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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-29

HINESE LABOKERS.-PAKTIE
u wishing toempIoy larg, or small numbers Of
CHINESE LABoRERs, Uay make the necessary
arrangements for procuring gangs Of size required
to KOOPMANSOHAAP, San Francisco, California
In1v 10
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SUPERIOR GUNNN CLOTH
OF EXTRA WEIGHT. FULL Wild III. AND
" close and strong texture. For salr by
Sept 30 10 NO. Ia East Bay.
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NEETROPOLITAN THEATRE COM
nessrs. COLLINS & MORSE. ......... .proprletors.
HIBERNIAN HALL.
GRAND OPENING MONDAY OCTOBER 4, 1869.
THE BEST COMPANY NOW ORGANIZED,
aISafeistng of the following distinguished Ladies'
and Gentlemen:
Miss Kate RAYMOND. Mr.. WALTER BENIN,
Miss ANNIE LRvERrNG, Mr.. J. L. BROWN,
Miss ALICE BROOKS, Mr.. MARX READ,
Miss EMMA BRowN, Mr. l.. BoWEs,
Mrs ADA LAWRENCE. Mr. HARRY CHURCHILL,
Mr.. HUDSON NcGREGoR, MIR. ]. L. JONES.
Mr.. HARRY COOKE, Mr.. Harry MORSE,
Mr. DAN KEEN, Mr.. j. MCGovERE.
The whole under the abls supervision of
MIR. U. B. COLLINS.
For Opening Bill and Particulars see small Bills.
CARO-.
To THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF fHARLEsToS:
The undersi gned havl with great care and expense
seleceu the above corps Of Metropolitan Arstes. com
prslng some of th most distinguished talent In the
dramltic world and being desirious Of establishing q
Southern theatrical Circuit comprising tue cities o
Charleston. savannah and Augusta, would most re-
specifoll ask the patronage and support OF the Ia
dies and gentlemen OF this city. and in return foI
such support we assure You that the pieces selected
for represenation shall ne HIRsr GLASS ONLY, (by
sucn popular authors Boucicault. lom Taylor, I.
W Robertson John Brougham. &c,l and that they
shall re produced with care and attention to detail
hitherto uninterrupted In this city. The stage depart
ment Will be under the management OF Nr. o. b
Collins, who with twenty years. experience as actor
and manager. PLEDGES himself that there shall bt
nothing to offend but everything to please
Respectfully yours,
Sept AZ HARRY MORSE.
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THE EXEnCisEs OE mHs. BLUM'I
SCHOOL vi oe resumed on Monday October
b, as her RkSfOEN ~, Mary-ssreet, opDo Eli
Zabeth AL he branohps OF an English education
TAUGHT Musio and French II desired. hept 20
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do Renl.

ITO KENC, PART OF A HOUSE IN A
Il central location. For terms, apply at this
office. o. Sept 28
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RAND OPENING OF THE HIBER-
III MAN HALL THEATRE.

NEETROPOLITAN THEATRE COM
IM PANY.
Messrs. COLLINS & MORSE. .proprletors
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VTyANTED, A YOUNG WOMAN TO
w Cook aud Wash for o small family. Good
recommendations required. Apply at No. 1I0
Church-street Sept 70
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Ser Sals.

NOR SALE, B,TTEAU Twenty
IL feet long by six wide. Inquire at no LAT
Wentworth street % Sept29
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

4 view MISUNDERSTANDING Ksgab11shmeut.
Accepting the. invitation of Mr.. Joe
Mckenzie, and the company Of another
gentleman, we spent an hour, yesterday
evening, In the new furniture factory Of
MraM cKa pi1uated snssskthe ,epsysx 81
the Ohio lsyee. The. building \. TIE
SAME erected and used by the Cairo. ele.
vat6f tdmtahy, is Ab6fdxhtly Mfss sid
substantially built. Itstands directly on
the outer edge OF the .railroed tsssk, and
only a short distence from the bank Of
the river, against which steam, boats may
land at any season. sur ~
q The establishment is not yet in full
operation. Mime paanihs machine,
tenant cutter, moulding machine, circu.
lar saw, turning l6ths, etc. nave been
introduced, and, propelled by splendid
fifteen horsepower engine, work 70 3
charm. The first piece Of furniture will
propably be turned out during. the pres
Ont week, and thereafter the establish
ment VIII be worked TO its fullest capsci-
ty. 1t is the proprietor's' purpose to
manufacture breakfast, dining and
kitchen tables, one and two drawer
stands, common beadsteads, safes, round
tables, cribs, lounges, etc. He expresses
|tthe conviction that N the production of
these articles he can more than rival
Evansville or any other point that at
tempts to supply this and the southern
market. A large dry house Of lumber Is
now undergoing the seasoning process
and will be ready for use In few days,
SO that by Monday next at farthest, we
may announce that Joe McKenzie's
Southwestern Furniture Factory" ut
Cairo, is q fixed fact. a'T
Ii, Men capable Of comprehending the
advantages and surroundings OF Cairo
cannot doubt the success Of economically
managed establishments Of this kind
The timber, in inexhaustibie abundance,
is within the range OF ones eye sight
and the hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
worth Of common furniture that Annu
ally pass Cairo for sale In the South, give
assurance OF the existence OF accessible
markets for the manufactured articles
| These facts are all understood, however
and need not be enlarged upon. d.
Uncle Joe has the good wishes o.
everybody In this undertaking, and as he
has entered ihtott dctermined 10 know
no such word as '.fail, he In certain tc
succeed. In due season his advertise
ment will appear In the Cairo Evening
Bulletin. 'orfh1 sh,u res bna az
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

:. Card yNt4-egs a
! Editor Evening Builetin-SrR: I wish
space to say . few words relative to the
nate school picnic. .,.,x..,
N The prime 6bjsct T had IN view was to
give the pupils Of the. public school .
days enjoyment. To do this first tried
TO persdade Capt. Dugafi to carry the
children free and take the proceeds ar
rising from the sale Of tickets, but he
refused. then asked the Board OF d.
rsctors to assume the responsibility, but
a. Messn Wheeler and Webb were both
busy in court, and Mr.. Winston, from
press Of business unable 10 leave his
office, Il was impossible for them to do
50. One Of two things, then had to DO
done; the scholars must be denied the
picnic, or must assume the RESPONSE
bility. Ioloss The latter, with the follow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27
Ths weekly .BuIIcsi...

No. 2 Of volume ofthe Cairo Weekly
Bulletin made It's appearance to-day.
1t In reprint OF the most interesting
matter published during the week. In
the daily, aud will be found just such ,
paper As our country friends will be glad
sosubscribe for. In its present shape 1t
is only half the size we contemplate
making 1t, when additional material,
which has been ordered, shall have ar
rived Full market reports, carefully
corrected by reliable commercial edi-
tor, will be given in each number. Price,
s2per annum; five copies for IS or ten
copies for SIS; invariably in advance.
Send In your subscriptions.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27
Decoration Day Arrangements.

The committee appointed 10 arrange
for decoration OF the soldiers graves ut
Mound City on the 18th inst, met In the
Office Of Messrs Mum & Pope, yesterday
evening, and, In furtherance OF the pur-
pose In view, the following committees
We're named: trIfif .t 4NI2
On transportation-John w. Trover.
chairman; Casper Sost.
On music-Fred. Bross, chairman; r.
II. Pope, 9. ID. AFTER.
On orations-C. X. Woodward, chair
man; &. II. Foote, Claiborne Winston,
+. Bross, Samuel II. Hay. warm ait 7
On decorations-H. II. Candee, chair
man; First Ward, Mrs. II. II. Candee,
Mrs. &. II. Hurd, Mrs. q. ID. Williamson.
Second Ward--Miss. Ella Steele, Miss.
Ella Stone, Miss. Kate Yocum. F-
Third Ward-Miss. Copeland, Miss.
Sophia Lyon, Miss. Mary Halliday.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. y. H. Pope, Mrs,
Hall, Miss. Annie r. Pitcher.
Capt Dusgan. Of the substantial and
capacious steamer Underwater having
proposed to carry adults At IS cents each,
children st Is cents each, the round trip.
the committee on transportation was CO.
thorised 70 close In with his proposition.
The Undervriter will leave our landing
% hall past o'clock An.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27


Tickets passing So persons were issued
as prizes in the 'vafious rooms selling
tickets, and to persons who assisted In
numerous ways in the management of
tho picnic. Had Tuesday been such .
day as Friday was, the picnic would have
cost me personally the entire expense
shown above. As it II I am s2l so ahead
and II the persons who charge me with
speculation will shortly visit the high
school, shall take pleasure In showing
them how that money has been expen-
ded, as well AZ, EieM Hundred Dollars
more which have rlready put there,
and which, Twill remain there as the prop
erty Of the public school Of Cairo.
o No one regrets ~ much as myself the
nature Of the ground chosen. Capt.
Dugan was unwilling to go 10 Fort JEFF
ferson owing to the low stage of water,
and volunteered the longer tripto Gale
donia rather than 10 run any risk. We
were assured by the owner OF the ground
and by a gentleman long resident in
Caledonia, that we should find the spot
very favorable for our purpose. That
IL was not so, was q misfortune.
In conclusion, adults, who went with
ms and didn't have 50 cents worth Of en-
joyment on the trip, can call upon the
subscriber, who will chserfully refund
their money.
T.. p. BURLISGHAM.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

Editors Of the Bulletin :--On the 10th
day Of June the premium and first sale
Of the Cairo Planters' Tobacco Ware
house Company takes place Ut Cairo, Illi. 1
nois; when and where there will be all
classes and grades OF tobaceo, Ia the
leaf, bought and sold on the s.bfea1s,,'
both 10 hogsheads and boxes, for cash, ~
tobacco Is cash and where there viii b.
buyers for the same from . distance, and
all the cities, and here also; whssU the
farmers of old Kentucky, Tennesste,
Illinois and Missouri can meet and cash
all they can send In marked Plantsfs' I
Warehouse, Cairo. III. At the present
this company has taken The large ware
house on the Ohio L.evee, owned by Mr..
w. r. Halliday, Of this city, TO- conn,
mence their operations. This viii make
trade more active and benefit all, and h
the duty Of every one to encourage It.
In o short time the Tobacco Factory, No.
IS, ct Cairo, ILL.,, will b started In full
operation to make the best Of manufac-
turing tobacco, which will give employ
ment TO fifty hands; and ~ tobacco now
can be bought Mt our door ON the
breaks" Just A. II Is needed, Of thebest
Of Ballard county, KY, tobacco, and as
rents are as low here, or lower, than
larger cities, and wages full rs cheap,
with these facts all before you, and men
full competent for the work and day, to
manufacture plug, tobacco, fine-cut
chewing and smoking tobacco, also
cigars Of all grades, that will be warrant.
ed to keep sound for two years, 1 see no
reason why Cairo cannot compete and
make, manufacture and sell as good an
article, and "a low ~ any city in the
United States; and a. all cities protect
their own manufactures in prices and
trade, why should not Cairo and sur
rounding country protect their own man.
ufacture, 81 all home manu- acture should
be sustained and encouraged, The natu-
raj advantages Cairo has a. . shipping
point placesit beyond all doubt in favor
Of the buyer or purchaser Of leaf tobacco
or the manufacturer Of tobacco; and
southern orders, consequently, will come
to our door for both articles. Ali Cairo
now needs is large manufacturing ope-
rations TO be started and kept up, and
there Is no more desirable point than
Cairo. r
Tobacco, both leaf and plug, are In de.
mand, and looking up. As for the taxes
that the government has placed on man
ufactured tobacco, that only governs the
price OF the article to the amount Of the
tax, and after the LIST Of July all will have
to pay their taxes promptly and honestly
or suffer the consequences Of the law,
and the manufacturers viii have to gov.
ern themselves accordingly, until some
new or other law Is made, and the con-
sumner will have to stand II. What q
good thing 1t is for me that do n OF chew
or smoke, thereby saving the tax.
At the same time, the trade should
know that the stamps are United States,
genuine, as much so as they should
know that the gresnbacks they take fol
1t are genuine. The only dodge the
manufacturers have. Yours,
WIN. p. JAMES, Tobaconist.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

The negro Bird, who has ut frequent
intervals, played the orator among the
colored people Of Cairo, and who, once
upon time, addressed that class from
the same stand occupied by Olney and
Linegsr, and made the best speech Of the
occasion. Is devoting himself to the
study Of the law. He Is studying under
a Cairo attorney.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

The colored school children, their pa.
rents, and colored friends Of education
went to Missouri to-day to join in q pic
mic and basket dinner. The contents Of
all the baskets were aggregated, spread
upon table, and partaken OF by, the
crowd. About two hundred and fifty
.darkies, large and small, attended. q aE'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

Hugh McMasters let his work on the
Iron Mountain railroad, obtained a few
dollars In cash and determined upon q
big drunk in Cairo. He had been in the
city only few hours. when one Patrick
Kelly and others, beguiled him into Mrs.
Cranes place Of business, where he was
robbed Of Sl2 In grsenbscks, Kelly was
sent to jail In default Of $500. bail.
NNashy,I recommends MBarfhtfIs
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

r'~' Last = r.. =: 80; e .s:: H-s'.s
AlRIvALA rftFtu
swallow. cneInsssi; GRIND iSrs, New %SV orleans;
a ss@ Bs9yS. T. .I LOUIS TSc%P:on S:aI
Cumberland, Evansville.
DxPARruREs- 7,osa.a
Gen. Anderson. Co,um., VIM. White. Paducah,
- HOW. g fsais Sisssss.. .-'
'n"0'n'pp'0n Dean. o. LOUIS -
The weather has bssn clear and very
warm all forenoon, but prospects are fair
for shower before night - the sky h
now elouding up.
The Mississippi IL reosding to 1t. Paul,
and IL In very bad condition already.
The upper Missouri 10 rising nom noun.
tain rains, and Il 10 thought the whole
mountain feet will succeed in reaching
Fort Benton. hiAo 'ihhHA1iN
The Ohio IL again declining at all
points, with 5fest inches In the chan
mel st Pittsburg, and4 feet inches In
the pass over the falls.
Here the liver has fallen 10 inches In
the past ~ hours, .,,-,, ...,.r
The Thompson Dean brought for Chi.
cago ls4 bbls hides, SO hhds sugar, 20 bbls
onions; for this city, Chss. T. Hinde IL
axe coffee, 8 pkgs, bbls sugar, I Dbl
syrup; stratton, Hudson 4 Clark hhds
sugar; Thomas 4 Green 10 bbls onions
potatoes. H ~ Nv AZ VII A
The Belle Memphis brought for this
city, N. Linton II empty casks; @. 3.
Jones bog mdss; w. H. schutter . pkgs
= The Cumberland brought l66 sheep,
sS bbls hour for the South. faFl
The WIN. White, Oapt- Nor,hern, is
the regular Cslro and Paducah packet
this evening.
The Tyrone, Capt. Tom Harmon, win
be of for Nashville Tomorrow.
The Cora b sunk 1t Flstchsr's landing,
so miles above the mouth Of the Arksn.
sas river, on Tuesday last The boat IL Q
otal loss but . portion Of the cargo will
be saved. No lives lost. The boat and
cargo were insured in Cincinnati ofYices.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27
Money saveds

- BY buying yourgroceries Of j. H. Metcalf
who keeps large and select stock Of the best
fhmily supplies, and sells cheaper than the
cheapest, No. aa4 Washington avenue, OPP
posite the court house. sas ssag nsrstfa
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

A crowd Of mischievous white boys
put upon negro named Joe Smith. near
the "Wh;te Fawn" canvass last night,
hooted and ,howled around him In the
most ruffianly manner until they dlseov-
cred knife In his pocket lwhsreupon
they turned upon their heels and fed In
CONSERVATION, calling upon the police to
take care of the negro, because he was
dangerous.
30 A trial before Squire Bross this NOR
ming lead to satisfactory explanation,
% far as the court was concerned
showing conclusively that the negro
used the knife in his daily labors, and
never even threatened to use 1T on the
boys He was acquitted. 'A, q
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

Tee. for the Teurth word.
Hereafter supply Of ice viii be kept
for sale on the corner Of 10Th and Poplar
at the same rate as furnished by other
dealers. May q If.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27


a 1ssA o.
Every reader Of the Cairo police 70.
ports has bean fAmiliSzissd with the
name Of Julia Robinson. For 'dsad
drunks," "obsesns lsnguags, y disordsriy
conduct" -ssassaulting and 6ghtinG,"
her name appean- upon nearly every
page Of our police mAgistratss' docksts.
Fresh nom the calaboose, this dsbassd
female Yves before '6quirs3 6haunsssy,
this morning, on . charge Of larceny.
She invsigied An intoxisatsd stranger,
named n q. Hodges, Into her den last
night, and stole his pocket book. SIS In
greenbaoks, aud valuable papsn The
proof was positive, and Julia WAS COM
mitted to jail IN default Of bail In the
sum Of $l00 Just before leaving the
court room she approached Hodges, who
was seated, and dealt him q stunning
blow In the temple, and then clinehsd
with him. As the time and place was
unfavorable, the fight was not fought
out. A few minutes afterwards, she
called In neighboring saloon, and fll-
ing glass with whisky drank ID on In Q
swallow, and hurled the empty glass ut
the head Of her prosecutor, chairitably
intending, a. she said, to ''knock both OF
his eyes into one hole" From thence
she was conveyed to the county jail
the first section, 1t is hoped, OF her pill
grimage to the psnitentiary. y.s7ofi.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27
"BarTstt'T Superior Hair Rsstors
tive.


Save your lives and property. A.
Fraser IL agent for the copper scroll light
ming rod company and viii AL AL orders
promptly. Call It once and have them
put on your buildings. This 10 the best
and safest rod now made. Shop on Com.
nsrcial avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. apl2ldsm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27
WANTe,

VXTANTED--AlexAnder County Orders. nj N c,s
W. and City Scrip - e6eents on NE dollar, for III
KIDD. Of Lumber and Buitders' Msterials
iAnisd1 asf Wv. THORNTON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27
First in the Hair line, "Barrett'sp
strawberry Festival Thursday Night.

strawberry Festival Thursday Night.
The ladies OF the Christian congrega
ton, of this city, will hold a strawberry
festival, In the room over Parker 4 Phil
lis, formerly the china store Of Mark,
Parsons d Co., corner Of Tenth street and
Ohio Levee, on Thursday and Friday
evenings, May 27th and 18th.
This 10 the irst appeal this church
has made to the public for help since Its
organization, and II hxRld beyespondsd
70 by our citizens whose hands and pur.
SEES are ever open TO such calls.
Many Of the first families OF the city
claim connection with This church, and
are lending their help to render this sup
per and festival everything that could be
desired. There will be diversity Of en-.
tertainment to render the evening pleas
ant and engaging, aside from the luxury
Of the supper.
A full house will certainly greet the la
dies Of the Christian church on Thursday
evening Let US all 60, and not forget
to take the children. The expense will
be small, and every dime II costs will be
devoted to deserving end. Ct
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

Connecting At 81. LOUIS with
Northern Line Packet Company,
Ksokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
aud Various Railroad Lines.
A. Memphis with
Memphis and White River Packet Co.,
Arkansas River Packet Company,
Memphis and Charleston n. H,
and Mississippi g. Tennessee R.R
A. vicksburg nth
Yasoo River Packets, and
vtcksburg and Meridian Railroad,
Giving through bills iadng and tickets to all available
'''A cHAs 7. HINpE, General Agent
once WhArf-boat.
ED, p. sIssoN, Ticket and Passenger Agent.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

The Sunfiower Billiard saloon, on Ohio
Levecs Is furnished with the latest styles
Of tables, and the bar supplied with the
most excellent liquors. Free lunch Ii
spread every day NJ Ga. m. and 10 p. m.
apr30dtf stNa esa3 ~, Ia s,sss eas ala.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

II you want good stove, or tinware
hollow-ware. copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything in that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue,
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, and fitted up the
largest and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois.
Particular attention given TO steam.
boat and mill work, copper smithing
and sheet iron work, such ~ echimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr2ld6m sfsFNH tgTExa FREf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

The coolest dining room in the city Is
at the st. Charles Hotel. n Tryit
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

asussveA-A. y. whittakss's Drug store.
Mr.. A. n. Whitaker here by announces
TO his friends and patrons that he has re-
moved from his oldstand 70 Ford's build
ing, two doors above, where he will be
pleased 10 see and walt upon his old
customers, assuring them that his stock
Of drugs are unsurpassed for quality and
and variety. myl7dtf =
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

50 day boarders wanted at the st.
Charles at s25 per month. dd 4 m25tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

Dlnln8 hoOm 0has Wemso0.
"a We want Immediately, at the st.
Charles Hotel two or three dining room
girls; liberal wages paid to those who
thoroughly understand their business.
.z.y JEwEry WILCOX 4 Co., a
my26d3t .,u Proprietors.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27
"Barrett's' prevents badness.


Ir sf1 Ioeai Brevtttes. Nr
Has Base-balliana "fiickered out" In
Cairo:
Il There was not, up TO O'clock to-day,
o half dozen boxes Of straw berries in the
market.
Considerable shipments oftobacco are
shipped east from this point per the Gel
ebrated railroad "Blue Lines
Fred Wildman. of the old Dsfiance
Theatre memory does the "Black Crook"
for II. w. Dsvsy d 90.
#, A creditable specimen Of job work.
the Ice card Of n. Linton, executed in
colors and bronze at the Bulletin job
rooms.
The "White Fawn," o duplicate of the
"Black Crook )" called out an audience
OF ut least four hundred ladies and gen.
'tlemen, last night. The performances
was tall that fancy painted It," -'i
Nick Dsvore il doing good service at
the work Of stifisning up our Keeling and
weak kneed sidewalks.
A prime article OF strawberries was
sold from wagons yesterday evening 1t
l2i cents per quart. Everybody can
indulge in that luxurious fruit Ut 50 bit
quart" .sssio ''~h
Only three individuals were '.sold,"
lest night, by the side-show connected
with Davsy's establishment. A these
were al "dssd.heads." the sell was not
. severe one.
The most abject. filthy, ragged, wretch
cd human beings we ever saw, passed
down Warrington avenue yesterday
evening. The group was. composed Of
two women, two men and child, all Of
thsm carrying pots and bundles, and .
load of Nth upon their flesh that was
absolutely stomach.turning to look at.
They came from Tsnnessss, n'sof course"
The Strawberry supper tonight! Bear
Il mind and attend. A large supply OF
the most delicious berries brought to
market this season, will be served up by
skillful hands, and dispensed with smiles
that viii greatly add 70 their toothsoms-
ness. The ladies OF the Christian church
have the matter In hand and will dis
play tact In management that VIII
crafty and entertain all who attend.
Put few dimes or dollars In your purse
and 20. yO9Lts aGEIIIH tH,
L.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-27

Don't fail to call on Pitcher & Henry's
for everything in the Hardware line, 1872
Commercial avenue sssf 70 my226t