The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-20

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Il, CALL and examine the now sash-locl
at ID. Arter & Cos 4i-5-iO-lm
IL HENRY EIcnuoFr is now prepared (
irepair, varnish and polish furniture an,
pianos in the very best manner.
7f-6-I5-3m
MARRIED.-At The ST. Charles hotel
Tuesday evening, May 10Th, 1874, BY
Rev. ii. Is. Thsyer, Mr.. Hugh Grain
TO Mrs. Olivia Russell.
os1'.s. ''''' Of comfort At p s,.s A''ii <
| p The largest and best-selected stock
of Flu RNITU RE for sale at wholesale
and retail by HENRY EICHuoFF, No
li6. Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
ts.rec. 74-5.I7-sm
:, BaS> Wanted, at the 1T. Charles Hotel,
a stout, healthy woman to wash and IRON
In the laundry. 7s-5-l9-3t
JUST received, dne LOT OF extension
ladders, garden hoes, rskes, etc, otc., al
A Halley's. 5G-4-I7.lm.
Co. ''A'' Of comfort at a5 ?; A,is5 *
q, NoTIcE CAIRO OAsISo.-This evening
"Wednesday May 20, regular meeting and
nomination Of officers. BY order of TIE
president.
X. V. BELzSER, Secretary.
RETURsKD.-Elder Fred. Meyers, of
the African NJ. K Church, returned from
Jacksonville yesterday, whore he went to
attend Sunday school convention Of the
African Methodist church.
A REGULAR meeting Of the Alxaneder
Chapter l77, (order Of the Eastern STAR
will be held this "Wednesday evening,
May Goth. All member, are requested 10
attend. FANNIE X. LYON.
So-o-2o-t Secretary.
THAT ORGAs.-Judge Marchildon, Mr.. |
Rowling, and number Of other gentle
men now in tho city, visited the Episco-
pal church yesterday TO see the new
organ. They wero all surprised 10 find
1t so ine an instrument.
SUNDAY School MsETISG.-The sci.ol- |
srs Of ali the Sunday schools are request
cd to NEE, at the Pyresbyterian church
on Thursday evening at eight O'Clock to
practice the reception piece to DO sang on
the arrival of the cxcursioni.,s on Friday.
s0-5-l9-3.
PERSONAL. - Collector Fisher, who
went to Washington u week or ten DAYS
ago on Official business, returned yester-
,day.
MI. c: L. Parsons has returned from
Now York, whittier he wen. on business
: Tor the firm Of Parsons, Davis a. Go.
COLORADO SUMNER EXCURSIONS. The
Missouri Pacific Through Limo f. now
selling excursion tickets from st. Louis
to Denver and return at 81 each. For
feii particulars, address Il. a. Ford, gen.
eral Passenger Agent, No. 25 South
Fourth street, st Louis, Mo. No trouble
to answer questions Gi-5-l0.2.
HEALTH AND PURE WATER.-persons
waiting cislerns repaired or new ones
built can be- accommodated in a ss.sfac-
tory manner by calling on the under
signed on Gross street, or by addressing
box 679, p. o., or by leaving word at city ,
clerks Office. Us. UAwKrYs
75-5-l0-lm
MoRE.. on the Miss. q
i'sippi central railroad are gradually n
getting back to their old time, and in a r
few days will be all right again, the high
water being no longer an obstruction.
We understand change Of time will oc-
cur on nearly all tho roads running into
the city on the 26th inst.
huhsiha AGAIs.-Tho Cairo and
mound City accommodation trala on the
CAiro and Vincennes railroad will resume
regular trips between the two stations to-
day. The train will make two trim, daily
leaving Cairo at ll;so a. IN. and 5l5 n
m and returning leave Mound CITY a,
1880 p. m, and 6;l0 p. m. il
MOUND CRY AcCoMMoD ALTON Train
Inc Mound City accommodation train
On tho Cairo and Vincennes railroad will
commence running again on Wednes.
asy' zoth inst, leaving Cairo 1880 a. m.
Iasbn io p IN, Leaving Mound CITY
leave from the station, corner Of s.vorm y,
street and Commercial avenue. x
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DiED'-ln Cairo, illinois, May ls.h Al
iSIA,oftyphoid foyer, James NJ. straugbn 10
o'dsst son OF Green Is. and Melinda st
susughn. The deceased was born in =