The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-23

AoaDt IA uko eAOb6s - an ~ 20 yS~ $3.50
will require some time 10 complete 1t.
b. +. Blake Is completing an addi-
ton, in the rear Of his already coy little
residence. l4x3S feet 10 dimensions.
Last night, at Anna, a very pleasant
hop took place at which number OF our
light fantastic trippers were present.
Rector Dillon.Lee will hold services
in the Atheneum on Sunday evening,
when all arc invited to attend.
For Butter, Eggs, Apples, etc, call st
No. "a Ohio levee.
Il. II. LEIGHTON
Mrs. Squires, wife Of q cooper in the
employ Of Messrs. Halliday Bros, died
suddenly on Thursday.
Work on the Cairo and st. Louis
railroad track 10 still going on. The
track Is being put In excellent condition.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Hodges was out
to Unity on Thursday. He reports every
thing all right 10 that part Of the
country.
The meeting at the lie form Club
rooms last night was well attended, and
much interest was taken 10 the proceed
ings.
Parties who have not paid their
license tor the ensuing municipal year,
will do well to attend to the matter at
once.
F, Oyster soup lunch at Harry v alker's
Iystal saloon every evening at 9
o'cock. l.4.u
lie subject OF Rector Dilon.Lee's
sermon - be delivered at the athenenm
Tomorrow night, will be "One Thing"
"A party Of Cairo gentlemen. among
them Alderman Halliday and DR.. G. G.
Parker, went to Missouri yesterday on q
hunting expedition.
Why Is It that the remnant fixtures Oh
the old city pump are not sold or leaned
TOR some nae. M less than $4,000 lies
idle In this old rubbish.
The schools at Salem, In this stated
were closed on Thursday, on account o
the prevalence Of measles among the
children In that community.
The Rough and Ready fire company
gave another sociable at their engine
house last evening. The attendance was
large aud the occasion pleasant one.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
9o'clOck this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave>
nue.. Lift
MIR. Wheatley, Of Du Quoin, attorney
tor the Illinois Central railroad at that
point, will deliver an address before the
Cairo Temperance Reform Club on next
Friday evening.
Morris WiIey's male hog. ''Beecher,"
was raffled at the Delta City Fire com.
pany's engine house Thursday evening.
One hundred chances at Sl.OO per chance;
won by J. c. thinner,
In honor Of Geo. WashIngton's birth
many OF the steamers lying at our
wharf are flying their colors at full mast.
Other demonstrations In memory OF
this event are limited.
tn receipts from the lecture by Hon.
Geo. X. Vending at the Athsunm on
last Tuesday evening, exceeded the ex-
penscs Of paying the lecturer, hall rent.
printing, ETC., by about ten dollars.
Among the dancing portion Of the
members Of the Z. T, r. C. there Is q
movement on foot to get up social hop.
When and where to be given, should the
event transpire, will be duly stated.
-Summerwsll h Baird. early next
week, will again take their departure,
this time for Columbus, Ky, where they
have several contracts Of raising and
moving houses.
The title Of tho book for which Col.
Robert A. Lowery has accepted the
agency, for Cairo and vicinity IL "Tem.
perance Reform and ito Reiormsrs," q
book well worthy Of the price asked.
For seed potatoes. choice ap-
pies. butter. eggs, etc., 60 to q.
Il. Jackson d Co.'s, No. "a, Ohio
Levee. 2,S-1m
AT the Reform Club rooms may b.
seen among the other specimens there
exhibited . saw,dsh's saw. BY whom
this curiosity was donated We did not
learn, but sure 1t IA that snyones time
will not BE- thrown away who viii call
and GEO the came.
Anew days more and street superin.
tendsnt Conan win have hnished the
work nowin hand st the corner Of Tenth
and Ohio Lsvee. This corner has been
impassabls for some weeks On account
Of IN condition Of The lumber covering
ths Old dty panp sngias room.