
day night and was "taken in" by the
police. Yesterday lie was before Judge
Bird and was sent over Tor five DAYS.
Mrs. Geo. Roy and children, the
family OF Captain Roy, commander OF
wcll-known st. Louis and New Orleans
steamboat, arc registered at The st.
Charles.
Probate court is now in session,
Judge Bross presiding, There is large
amount OF business to be disposed OF and
the session will probably continue
through the week.
A part Of Dan Rice's show people
have returned to Cairo for Kentucky.
Tie show will leave the port OF Cairo
soon for the South, where they will re-
main during the winter.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of Winter d Stewart, for sale OF |
household goods on Seventh street be-
tween Commercial and Washington av-
enues, this morning at 1880 O'Clock.
"A. Marx, the king clothier Of Cairo.
yesterday received five hundred Of the
latest style overcoats. Ifyou are in need
OF an article of this kind, call on him.
He is bound to please all customers.
Among the more prominent people
who were registered at the St. Charles |
yesterday was Mr.. William Brooks, one |
Of the editors and business manager of
the Jackson, Tenn, Tribune aaa S'D.
M. NJ. Sutton, New Orleans; Miss
Minnie Gerber, New Orleans; II. j.
Bradsley and wife, W. II. Mcfarland,
Mine LaMotte, No, and F.. G. Rice, of |
ST. Louis, were among the arrivals at the
st, Charles yesterday.
A meeting of the board Of trade will
be held at the Office OF Messrs. HinkIe & !
Thistlewood this evening at halt past
seven o'clock. The members of the
board are requested to be in attendance,
as business Of importance will be trans
acted.
keep your teeth in good condition |
and you will be happy. TODD this you
must call at The dental rooms OF Canine |
Il Whtlock. They perform all the work
of the profession in the most satisfactory
manner at the most reasonable prices.
CIV
The dental rooms of DR.. Jocelyn are
at Ne. "A Eighth street, where he is per-
forming d entail operations of all kinds.
From artificial velums, (palates), to the
extraction teeth. All work warranted,
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