The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-31
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ttst4f Brief LecaIs.
~ .A-l.-- iiist 81.
The rivers arc raising.
--Tramps are numerous
-The ball ct Kluge's hall last ugh
was well attended. %
The roads through the country arc IN
bad condition. and wagoning Is difficult.
Work Oh the river bank above the
grave yard ridge is progressing, thougli
slowly. K
When, oh, when will the Cairo and
St. Louis railroad resume the running OF
trainss Who can tell!
There was q special meeting OF the
city council last night for the purpose of
opening and considering BIDS for street
niiins' lossssz d, a. issa-s lgsa1s n
We regret to learn that the little
eight. year. old daughter OF Capt. n. b.
Thlstlewood is dangerously III with dyp-
iberia. / .f't tF''lf- t-
The Cairo and Vincennes railroad is
getting Its full proportion OF east bound
frelahts. Thepassenger traffic Of the road
Is also increasing rapidly. w. 7 -
Consumption rday he prevented by
checking q cough or cold In time, and no
thing equals Or. Bulls Cough syrpior
throat and lung affections.
--Road.Master Hoar has loaded and
shipped 10 cars OF slnders To be dlstri-
buted along the line Of the Illinois Cen.
| trail between this point and Centralia.
The election comes of on Tuesday
next. The candldates are all busy. and
the way the "dear people" will be APP
| pealed to for the next few days will be
lawful. nv tFst
Complaints come TO us from up>town
citizens concerning Q gang Of boys who
ore breaking the windows of residences
with tiseir slIngs. The police should
stop them.
--IIaverleys Ministries will give one
of their unrivaled entertainments at the
Atheneum In this city on Friday night Of
this week. The troupe Is an excellent
one, and will doubtless draw we'll. Sec
''ad' In another column.
The night police are required to
strike three sounding ticks at intervals Of
ten minutes the entire night on the lamp
posts. This will give thieves q knowledge
Of their whereabouts and arrests will be
less frequent. A good idea this.
An ounce Of prevention Is better than
pound OF cure. A dose Of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup will assist your baby in
testhing, and prevent 1t from being at
tackled by cholera infantum, collie, or
other diseases babies suffer with. % cts.
"A special meeting OF the Temperance
Union will be held ut four o'clock this az
ternoon, q. the rooms 10 DR.. Wardner's
building. Meeting held to make arrange.
ments with reference TO the Lectures OF
DR.. Reynolds. INA l.. HARRELL,
CAIRO, Oct. 81, 1877. Secretary,
There was another large congrega.
ton at Turner hall last night 10 hear the
Rev. y. &. Chaplin preach. The sermon
was an excellent one, and was listened
to from beginning to end with the closest
attention. Mr.. Chaplin will remain in
Cairo one day longer. and will preach
again tonight when 1t Ia hoped all who
can will turn out to hear him. Mr.. Chap,
lin goes from Cairo 10 Palucah.
We cali attention to the advertise.
ment OF Mr.. II. Block, the Eighth street
boot and shoe maker, to be found In
another column In this issue OF the Bril-
LETIy. Dir. Blocks stock OF custom
made boots and shoes Is large. and they
arc oil OF the newest and most fashiona.
BILE styles. He invites those in need Of
goods In his line to give him q call,
believing that he can give them better
bargains than can be obtained elsewhere.
Fred Koehler will open new meat
shop In the Wilcox building at the cor,
nsr Of Washington avenue and Eleventh
street some time during the next three or
four days. The counters, racks, etc.,
are now being put into the building, and
when this work has been completed a
supply OF the choicest meats will be placed