The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-19
THE BULLETIN.
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Pabiieatton once. Bnliessn Building
wsshisgtsn Avenue.
RgrrRSEp-Hon. Thos. Wilson re-
turned Sunday night from Sbawncetowh.
SMALL.Pox.-There are two smallpox |
cases in the ciiy-one black and the
other white
! The AMERiKA.-F J. Nienoller, agent
of " The Amerlkn,' St Louis German |
paper one month old, is in the city.
DEER-tirundy Bryan, and party
/ killed tour large deer Sunday, at the up. |
per end Of the Potts road, in this county |
Tug members of the Silver Cornet band |
ARE hereby ordered to attend the meeting |
of the band this evening. Ry order of the |
president.
Coop Administrations were one
hundred ard eighty-six scholars in attend
ancc ut the Presbyterian Sandy school
last Sunday.
GoiNl AwAY.-Mr. Gamble leaves to-
day for Cincinnati to attend the Baptist
SUNDAY school convention to be- held in
that city this week,
Is CHICAGO Hon ID. W. Mum was
Il, the Briggs house, Chicago, on the 18th
inst !. it or is it not anti.Denocra,ic to
make this announcement
PAHIoR CoNcERT-The third parlor
entertainment by the ladies Of the Epis-
copsl church will be given tonight at the
residence of Mr.. Samuel Walters.
JupGE HoDGEs We learn from the
Gazette that Judge A. G. Hodges has
about made up his mind to locate in Cairo.
With the Gazette We shall welcome him
heartily.
MARRiEp.-Mr Peter Ssup was mar
riea sunday afternoon to Mrs. Augusta
Bo.to. Father Hutfmans Of St. Josephs
church. officiating. The happy couple
left on the PIN. train for Ohio.
a y regular cOnvocation of Cairo X.
IVA. Chapter. No. -, will be held at
~ Masonic Hall. this Tuesday evening
November TO- 1872, at o'clock. In
stslaton Of officers will be part Of the
business. +. koRsMEYEE, Secy.
kESTvckY LIBRARY AssociATIoS.-A
limited number of Gift Concert tickets for
the Kentucky Library Association can be
obtained of w. B. Rockwell i Co, on
Commercial avenue. The sale will con-
tinue until the 2jth inst ll-lO-,d
THEArRIcALs-We are going to have
some of them in Cairo soon. The Selden
Irwin troupe will arrive 10 the city in n
few days and open out at the Atheneum.
This company is said 10 be composed Of
good actors. and to put on the boards the
best kind Of plays.
JEwELkY.-For the fall trade and hol-
day presents. We have just got in the
finest stock of solid silver, plated and
GOLD goods ever brought to this city.
Gold, silver and ivory head canes, and
many articles attractive and beautiful.
Cali and see and Judge for yourselves
We can show vou fine goods ard low
prices TABEg Bros.
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A KENTUCKY ARSoLD.-Mr. A. S. Ar
mold formerly Sheriff of Hickman county,
Kentucky, and now member of the Ken
lucky legislature was in the city yester-
day purchasing large stock of goods.
Mr. Arnold is IL contractor on the Missis-
sures US that regular trains will be run
from Cairo to jackson, Tennessee, by
September /, 1873.
A RASCAL CAUGHT.--On Sunday eve
ming Officers Myers and Arnold arrested
William Brown, alias Dan Carr, alias
Brooks Dan, noted bruiser, on the charge
of having robbed Il steamboat engineer of
S23 80. The thief made stubborn resis-
lance, bu, was overcome and securely
lodged in Jail. Yesterday Judge Brcss
bound him over to the circuit court to an
wer the charge Of grand larceny.
FOR MAYoR.-The Gazette suggest
Mr.. William 7. Halliday for mayor. The
suggestion is n good one-a bully one.
Halliday, if he would consent to run the
mayors office, would be just the man for
that place. lie would be trumpet of
Csiros coming greatness,-a walking and
talking advertisement for the city-a good
mayor-the man for the crisis. We be-
lieve lie could be elected, and his name
would decorate the head Of lrst-class
Citizens Ticket
The DouGHERTr.-Ourta talented young
friend, George A. Dougherty, the able ed
itor Of the Joncaboro Advertiser, was in
town ycsterlry So onr lyuY..yod m