The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-31
BREvITTES.

Look out for Lehning and Koblcr in
to-morrow's BULLETIN.
Tanner, tho grocer, bought the three
buildings sold by Col. Winston on Saiur-
day last
Work on this end of the Cairo and st.
Lonis road will be commenced either to-
day or tomorrow. The engineers, who
were expected to arrive in the city ycster-
day have been delayed BY bad roads.
Mr.. Hay, who was Mr.. Friends
friend, contemplates removal from the
city. With both these gentlemen absent
from our midst how can we retain in our
community the SAVIOR Of Christian love
and brotherhood?
"A negro boy, while attempting to
pass from Phillips to Hallday's wharf
boat on Sunday last was drowned. Yes
terday n cannon was discharged over the
water whore the boy sank. but did not
bring the body to the surface.
Tho Delta Social Club have arranged
for monthly social parties during the COM
ing winter, the first to be given on the
second Tuesday in November The club
has also under consideration the PROPOSE
ton to build . club house containing .
large public hall, and y committee has
been appointed TO look after suitable To-
cation for the proposed building.
-S,gnor Farini, . talented baritone
and pianist is now in the city and proposes
to give concert at the Atheneum, Fri
day night, next, on which occasion he
will perform several fantasies of his own
composition. As pianist, he lie said to
possess marvellous executive ability. ale
reflects credit" says an exchange, ION
Listz whose pupil he is"
The swift.running steamer Andy
johnson, will leave Cairo this evening, on
the arrival of the train, for New Orleans
and all intermediate ports. The steamer
is one ofthe most popular boats on tho
river, runs like frightened deer and hat
courteous and accommodating officers
For freipht or passage apply on board, OF
to James Mallory, agent.
--Thalia is out of debt for the first time
since her existence, and her treasurer, Mr.
F. NJ. is awful proud shout 1t. THIS little
society owns its success mainly to the
faithful support Of the Germans here and
in Mound City, and the society is COM
posed of some of the most talented Ger.
mans in Cairo, whose aim W to furnish a
cheap and Innocent pastime for oil visitors,
and to cultivate the minds and bodies of
the performers. Miss s. whose first appear.
ance was last night in the farce English"
proved to be q lady Of remarkable taste
and fine culture. Success 10 Thalia. There
will be meeting Of the society tonight
at which it is hoped every member may
makeit convenient to attend.
We are to lose Mr.. Friend Of the
Christian church. Starved by an unsp-
preciative congregation, he must go hence
for bread; reviled by those who should
love him for the chastisements he has Civ
en- them, he must seek peace away from
these scenes of his triumphs and tribula.
tions. Friend after Friend DEPART who
has not lost friend2 There is no union
here of hearts that finds not here an end
On Sunday night, last, the departing gen.
tleman preached his farewell sermon, and
drew tears from the eyes of all the female
members of his flock, q number Of them
weeping audibly. He told of his trials
and tribulntions, spoke Of his inability to
pay his boarding, and did not forgive Hay.
The friends OF Hay enjoyed tho scene
hugely, and one lady of that clique sang
Goodbye john" while the solemn hymn
OF parting was being sadly chanted by
Friends friends.