The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
walks Of lads ranging fro m ten to slxte en-,

pose OF these low-liied imps to choose
tune for the vent OF their thoughts when
some lady who Is alone is passing. Scores
OF complaints ave been made TO US aud
we think II high time the police should
look into ths matter.
Children cry Tor Pitchers Castoria
IL Ia as pleasant TO take as honey. 1t
contains no morphine or other deleter.
lows ingredient, and is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome irri-
tatlon caused by rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Castora. 1t is harm
less, it is certainly speedy, and it is
cheap. n-ll-l3w
Died, Sunday night, December l6,
1877, Mrs. Elvira, wife of Moses Foss,
at the family residence on Seventeenth
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street. Funeral services will
take place at the house at 1870 p. IN. to-
day, and qr 2:4j a special train will leave
the foot OF Fourteenth street tor Villa
Ridge, where the remains will be in
TERED. Friends and acquaintance are
INVITED to attend.
! As there are number OF persons
belonging to the Ladies 4. &. and TEN.
perance Reform club that are not in
condition TO provide tor Christmas, Ii is
proposed by the ladies to give 10 all such
something most needed TO make them
happy. The Finance Committee would
like 10 have the names OF all such persons
at an early day, 80 as to know who to
provide tor.
MRs. +, C. FoHD, Mrs. G. PIX.
Chairman Visiting Chairman Finance
! Committee Committee.
considering the state Of the weather,
quite large number of the friends and
relatives OF the late Martin Coffee AS.
sernbled at the residence Yesterday to pay
their last respects TO the memory OF the
deceased The remains were escorted
from the residence 10 the Catholic Church
| by the members Of the !iibernian Fire
Company, headed by the Delta Band,
and after a short service We're inferred in
the cemetery.
Henry White. cOlorcd, aud also mar.
RED, ;.as arrested here last Saturday on
board The Belle Memphis, in company
with young colored girl namcd Ada
lainr Pride, ljyrars ofagr, whom he had
persuaded TO leave her parents and ac-
company him south. The father Of the
glrl, who resides al Caledonia. H., came
to the city saturday In pursuit of the
couple, aud, win The a ,istance Of John
Sherhan, -Urrrrirt in efrermg thor
capture.
Mike O DOnneli and John Davis are
two Of a PARTY who came down the river
saturday and arrived here in the evening,
they having left indianapolis some days ,
ago ON 4 hunting expedition. O'D0nnell (
ami Davis occupied The same room at the /
sherman House Sunday night, and when /
the former awakened yesterday morning .
he discovered that both his friend and ,
his pocket-book, containing about $40, |
were missing. O'Donncll notified The
Officers. but they tailed to ind Davis, AMI
, II is presumable that he has ere this pla> !
ced number OF mics between himself
and his quQniom friend
Many OF our readers viii doubtless !
remember dick" Moore, Young man !
sixteen years old, who has grown up in
our city. Young Moore was employed
as deck sweeper on the steamer Port
Eads AM was rot seen on the steamer
Tor two Iionrs before any suspicious were
entertained. The suppositiOL is that he
fell overheard al New Natchez, at the
mouth OF Red river between three and !
four O'Clock p, N. on the filth instant. |
No effort, so far as known was made TO |
find his remains. lie was hard worker |
and universally respected and beloved,
and we underSta that he was the only
support OF sister and an aged mother.
On Friday evening, Dee. 18th. Mr..
Egnew the proprietor OF the st. Charles
Hotel, will giye q jolly hop TO select
party OF his friends. 1t is his intention
to make this the most enjoyable affair OF
the kind that has ever occurred in Cairo,
and il the elaborate preparations which
are being made are any indication of
what is to follow, it will without doubt
be tie event in social circles. Nogota-
tions are now pending tor the services of
one OF the finest string bands in southern
Indiana, and it ia probable that they will
be IN attendance. We viii endrayor to
give our readers II iuli description OF the
ai'si" IN our issue subsequent to it.
Mayor Winter. city Clerk fhi,iis,
city Treasurer Parker md all the mem,
bers Of The city coUnsil have been "man-
damusrd' to appear before the United
States circuit court. at Springfield, on
the first Monday III January. The Wan-
damus was issued ut the instance OF |
Matthew Bolls & Co., and while the no
tiee served on the city officers does not |
say so, il Is understood That they will be |
required to answer Tor not le,ying tax |
| to pay the interest on tie bonds is3u d |
in aid of the Cairo and Nmconnes and the |
Cairo and st. Louis Railroads. \ special |
| meeting OF the city council VIII De neld |