The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-03
LOCAL CHOW CHOW,

Police business continues dull.
Capt. Halliday is at home again.
Read notices "For Rent" in to-day S
paper
Paul G. Schulz sells Rattingers medi.
cines. If
The members of the teachers institute
will enjoy sociable in the Delta Club
rooms tomorrow evening.
The reports of the proceedings of the
conference and council proceedings mon
opolize most of our space his morning.
Strives celebrated II o'clock lunch
oyesters at Jorgen.ens. III
All the Knigts Templar Of this city
have returned home. Col. Winston and
DR.. Dunning say they had a glorious
time.
The general delivery of the post Office
will be open hereafter from g am. TO 6;3o
pm; the money orde. and register de-
partment from 8 a. IN. TO 5p.m,---------
The religious services on Sunday
attracted large congregations. The Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches were
crowded in the morning, af ecnoon and
night. ...
Our people OF all denominations will
be glad to learn that Rev. Trcd. l.. Thorn.
son has been assigned by the con ference to
this station for another year. Mr.. Thom-
son is desevedly popular with his congrs-
CATION and the citizens neatly.
The Alexander County Teachers In
stitute will meet to-day at 9 o'clock am
DR.. Allyn, president of McKen
dree college, will address The
institute this sfteiaoo1, at -four
o'clock, on the subject of the "Ensiish
Language" ana in the evening will lee
tuTe on the Relation OF Education 20 the
Industrial Pursui s."
AT a meeting of tie ministers and lay.
men roomilg at the Della Club Rooms the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted: .ar|.... $780,. 't.
the members of The club for the use OF
their pleasant and commodious rooms.
Ind To the ladies who have had cbar-e
Of the rooms, and who by ..ieir kndneSs
and unremi.,ing attentions have con t.ibl.
ted to our comfort and happiness. .,.
sd. To the families who have SO kindly
entertained us at their homes
4th. That the shove be published in tho
Coiro daily papers.
Charley Walker shor'd be a-hamed Of
himself. Why didp'. he PIT oil killing
TaH.or until me pfeactes 90. ort o, town.
We haze been peaceable aad qrie, for
yes :. Nobody has been Ipurde, ed for a
long .ime; but now. just when we were
on oar best behavior aad had put on long
faces end wee Swing p ayes in honor Of
the preachers. an iIiernal busy BODY ne
gro had 10 p q eed 30 wo 10 ALBANIAN!
Why DIDN'T be VIZ We risk, until our
guess had goIe hehce? Coliound him.
he ought to be hanged.
Mr., Charles Thrupn, he's jlsG COM
pleted the survey Of the eastern rorte of
the kentucky end Tennessee railroad. |
from point opposite his city in Ken
lucky 70 point on the Mobile and Ohio
road south Of Columbus. This route ia
much better than either of the other two. !
ain ugh 1t is about four and s-half miles |
longer than either Of them. The road
oui't on this iou.e would open up a fae |
country. II leaves Elardv'lle to the east |
ABOUT two and s-half miles. The people
ARE anxious to have the road pass through
h.ahdVl!le, Milbrrne and Clintoa, and are
raising subscription to induce tne ILL.,
mos Central 10 build tie road on this
route
Az u NEE ing of the Young man Of
Cairo, held yes.e7day, it was resolved to
ofgso'ze 'ncing club TO be called the
CAIRO ieFp'Schorean Club, and hold one
dance eaeh OF 'ae epsriag Eve months. II
was ipFther agreed 20 put the mice ~
season ticle at FIVE dol ! eacb w;,ho.,
which ard an invitation no one WI be nd.
mis.ed. The dances are 20 be held IN ,bs
dining room o. St. Charles no. l, and nm
der the superv' on Of the following com.
mites;
Oh F.aenee cd A.. argem .,is--.B. F.
Blake, Cbs'. Cunningham, w. @. Barry
On Lip,tctioa.-W. l.. Norman "
q. Hug res j. A. Ph'lls, Il. II, Black, ID.
j. HJ-d ~ ~
Oa Reeepfion,-W. G. Hughes, MP
Fulton, u. ID. Record, d. Hogan.
On Floor UanoeenaeaI.-H A. Hammer
q. X. Kyle, A. Lippitt, ID, Carter, NJ. O
Wright, G. 4. Wbitlock.
The erst dance Of the series viii be held
on Friday evening, October 18th,