The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-28

into Cairo. Building permanent and Of
capacity for heavy frcigh,s or merchan-
disc, aud good Office rooms. % lw
ONLY S22 per mouth on and after Janu-
AIRY LIST for day board a. IT, $ lint Charles.
27-2t
RELIGIOUS eERvIcEs To-Day. - Rev.
II. b. Thayer will deliver discourse in
the Presbyterian church upon "Night as
symbol" In the evening his subject
will be "The Ministry of tho Master by
the GGlilean Sea- illustrating sacred
scenes, incidents and localities.
AT the Advent Christian Mission room,
corner Of Twelfth street and Washington
avenue, opposite THE BULLETIN office,
Elder j. s. Lower, Of Golden, Illinois,
will preach at II o'clock ain. The public
are invited 90 attend.
AT the Church Of the Redoemer, this
morning Rector Gill ort will conduct SER
vices as usual.
Ar the NJ. Il. church Rev. Waller will
oiiicisto. Preaching at tho usual hours.
TnE play OF East Lynn by the Fanny
Pric. dramatic troupe al the Athoneum
last night drew out very good attend
snce. Much better, in fact, than might
have been expected on Saturday night.
Miss Price, in the leading character Of
sd IzaIn1 ICON p.,, iournla o,II ,yapt
up another notch in tho good opinion Of
those who were present. MISS Julia Han
che,t, a. Mira Corney CARLYLE; Mr.. Il. $
Medium, as Archibald Carlyle Mr.. j.
N. Murray, a. Sir Francis Levison, and
ID. Hsncho.t as Lord Mount Severn, ell
sustained their parts with credit to them
selves and to the satisfaction Of tho au-
dience. On Monday evening, Camille,
or tho Fate Of q Coqlotte,' will be
played. Tha. crowded house will greet
the troupe we do not doubt.
THE connection between the Illinois
Central and the Mobile and Ohio railroads,
by steamer, between Cairo aud Columbus,
| will be kept up the same as before the
completion Of the extension Of the Mis-.
sissippi Central railroad. Col /. b. lIud.
son, Of this city, has been appointed gen.
eral agen, Of the Mobile and Ohio
road . at this place, and will
hereafter have charge of tho com.
psny's business here. The steamer +. z,
Crazy has taken the place of tho steamer
Illinois in the transfer business, and il she
shall provo fast enough to make the pro-
per connections, and do the freight bust.
pe,s, she will probably remain perma.
nently-in the trade. In the appointmen,
Of Col. Hudson the Mobile and Ohio road
has secured tho services Of Thorough and
competent business man, WHO is deserved
ly popular with all classes Of our people.
MAERIED-At ono o'clock p. IN. Decem-
Der %, 1873, at the residence Of the bride s
father, by Rev. II. b. Thsyor, Mr.. Harry
VI. Roberts and Miss NJ. Kate Livingston.
All of Cairo.
The wedding, though almost private
one-!he guests, numbering less than n
dozen, beng composed Of the friends and
relatives Of the bride, from Cairo and
abrogd-was ono Of the most elegant which
has taken place in Cairo for long time.
The bride was richly and beautifully dress
ed, and looked, as all brides should, hand
some and happy. After the ceremony
was concluded, and Mr. and Mira. Roberts
had received the hearty congratulations
Of the guests, the company sat down to q
table, which, it is no exaggeration TO say,
groaned with It's weight Of sumptuous
wedding fare. Full justice was done tc
this part OF the programme, and inmedi.
ately after, Mr.. Roberts and his bride
took passage on the Idlewild for the South
where they will spend the honeymoon
We wish cur friea Roberts and his wife
a long, happy and prosperous life, and
in that wish, we have no doubt will heart
lily Join the many friends Of both, who
know his merit as an arts. and man,
aud hers as an accomplished and worthy
LADY; aud SO The BULLETIN will not
write them
marriage lay
In that 1t their wedding day.
IL music more than ony song