The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-30
rHE oAlhO DAILY BULLEIN. THURSDAY OCTOBER 80 ls7s
--Tho.. J. Lawrence announces himself

STANDS about - well ~ ANYBODY DOW our
schools should 30 managed. SEQ lie an.
nouncement 10 another column.
II. JOKES, fssbionab,e boot and shoe-
maker. Cork solss, Scotch bottoms, and
the ls.ss; Improvements in the line VI bis
business. Only the best ana mos, COM
ps,sn: werkmen employed, and oil work
warranted TO b aestclsss 10 every rsspees.
Shop on Commercial avenue, near corner
OF Tenth street. l0.7.tf
MIR. Ii. q. Under wood, for some years
connected with the Louisville papers, h.s
bought the Charleston mo- Courier.
Published At Charleston, Nississippi
county, and will take Immediate posses.
sion. Mr.. Underwood 10 . good Journal
ist, and will mako ths Courier one Of the
b,st Democratic wssklies 10 Southeast
Missouri.
The barber shop - on The corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore J. George Stisnbosss with HE gen.
tlemsniy sssistsnu can Be- found At sny
hour Of the day or night, ready 10 sooshs
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with . good sham.
POO It 10 ars.-clsss shop, and you are
sure Of resolving Arst-slsss treatment.
Ladies and childrsn's hair cot er surlsd
AFTER the most approved styles. s-iS.n
The Cairo aud Vincennss railroad
company have grsveled Fourth street, be-
tween Commercial avenue and the lsvee.
When the gravel becomes packed and
solid, Fourth street will be one OF the best
street 10 the city. We hope the
time will soon como when
the city will DO able 10 graevl
all ihe cross Streets, from Second 70
Thirsy-Fourth.
Tho following wers the arrivals OF
the European hot-, yesterday: w A
Short, Nashville, Tsnnsssee; Z d Short,
FAirview, Arkansas; Frank J Chapman,
Carbond.le; 8 w Spencer and G s Pearcs
Henderson, Kentucky; Jacob Slaussr,
New Orleans; J w johnson, Calsdonis;
VIM Perry, Carmi; W J Cunningham,
ST Louie; q Schuze, Grand Tower; Thos
II Kerr, Mound City: II Huntington, st
Louis; ID Craig, Vienna; John Ogle,
New York; z w Michaels, Louisville.
MR. FRED. WIsrRHssRo has Just 70.
turned from st. Louis, where he purchased
rs fne stock Of the various grades Of
sne leather as was ever brought 10 this
city, and proposes TO work IL into boots
and shoes for bis customers. lie mskep
fne boots speciality, and 10 confident OF
bis ability TO cope With any boos.msker 10
this city in this line Of work. He en-
ploys none but the best worknsa, and ..
. consequences turns out only erst.eiass
work. While in St Louis be visited all
the principal shops and secured paseras Of
all the latest styles and improvement,
and will give his customers the benefit Of
them. Work done promptly and on sho-,
notioe. All work warranted. lO-30-im.
According to announcement. tho bar.
rel OF eour donated BY Messri. Cony,
Harrison & Co., to be sod for the bene8,
of the Memphis sufferers, took place
yesterday at the board OF trade rooms. Ar.
z. d. Nathuss, vice-president Of the
board, acted Is auctioneer, and the 70
was sold successfully 20 the following per-
sons At tie sums set opposite their 70
spective names, each Of whom rs.dona,.d
the bsrrel TO BIO sold over sgsia: II L
Halliday, $l2; Sam Foster, SO; 20
AathuH, $40; s D Ayers, s.; Il L Hal
lidsy, y; J II Jones, 81; VIM Lonsrgan,
IS; Phil Hisey, SIS. To the last named
gentleman the four was delivered. The
total amount realized by the sale WAS 81.
Tho concert given by the Egyptian
Choral Society last evening 10 the A,he-
neum was success OF which the society
may we'll feel proud. The audience wa,
not quite as large In number az it should
have been, bu: what it lacked in this re-
spsct i. fully made up in enthusiasm.
Mr. l. @. Harris, who opened tho con-
cert With . "Valss Brilliant on tho pi.
ano, and accompanied most OF the songs
on that instrument, IL truly a wonderful
performer, and was loudly sppplauded by
the audience. The song "1ypsy Countess"
In costume, by Miss Dora Carter and Mr..
4. b. Hewitt YVES finely sung. Miss
Carter was charming Jypsy and WAS
compelled TO re-appear 10 apswsr TO the
continued applause Of tho house. "Katy
Avourneen'' is an exquisite song,to which
full justice Was done by Mr.. l.. q. Harris.
He sung with feeling and Ans
eject and was also recalled BY
The audience. "My Distant Home"
by Mrs. W. p. Halliday,
was one Of the best efforts Of the evening. |
Mrs. Halliday was enthusiastically On.
cored and kindly responded BY . second |
appearance. Mrs. Halliday was
accompanied upon the piano
BY Mrs. Henry Halliday. "The
Sweetest Bud is Missing" and the "Rock |
Of Ages," the first by Messrs Morris, Har-
ris and Hewitt, the last by Mrs.. Goodloe,
Miss Carter, Messrs. Morris and Hewitt,
both gave great pleasure. The "immita-
Eions' by Mr.. Morris we're good and |
his reading Of the extract from Tsnny.
non upon the death OF Wellington
excited general admiration. We will not
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