The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-01

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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
OvsncoATs worth SIC for IS at Hart.
man u Cos. S7.l.3Otf
Foa SALg.--feur beautiful live deer.
9-2.l-2t II. V. BEt2SrR
To A FRI.SD.-Accept my lhanbs for
your communication OF the 30th. Please
call and zee rne. (9S.2.l-l, VA.
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IN BIRDS police court Y sterdsy eight,
| "lewd women were fined ten dollars and
tho usual appcndages for being inmates
Of honses OF illreputc.
a Full assortment Of J. T.. Coat. and
Clark " Coz. cotton, a. I've cents per
spool at Hartman 81 Cos, corner Sixth
street s7.l-3utf
Z. a. BECE, division superintent of the
Illinois Central railroad, who was in the
city on Friday and Saturday, left For Cen.
trslia yesterday aflern ,on.
THE Wallace troupe have engaged
rooms at the st, Charles hotel. They left
ST. Louis las. night and were expected 20
arrive here this morning.
The coll Of the civil docko. for trial
will commence tomorrow Monday, in
the circuit court Witnesses and parties
li.igsnt will do vel! to be in attendance.
THE Rev. Mr.. Gilbert will officia,c a.
ususl At the Church Of the Rsdoemer 10.
day a, 1880 am, and 1870 pm. The
subject Of the sermon az tho evening sery.
leo will he "Jeslousy.'
NoTio E, CAIRO TuaSER soclr1Y.-It
is desired that sll the members Of the
above society, be at their hall this sun
day February !, At o'clock p. M, to at
tend to special business Of importance.
l00-l-lt. Il, V. BEtzYER G. 8.
Five DOLLARS reward will be paid 10
any one who will furnish evidence to con-
vic! the boy or boys who arc guilty Of
de;scing and removing sign boards,
placed by me or lots "For Sale or Lease
l-3o-lw &. WIHsToN.
A PGASo IN EXcHANGg FOR yAcASr
LoTs TX cAIRo.-Any person having
vacant 10: or lots thst they would ex-
change tor afrst-clss. piano, can DO suited
BY addressing Miss Mary Dixon, agent
Carbonate, Illinois. sG-l.2s-Gt
Is the Presbyterian church this morn
ing, Sir, lhAyer will, by request, answer
the following question; "Whst does
Christ nesn when lie says Let tho dead
bury ihor dead In the evening hi,
sutjec. will he "Ihe Great Cry, or the
Voice at Midnight
THE triLl OF the case of Gockel We.
Boyle, which occupied the time Of the
oircui. cour: from Thursday until late yes.
terday afternoon, terminated by the jury
awarding Gockel, the plaintiff, judgment
for damages 10 the amount of $500. Lin
egar and LGnsden, attorneys for Mr..
Boyle, entered motion for a new trial
SiR kSfGHTs-A regular conclsIe o
Cairo Comnlandery No. Is will DO held
at the Asylum on Monday evening.
Work in the Rod X Sir Knights will
appear in fatigue uniform. Visiting Sir
knights cordially invited. The ,rumpo,
will be sounded at $50 precisely.
l0,-2-l /. JEwETT WILCOX, Rec.
GEORGE 7. QUINN, and +. +. Huston,
Now Orleans Samuel Wines.ine and
Frank II. Zlck, st. Louis Louis Moss,
j. A. Tucker aud ID. II. McCauley, Chi.
cage; &. w. Walthsll, Cincinnati; sam
uel Gu,herie, Memphis, and W. a. Ke-
ser, Jackson, Tennessee, were among the
names regi.tered at the 81. Cherries Hotel
yesterday.
PRoF. HARDY will treat his scholars
to Grand Masquerade Ball al the st.
Charles hotel, on Mardi Grss, February
nth. He envi.os all his former pupil. to
participate in the festivities. Good
order will DO preserved, and T. good time
lie expected, Persons wishing to take part
in the procession in the forenoon, can ap.
ply to Mr.. Hardy ut his office, No. 10
Commercial avenue. G. HARDY.
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DR., WILLIAMS, the dentist, continues
to do business ct his old place over Elliott
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