The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-14

IL dlspared OF.
| Ma. WIN. J. NASsroRD, Il, one time q
citizen of Cairo, died of yellow fever q,
Memphis, few days ago.
STEWART " GHoLsoS are sho wing . n ice
article OF Camsls Hair cloth and other
materials for Rediugotes
| STUART " GHoLsoS are offering an
excellent line Of Ottoman Shawls 1T
prices tina, should command attention.
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Pnof. CHARLES HARDY desires to in
form the public tina. he will open his
dancing academy on or about November
20. Due notice Of time and place will be
,s---. lola 2,
| STUART X GHoLsoS are Offering com.
plsts lines Of Aannsls, bI.nke cts, CASSIE
msres, jeans, waterproofs, etc, bought
since the late money panic, and will be
sold accordingly. l0-l3.tf
The following members Of the Memo
baseball club will take part in the game
to he played here tomorrow with the
Riversides of Mound City A. Frost,
John Bowles, W. =. Davidson, K. r..
Brady, l.. {. SGhuckers, i. c. Hughes,
w. L, Pettis, +. ID. Parker and d. 4.
Frost.
STUART II GaoLsos are Offering the
most complete line Of reversible black al
pacas in the city. Our alpacas are un-
equAlled in value, superior in finish, and
with . uniformity which holds in low a.
well ~ In high numbers. l0-l3-tf
A QUARREL occurred yesterday be-
tween two colored men, in which one Of
them, Dick Coleman, was severely, though
not dangerously stabbed. The difficulty
took place on Washington avenue near
the corner Of Tenth street. Coleman was
convey ed to his home on Fourth street
and the stabbist lodged in jsil.
The VERDICT OF THE LApIEs.-Every
lady who has looked through Stuart X
Gholson's stock Of dress goods declares it
to be the most attractive in the city. We
make dress goods our speciality. Our
greatest experience has been in this de-
psrtment, and Ne are confident that we
can duplicate prices from any section
whatever. l0-l3.tf
CrREsE Commandery, No. 4, Memphis,
appeals to the other knights Templsrs Of
the United States, saying; SIN this our
dire extremity, any relief you can con.
tribute will DO thankfully received" And
what has our Knights done for their dis
tressod brethren at Memphis Cairo
Commandsry was the first to respond.
The Psducah 'Kentuckiai.' of Satur-
day Gays; 1.-THE Memo base. ball club of
Cairo have challenged the Idlewilds to
play series Of games of baseball. We
would suggest, if the challenge is &C.
cspted, that the first game be played here
one day next week, during the fair, a. we
understand good many Csiroites will be
up to see the sights"
The RIVERSIDE base ball club of
Mound City will play the Memo club of
this city, on the Egyptian grounds, to-
morrow afternoon. The Riversides have |
dressed down all the Cairo clubs, the |
Memo among the others but the Nemos
have been growing in con adence aad ball
ability, and will this time give their
Mound City rivals more trouble than they
have had this season.
A NEW ENTERrRIsE.-Dr. b. +, Field
will run line of hacks between Cairo
and the terminus OF the Cairo, Arkansas
Il Texas railroad, making two trips each
day, leaving Cairo At 8 o'clock q. M, and
snc 2io'clock, p. m, making close con.
nsction with the trains on that road.
Orders for passengers or baggage should
be left at Fields stable, on 10Th street.
sept2S II
REV. Mr.. THAfER preached on Sunday
morning from the text. "Ses then that
70 walk circumspectly, not a. fools but