The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-14

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Rev. GfIBERr's LEcTuRE.-The Chris |
tIsn Union, Henry Ward Beecher's pa
per. having Rev. MIR. Gilberts lecture un.
der Discussion, coinsides with that gem
tleman in his views of novels and novel
reading. The Union devotes nearly
column TO the consideration of the lee.
ture and speaks OF Mr.. Gilbert in very
complimentary terms.
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CHANCE OF THE change of tinio
will take place In the time of arrival and
departure oftrsins on the Illinois Central
railroad at "a O'clock today, as follows
Trains arrive, express, daily except Sat
urday, at 2iO5 p. M mail, daily except
Sunday, at 1870 A. m. Trains depart,
mail, daily, except Sunday, at 1915 am d;
express daily, eScspi Sunday, 900 p m.
STEP sud Extension Ladders, Sand
Screens Riddlos, Sievos, Shovels, Spades,
Forks, Hoes Rakes, Wator Closet Urinals,
Kitchen and Cess Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hor,es, Clothes Linesn
and, in fact, u full assortment Of kitchen
and House furnishing goods at A. Hal.
loy's, los Washington avenue, near Tenth
street oo-4'lI-lm.
Cvol.Esf Woiss beer in tho city at the
Thalia 63-6.l2-lw.
THE barrier saop Is ~ sue corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whero J. George Suonbouso with his gem
,letnenly sssis.snts oan bs,fonnd at snv
| ..Os. "a 'tHo uBy or night, ready TO eoothe
your feelings with q smooth shave, or cool
your temper md head with good sham.
poo. It frst.cless shop, and you are
sure of receiving lrstelsss treatment.
Ladies' and children's hair cut or curlod
after tho most approved STYLES 8-l5-tf
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WirH1N TnE CRY LIMITS. Rule four
Of special instructions to conductors and
engineers on tho Illinois Central railroad
says "Trains will not exceed a speed Of
i've miles per hour while within tho cor
porate limits Of Cairo. The bell must be
continually rung while engines, with or
without trains, arc being moved on the
track at Cairo, between the government
warehouse and the passenger station
house.
OK neat Tuesday evening the friends
Of Mrs. Cahin will give grand ball for
her benefit at the Court House hotel II
viii be remembered that she was ono Of
those who lost heavily at tho fire las:
Sunday, and this fact is sufficient to call
out very large meeting at her benefit,
The entertainment promises TO be very
pleasant as the gentlemen in charge of it
n ever make failures. All are invited
Tickets 81 90. 69--6.7l-2t
GosE TO THEBEs Hon. John p
Gamble and Mr.. j d. Reed lett at four
O'Clock this morning TO take part in the
proceedings Of tho Sunday school conven-
ton which assemblies there at ten O'Clock
to-day. They will also 60 to Hulen'S and
at o'clock will organize y new Sun
day school there. From Hulens, they
go to Redwood church, whore an,
other school will be organized.
THE PHRnY HoUsE.--Jim SUMMONED
has taken the contract 10 raiso the Perry
House, and has had a force Of men al
work for several days. ThomS Bros
owners of the property, propose to have
tho house raised little over one
foot and substantial brick foundation
put under il. They will also give the
building thorough overhauling and r,
pairing. What they propose to do with
it after il is done we cannot say.
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COOLEST Weiss beer IN the city at tht
t Thala. G3-G-l2-lw.
The GkAoEY.--Th steamer Frank 1
Gracey, which has been plying between
this city and Columbus IN connection
with the Mobile and Ohio railroad will b
Withdrawn from that trade Tomorrow
The freight and passenger traffic Of thi
+ road will hereafter go by rail via Be
n mont and the line OF the Cairo, ArkaI
q sas and Texas and st. Louis and Iro
Mountain railroads. The owners Of u
Graeey will enter their boat in the Evan
" vile and Cincinnati trade.
d NICE MEAT.-Messrl Keohler Il Br
7 will again this morning have on sale {
D. their shop some Of the incest fresh bee
veal, mutton and pork ever offered fc
sale in the city. They buy only the yer
9 best Of stock and AZ consequences ha,
+ only tho incest and choicest meats. The
= invite every one to call and see then
= feeling confident Of their ability I
: please all Remember, they sell only 70
y cash, and consequently are not compolle
to charge two prices in order TO kee
even because of bad debts. 7l,6-l4-lt
Doc KILLIsG.-Tho chief Of police an
j his aids are doing excellent execution wit
their "little rifles" Thus far they hav
= sent 10 the neighborhood of l25 curs I
their long homes. This is what We ca
COED work, considering the practice III
chief and his assistants have had in tn
a line, Constable Billingsly brought do W
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