The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-10
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LOCAL SHORT. STOPS,

the south Tor several days.
--Associate Justice Marohildon, Of
Thebes, is in tho city on business.
Every ora who can should ysi! the
hthenoum THIS evening. Tho ploy IS an
excellent one.
Captain Isaac H. Mckee, dec. cap
tain Of tho Anchor Line, is stopping at
the St Chsrlcs.
The play tbis evening is 1ne OF tue
best yet on the stage since M's Pfices
engagement here.
"A ,respass case, wherein number Of
Thcbisns were interested, was tried before
Judge Bro,s yesterday.
On Thur.iay evening, Justice Com.
ings nni,ed in marriage Mr.. john Collins
and Mus Victoria Patton, oil Of Cairo.
Sheriff Irwin will tomorrow star.
delegation Of sbou; twenty convicIs to the
p,nitontiary. Another bs,cL will leave
sometime during rex. week.
L. " Palmer, experimentation OF .he
Cairo AMI Vincennes railroad, yesterday
returned from his visit 20 Vermont, lio
has taken Fooms al the 81. ChSrlcs
----"SArstoga, one Of the mos; popular
dranas, now on tho American stage will
be played at the A,hencum on Monday
night. Let every one remember thil.
--Yesterday in lie circui, court, J ohm
Rotiuson on the cnh-gs Of latceny, Wa
tried, convicted and sentenced 10 two
years u tho penitenliary, and John Law
renee on Tho same charge Wa. sentenced
70 eighteen months in the pouilcn,lary.
Aiming the more prominent arrivals
a. the -. Charles hotel yesterday were tho
following e L Emerson and lady, Chi.
cage; ALEX McNeal, Ireland w 4 Will
ans, WILMINGTON, Delaware; G V Bald
win and L Clark, Chicago, and Loo Rise,
81 Louis.
X. joss, fashionable boo. sud shoe
maker. Cork sole-, Scotch bottoms, and
the latest improvements in the line Of biz
business. Only the bCs, sua most com.
pcLent wcrkmen employed, and al work
Warranted to be Grs.e.ass ia every respect.
shop on Commerciul avenue, EesF corner
u Tenth street, l0-7
the meeting Of tho city council
las, night the Office Of city treasurer was
declared vacant, and Mr.. Thcs. ". Hs!li-
day sppo.nled treasurer pro. tenn. TO III
the vacancy. His Office will be a. the cor
ner II Washington avenue and Eighteenth
street, in the Trustees of Cairo City Prop
erty Compauy's tui!ding Mr.. Halliday
will make ia efficient! treasurer.
Mrs. r X. Workman Oilers her sery-
ices 10 tho ladies' OF { afro and vicinity as
= teacher "a tho att Oh making Wax
Flowers. For lerms aud specimens, she
refers = barclays prescription drug store,
corner Eigh,h street and Warrington sv-
onue, whero orders for Flowers may also
BE- ie!,. Ladies wishing lessons will plea
leave their address At TO store or give
notice through pos, Office drawer No.
1853, Cairo, lie. 2i-l.s-lm
We learn that the two bsrges of iron
ore recently shipped to Grand Tower by
the Thebeo Iron company 10 be used in |
the furnaces there, hss been pronounced |
very good ore. This being the case the !
Thebes company will q. once open up the !
mus., and prepare for more extensive |
operations. a Chicsg, company also
owning iron mines in the vicinity Of
Thebes, hiss resumed operations and |
propose to carry on work on d large scale. |
This iron business will yo. make Thebes |
one Of the imPortan, towns in Southern
Illinois.
--rersoHs wishing to visit Springfield |
should not forget the route over the Cairo
and Viuoennes and Springfield and South
oss tern roads. The Cairo and Nincennes
train leaving this city at 1 an. arrives ct
Norris City a. s'45, making close ooanee-
Lion with the train on the Springfield and
Southeastern, which arrives in Springfield
at 8 30 the same evening. This is beyond
doubt tho shortest, quickest and best route
to the State capital, aud deserves the pa
tronsge Of the travelling public. 26.S-2s
"A very fair audience assembled at
tho Atheneum last night to witness the
play &C Pearl Of Savoy, AS presented by
Miss Price !. is Il role in which she ex-
GELS, and Wa believe It would DO hard to
find another IN which Der characteristics,
as II frst-clsss legitimate actress, would
bo developed SO fully. la many respects
the character of Marie" in this drama
10 most difficult to present in AN accepta-
bio manner, but Miss Price performed
every part Of 1t in most artistic manner,
and more than sustained her reputation
IA lne actress. Miss Julia
Hanche,t, who is always fully
up to tho mark in her acting, sustained
tho character Of Chonchou most admira-
bly,. Mr., Moldrum as Coustalot, father
of Marie, was in most respects perfect and
made many friends during tho evening.
Arthur, AS presented BY AIR. Murray was
and crcditsbe to that
gentleman. La short where all did SO
we'll it Is hard TO single ont individuals
for special mention, and we