The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-08
OUR ROUNDABOUT POCKET,
CHURCH NOTICES.


There will DO services a, the Meth.
odist church q. the regular hours 10.
day.
Services as usual a. the Church Of
the Redeemer to-day. The subject Of the
sermon In the evening will DO "The Eps.
tie to the Church In Pergamos."
Rev. II. b. Thayer will deli yer dis.
course this morning in the Presbyterian
church on the following; Gods Rs.
ciproca.ing Act" There will DO e prai.e
meeting in the evening, alter which tho
session will meet in the pastors study 10
receive any who may wish TO unto with
| the church
MGfgSIs
Tho McGinnis comic comedy troupe
gave ths'' G'st entertainment al tho hthe-
noun last nigh, to very II slim audience.
FIBg sIGr.rs.
copy OF tho system Of fire alarm
signals, lately ndoped by tho city countil,
was yesterday delivered to ench Of the
fire companies Of the city.
SOLD OUT.
Mr.. Henry Winter has sold out his in.
terest in the Dsimonico saloon to Messrs
a. L " j. y. Z,none, no will open OUT
with grand free lunch On TUESDAY morn
ing.
WORK DISCONTINUED
Z W. Ial IN
LETIs, work on the extension of the Cairo,
Arkansas and Texas railroad was yester-
day discontinued until the present high
water subsidies.
DELAYED.
The passenger train on the Illinois
Central railroad, which was due here ut
o'clock r. m, yesterday did not arrive
until late last evening. The train was
delayed On account Of "a collision with
some coal cars at Paxton, which were
blown onto the switch during the storm
on Friday night.
DAMAGES ny TUE RAIN.
From Mr. Geo. Daughorty, of ones.
v
that much damage was done in Union
county by the recent heavy rains. Fences,
bridges, etc, were, in many Instances, en-
tirely swept away and destroyed. He
says several farms were almost totally ru-
med.
RUNAWAY.
a team belonging to colored man
nsiAed jenkins took fright on Halliday
BROS whsriboat yesterday, and dashed |
up the lovee at a fearful rate. They ran
down the leyee to Eigth street
and down Eighth street as far as
Walters meet shop, where they came in
contact with wagon belonging to Dick
Hurd, which stopped them, The wagon
was pretty badly demoralized, but the
horses escaped withou. serious injury.
FREE LECTURE.
The third Of tho course Of FREQ lectures
will be delivered by Judge w. IL. Green
in the high school room on tomorrow
Monday evening. Judge Green has
chosen History" as the subject for his
lecture, and that tho theme is one with
which he is eminently qualified TO crap.
pie is well-known to every one who has
my acquaintance with his historical
That there will be crowded
louso TO listen to the lecture is certain.
BUSINESS MENTION.
--Measrs, X. Smyth Il Co., take this
nothod of informing the public that, dc.
firing to close out tho gre Gerry branch of
heir business, they will dispose of their
took OF fancy groceries, consisting of
canned goods, sauses, pickles, etc. ut
greatly reduced prices. Persons DESIRING
FOODS Of this kind will consult their own
interests by calling on them at their store
No. 81 Ohio levee. 3.3.tf
SINFUL sIFTINGs.
Officer Mehner arrested a colored
nan named Thomas Dawson for stealing
pair Of shoes from tho New York store.
n default of 5000 BAIL Dawson was
lrned over to tho saie.keoping of Dick
fitzgerald. 7