The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-10
NERAL.

uaNERAL.
CIRCUIT COURT
adjourned at noon yesterday, to meet
again a, 9 o'clock Tomorrow morning.
PERSONAL.
Clerk Howley took ths oath of Office ms
city clerk for his second term, yesterday
Rev. Fred. L. Thomson still fingers
among his friends in Ma,sac county. His
pulpit will be occupied by Rv. ii. b. |
Thayer, of the Presbyterian church, to-
day.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE.
Owing to the repairs now being made in
the Presbyterian church, the Sunday
school will he held at the Methodist
church, on Sunday morning, at Q o'clock.
d. W. MUM, Supt.
The Golconda Herald Gays ave
have had three boys, this week, seriously
wounded by carele.sly handling loaded
fire arms. IL parents are tired of tier
children, we don. know but that a gun or
pistol is ms pretty play thing as they
can let them have.
Tonight, Thala will perform for the
| &C., 4; h.. ,alahr.ta1 aptitl..
DR.. Robin, or the actors most difficult
part" After the performance there will
be beautiful tablesu, with bangal fire.
Let there be full house.
THE LITTLE KESTUcKIAS,
No. SO Ohio levee is the place VIII ere
they keep the freshest fish and game, anC
the finest wives, liquors and cigars, to b'
found in the city. Dinner only twenty
five cents. Open day and night, at al
hours. J. L. PARK, Proprietor.
3-ltf.
Y.M.'s CA.
The regular annual meeting of tn
Young Mems Christian Association, TO
the election of officers, and transaction 0
other important business, will be held il
the Methodist church, Monday evening
- 18th inst. A tull attendance is requested
e.. +. PARSONS, President.
OF NEW COUNCIL.
TO Tomorrow night the first meeting
NJ. the new council will be held. At tn
,.s meeting there will be appointed a cit
!, comptroller, city jailer, street supervise
. chief of police and police cons,ables tt
standing committees for the ensueing We,
will also be appointed.
Y.M.s C. A.
The regular monthly meeting Of II
3 Young Mems Christian Association wi
= be held at the Methods; church, to-morro
(Monday) evening at seven and n IN
o'clock. A full attendance is requisite
Z rs an election for officers for the ensuin
s term will take place, and great deal c
or misr"li"n nn": business will come b.
fore the ASSOCIATION for action.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
A. Leven has op ned n grocery store IL
the house on the corner of Fourteenth an
Walnut streets, where no proposes I
keep a general assortment of family gre
ceries, provisions, choice butter, eggs, etc
and he promises to sell his goods on O
reasonable terms as can be obtained 9
any other establishment of the kind in tn
city. Give him cell feb2l.ilni.
LOST POCKET BOOK.
Last Friday evening between the co
> ner Of Eighth street and Commercial av,
nue. and Tenth and Walnut, -either o
Eighth street, Washington avenue {
- Tenth street, pocket book continuing
Z. sum of money. The finder will be we
rewarded by leaving it at the store
Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street.
lie 3-l03t.
MILLINERY.
IL Mrs. Anna Lang, on Eighth street b.
tween Washington and Commercial NV
- nues, has just received a fine spring stoc
L. of millinery goods, consisting of hato, boz
nets, ribbons, notions, etc, etc, to whc
81 she asks the attention of the ladies
Cairo. Mrs. Lang will take pleasure
al showing her goods to all who will fave
e, her with call. 3-9.lm.
CHURCH NOTICES.
"a In consequence of the repairs now bein
al made in the Pres byterian church, Rev. Il
Is. Thayer will preach in the Methods
church this morning at lol o'clock and il
~ the evening AT n o'clock.
Elder Hartman will preach in the Chris
tian church on Eighteenth street, be
tween Walnut street and Washington ave
y nue., to-day at 100 o'clock, and in the even
ing, at 7o'clock. The public are invited
|, to attend.
NEW GOODS.
, In order to make room for his new
stock oi Spring and summer goods, Mr. ],
Burger, will dispose of the stock he now
has ON hand at the lowest possible figure
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