The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-04
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gas pipes. Gerould and his entire fore
wcr. tw, hours in ibawpg them out.
-Wantcl-Gir, TO do general hoas'
work VIII pay COOL wages.
: Ejiit 3. ). ilAERELL
Rev John Friend late pas or of III,
Christian church in this city, is now
, preaching to the people of Shawnectown
The Turner's masquerade ball, it /.
said, will surpass anything ofihe kind
that has taken place in Cairo Tor long
time. Full particulars on Tuesday.
Elder A. Hartman, of Anna, will
preach in the Christian church to-day ut
/ o'clock am aud in the evening II. q
o'clock. The public are respectfully in
yled to attend.
New and elegant costumes, masks etc +,
can be had of Mr.. G. Woes, ut p S,upu
on Commercial avenue,on the most Reason
able terms. The masks are the.fnest ever
brought TO Cairo.
The next parlor concert will be held
at the residence of Mr.. ). Z Vs. clrr
corner Eleventh and Walnut streets, next
Tuesday evening Tn pr game will be
published on Tuesday morning
The Cairo Turner society propose
giving grand masquerade bail some tine
soon. When aud where the bail will cowc
off will be made known through these
columns on Tuesday morning.
Where are you golng2 To the place
number 3d. Ohio levee, where they kc,l
the best fresh oysters, fish and game, at
the finest wines, liquors and cigars to b,
ound in the city. Open at all hours, d.
or night. j. L. PAKK
Mr.. n. Susanka, the Ohio lcvee saloon
keeper, has been having the sidewalk IN
front OF his establishment covered. lie
has converted the vacant space under the
sidewalk into an ice house and has had 1t
filled with ice.
Feather Dusters, and Looking Glasses
/ have on hand fine stock of Feather
Busters and Lo king Glasses which | am
selling very cheap ut Thontons Block
Tenth street. b. 5. FARRELL.
febi ct
The Hibernisn ball on Monday eve
February, 18th, promises to be gran,
affnir The managers are doing all il
their power To- make tho evening one q
real pleasure for all those who may attend
Tickets are in the hands Of the commit,e
of arrangements, OF whom they can
purchased. Admission 81.
The members of the Cairo Casn
are requested t. meet at their hall, o
Monday morning, at o clock, sharp, fo
the purpose of attending the parade, to b
headed by the Cairo Silver Cornet band
BY order of the
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS
:. A most striking case Of Cairo phil
, anthropy tuned up in this city, the othe
night. a citizen arriving home from, II SO
eial gathering where wine had been plenti
fully partaken Of, at u late hour, IL it'll,
the worse the wear, hutiess, and COATES.
was asked by his indignant spouse
"whercs your hat and Goa, % "Sen
EN-, my dear, (hic) to the Chicago sal
ferers.'
MIR Gustav KingsoAr, u musician 0
noted ability, who has for the past few
years, been engaged as a professor in Bal
tImore, Nd, propose to make his futur,
home in our city and now offers his ser
vice. to the public. Those who have moi
already engaged competent teachers woulc
do well to address, Mr.. Klinesohr Boa
llG3, Cairo, H.
Under the head of announcements
in to-day papcr will be found the nm
nounccments Of Jos. b. Taylor for city
treasurer, PM. J. Howlcy, city clerk, and
Andy Cain for city marshal, all for re.
election. All three gentlemen enjoy tn,
the confidence Of the people, and if re.
elected, rs they will be, will. in the futur,
~ in the past, ende1yor to fill the spec
tive positions sought after, to the best OF
their ability and to the satisfaction Of the
public generally.
We have no hesitation IN recommend,
ing William Ehlers, boo and shoe maker
rs worthy Of most liberal patronage. We
know whereof We speak when ", say IT,.
Work i done in mat eriN manner at the
loves, prices. lie uses nothing but the
best OF stock. md he cannot be exccllod ~.
the d'i'ctte task Of making an cxpo, Il.
Give him II call Mt his shop on Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue and
Poplar street, nearly opposite the cuurl
house, and We will guarantee -ati,factiui.
-Persons intending 10 attend the grand
masquerade ball tomorrow night, are re-
qucsted t. procure tickets before gong to
the hall, rs no tckeb ,cHt be soM At the
do"r. a committee whose duty il viii be L.
see the face of every person who enters the
hall, has been appointed and all suspicious
characters will be "shown the hole the car
penter left 1t is hoped that all who at
tend vii yield willing obedience TO the
rules prescribed by tie foor managers. for
all rules prescribed by them will be rigidly
enforced. BY order of the committee of