The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22
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We presume l. will be oil--sh Nell
lis7 Or will 10 bseas' Say, Wright
"A meeting OF tho board of directors !
Of the Cairo AMI st. Louis railroad COM
pany, will DO held at the station house, on |
the depot grounds of the company, at
East st. Louis, Saturday next, at 10
o'clock, a, m.
Mrs. Monsarrat has returned 10 Cairo
from Memphis, and win receive pupils
for the piano or guitar. She will also
teach vocslizstion. Apply to Mrs. Mon
sarratt, at tho residence of Mrs. DR.. Dun
ming. lo-22-f
The Indies OF the Episcopal church
intended to have thoir festival tonight nj
Elliott & Haythorn's old stand, but they
| have changed their minds, and will have
1t in Chandler Robbins music store, ad-
joining the Arlington Houso
Among the many prominent arrivals
at tho 81. Charles yesterday, we find the
following Il. A. Morrison, Rochester,
N. Y; Major IL. L. Morrill,, Supt. G. &
v. Il. X; .. Il. Bonnet, st. Louis j. +.
Bohorman, Lexington, Ky Col. W. r.
Butler and Col. j. Il. Collier, Murfres-
boro, Tenn j. II. johnson, New York.
Mrs. Mons arrat, whose card an
nounces her return TO Cairo and purpose
to teach music, Ia one Of the best teachers
Of piano, guitar and vocal music ia the
West. She ough. to receive from our cit
izens that encouragement her merits de-
serve.
--Sprost & Son fetch fine Mobile oys-
ters from that city in the she'll, and can
them here They have tho cans made in
Cairo, and are shipping these oysters,
fresh and big, in every direction. They
furnish oysters to families by the hundred,
with saving to the consumer Of tho cost
of the cans. Shell oysters they sell by the
barrel only.
Officer Gladney arrested, yesLer day, q
man by the nAmo OF Owen, charged with
stealing a watch from a woman by the
name of Mary Washington. The trial,
before Esquire Bird, demonstrated tho
fact that Mary was mistaken-,hst Owen
had been injustly charged, and he WAS sc-
vissd to so in peace, and sin no more.
DO you intend TO be hungry this
evening about half-past 8 o'clock If you
are hungry about that time, 20 instantly
to the festival to be given by the ladies of
the Episcopal church this evening, at
Chandler Robbins music store, next door
to the Arlington House, and you will get
for almost nothing the best supper you
ever eat. Do you mind that, now.
Tho editor of The Nation Journal
calls US his "sllvsr-tongued editorial
friend" This remark will lead to his
violent death II we should meet Wood
within the next three months. We can
endure "brilliant" eloquent" cable"
and other eplthets Of that kind; but we
deliberately declare that "silver.tongued"
is too much of good thing to be submit
tod to in patience.
AT "our Saloon" Eighth street, be.
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio levee,
the hungry may find all kinds of edibes
herring, sausage, cheese, &c, and the
thirsty the finest of wines and liquors,
fresh lager beer, and the best brands Of
cigars. Attentive bar-keepers are always
on handi and the lunch set daily, at 10
o'clock, Sutdays included, is as fine AS
any IN the city. Call around. 1922 If
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
will give a supper,
THIS THURSDAY EVENING
at Chandler Robbin's Music Store, adjoin-
ing the Arlington House. The supper
will be serve1 during the entire evening,
commencing a. halt-past five o'clock and
the display Of fancy articles will be very
attractive. Prices will be low, All are
cordially invited.
"A news gstherer of The Chicago
Times says that the prisoners in the Al
exander county Jail are compelled to keep
the streets OF cairo clear and in repair.
A mistake. The prisoners confined in the
city calaboose do little work on the
streets, but Fitzgerald's angles pine in
idleness. We wish they could DO used in
the streets, Their labor would be of great
use to the city, but as it ia they cannot be
utilized. ~ o.
: w. Tinker representing d. w. Irwin
" Co., Of CHICAGO, sends US the following
quotations on grain;
October wheat, s7!.
November wheat, S7s.
October corn, Tag.
November corn, 7oI.
: Year corn, 60.
October oats, So
November oats, AZ.
: Year oats, 46i.
October barley, 1903.
November barley, 100.
elsewhere We pnblish a communities
tion under the signature of "Egypt," in
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