The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-23

The steamer Vint Shnklc, crowded
from top to bottom with fleeing Memphis
people, men, women and children, passed
up the Ohio yesterday morning.
MIR. G. Koch, the boot and shoe manu-
facturer, is about to commence the erection
| of two-story brick business house on Com
mercial avenue, between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
Let everybody go to the festival and
sociable to be given this evening by the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
The proceeds Of the affair are to be ex-
pended in good cause.
We venture the assertion that there is
no city in the state as clean, as thoroughly
dsintccted and as healthy as Cairo is now,
and to Health officer James Summerwcl
the praise for this condition of affairs is due.
Prof. Alvord and family left the city
last evening for Chicago. Miss Kittie AL
word will attend school at Evanston. The
Professor and Mrs Alyord and Miss Annie
will remain in Chicago about two weeks
when they will return to Cairo,
-Wedesire to call the attention of Health
Officer Summerwell to the intocrable stencil
that comes in at night from the direction of
the Mississippi levec, and spreads all along
the neighborhood of Washington avenue,
between Eleventh and Thirteenth streets
1t is simply sickening, and should be abatcd
if possible,
A Missourian named Bill hester
came to Cairo on Wednesday, and after i'm
billing very freely in bad whisky, betook
himself to a low establishment in the lower
part of the city. When he woke up yester-
day morning he found himself minus gold
watch. He complained to the chief of po-
lice, who set to work to recover his property.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Hodges has re-
trned from long trip through the country
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fully approve. The speech, ii repeated