The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-03

4hlS' W. W NiiSHN iCtulucu Duubhg
from her long visit north and west.
Nearly whole Car load of citizens
went to Chicago on the early Illinois Cen,
train yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Mcbride are
in the city again after an absence in Ken
lucky and Ohio of some weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cas4iday are back
home from visit to relatives in Ken =
lucky.
Since Yesterday, Mr.. JEFF. NJ. Clark
has telephone at his place of business On
Washington avenue,
Mr.. j. Stewart Wallace, direct from
Belfast, Ireland, was guest at The HALL
day yesterday.
800 Mr.. w. j, Morris, of Chicago one of
the Illinois Central railroad dgnitaries,
was guest at The Halliday yesterday.
A new son to Mr.. aud Mrs. John Ais
thorpe, is among the latest novelties. He
arrived Sunday morning.,
Mrs. r. w. Miller and Mrs. Wood Rit-
tcnhouso, went to Chicago yesterday morn
ing.
Mr.. James Summcrwell became tie
happy father of another big boy during last
week.
The ladies OF the Methodist church will
meet at the church Wednesday afternoon at
3o'clock
A small army of citizens have left on
the different railroads within the last few
days to attend the Fair in St Louis.
1t Is commissioner Gibbs whose term
as menlber OF the county board expires next
November
Mrs, Ii. B. Geer, sister Of Mrs. Il.
Wells, who has been here on visit for
week or two, has gone to Anna On short
visit.
COLLECTORS were out yesterday as usual,
and many Of those interviewed made favor.
able reports Collections generally were
good, which IS significant for the future
Two cases ofdrunkenness aud two of
disorderly conduct were tried by Justice
Robinson Yesterday The customary fine
WAS assessed In each case.
Mr.. II w. Bostwick, one of our ener.
getic young Democrats, goes to Missouri for
week or two on business for Mr.. p. Dris-
coll. He will probably leave to-day.
Mr.. e. A. Burnett and family went to
st, Louis last night to attend tire Fair--at
least they should have gone-it was the
programme
Mrs. II. B. Thistewood leaves Wed
nesday night for Hot Springs from where,
after stay OF some months, she will go
east or north,
The city council meets tonight in reg
ular session, but as yet it does not appear
that there will be anything Of especial in.
terest in the proceedings.
Mrs DR.. AFTER is expected to return
from Chicago hismorning, She has been
gone for several weeks on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. NJ B, Harrell.
Prof. Will Emery has written several
beautiful overtures which have been played
at the Comique during the last week or
ten days and received much favorable com
mcnt.
After the departure of the Anne =.
Silver to-day, an advance in rates will take
place-to all points below Memphis rates
will be 2jc. per hundred; 80 cents on hay
and 80 cents per Dbl.
Capt. Taylor of the Fowler informed a
reporter Of The BULLETIN yesterday, that
surveyors had commenced worked on the
line the Chesapeake and Ohio Il, L. extern
stonfrom Paducah to Cairo.
The county board met yesterday morn
ing, and without doing anything, adjourned
until afternoon The most important bus.
mess before the board will be to levy the
taxes for the next fiscal year and to fix the
salaries orcounty officers for the next term.
Owing to the shaowness Of the river,
n number of boats running between st,
Louis aud points below have abandoned
that trade and will make Cairo the north.
ern terminus Of their routes. The indica-
tons are favor .blc to an early fall, severe
winter and CONCEALED Mississippi river at
this pont.--and in consequence Of all this u
| business boom for Cairo.
The young people Of the Methodist
church have decided to give an entertain
mcnt at the opera house some time during
November, for the purpose of raising funds
with which to meet the expense Of making