The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-11
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BkEvTTiES.
Mr.. Glsdney, the colorsd constable =

The Rev. Charlie. q. Gilbert, viii Of.
1cia,e at the Church OF the I.5deemet 10.
lay ct lot AIN and ~ pm. The subject
vi tue sermon y, the evening service will
be "Gossiping
MIS- Walters will coon CON msnce the
foundation for new brick bus'aess house
On his lois ON Commercial svende, near
the corner of Tenth street. The bJiljihg
will be q good one
Though the election Is long way Of
candidates for public favors b, the city
election are a. work. They are, 80 to
speak, "buzzins round among the boys,
trying TO find Oh. what their chspces are.
--Meisrs Strsugh * Hinkls, nroprietors
o. the tobacco warehouse arc making
preparations for the coming tobacco sea-
son. They are snlsrging their warehouse
believing the season iust commencing
will be unusually active.
"A change " i'll be soon u.ade ia the lo-
cation Of the reading and bar rooms Of the
st. Charlie, Hotel. The present reading
room will b. converted into bar room
and the reading room changed to where
the bar now 10, oil Of which will be better
for the hotel, looked a. il whatever light
is may.
Rev. 81. Thayef will preach snd
administer lie Communion u. Mound
City this morning. Rev. Sir. Minton wall
occupy he pul pi, ia TIL. city at tho morn
ing sotvicgs Ia the evening Mr.. Thayer
will occupy his own desk and preach upon
the following 'uhict "Cesar.im and the
Cessrs.
X. JoNEs, fashionable boo. and shoe
MAKER. Cork solss, Scotch bottoms, and
the latest Improvements 10 the line VI his
business. Only the bee. snG mos; coin.
pstont wcrkuen employed, and all work
warranted 10 be hrstciAss in every respect.
Shop W Commercial avenue, near corner
o. Tenth street 1917
On last Sunday night, shorily after
the services, the NJ. L. church Al Wills
Ridge, took fire and was burned TO the
ground. The building was . new one, ali
finished, bu! painting the inside for which
work tho oils were then in the building.
The destruction OF tho building entails a
!oss of $500 on the congregation.
The entertainment ut tho Atheneum
last nigh. va. attended by very large
and intelligent audience. The play
"Long Strike" was we'll rendered, and
we'll received bv the audience. The same
may be said If the afterpiecs. For Mon
day evening the great comedy entitled
"sAratogS" is the play. This play never
fails 10 attract large audiences, and will
doubtless DO 20 Monday evening.
Mrs. Err. Workman oilers her ssrv-
ices TO the ladies Of Cairo and vicinity -
q teacher in tho art Of making Wax
Flowers. For terms and specimens, she
refers 70 Barclay. prescription drug store,
corner Eighth street aud Washington Az.
snus, where orders for Flowers msy also
be left. Ladies wishing lessons viii! plea
| leave their address at tie store or give
notice through post Office drawer No.
1853, Cairo, He. 24-l.S-lm
Tomorrow evening the Fanny Price
troupe viii play f,r the FIRST time in this
city, the great comedy entitled "Ssra-
togA' This Is undoubtedly ono of the
most popular plays now on the American
stage, and where-sver it has been put up
has he'd long runs and never failed to
draw immense houses. We advise those
of our amusoment.loving people who de-
sire TO see real American play put on
the stage in fine style, to attend the A,hs-
| noum tomorrow night.
--rersons wishing TO visit Spring ield
should no. forget the route over the Cairo
and Vincsnnes and Spring field and South.
eastern roads. The Cairo and Vinceunes
train leaving this city at ain. arrives at
Norris City at s:l5, making close connec.
ton with the train on the Springfield and
Southeastern, which arrives in Springfield
at 8 so the same evening. This is beyond
doubt the shortest, quickest ana bee, route
to the State capital, and deserves ths pa
tronsge Of tho travelling public. 26-S-2.
The Mound City Patriot referring &c
the engagement OF the Fannie Price troupe
in this city says;
Miss Fanny b. Prices theatrical troupe
are having . remarkable successful season
in Cairo, and they deserve it all. Mis-.
Price certainly sustains we'll all her parts
She throws her. whole sole into the par,
she 10 acting, holding the mirror up &c
nature, without the lesst. exaggerating it
Miss Price Is certainly walking toward
the top of the ladder in her profession
winning new laurels and we'll mcrl,ed sp
plause on every hand. Among others o
the troupe who deserve special mention
are Miss Julia Hsnchet., ID. Hsnchatt, r
5. Medium, }. NJ. hurry, and M. an,
Mrs. Frank Bosworth, all sustaining thei
parts with great credit to Themselves anc
general satisfaction to their audiences
This certainly lie the best troupe, by far, tina
has visited Cairo for . number OF years
Our citizens should not miss spending on
evening with Miss Price.
While walking down Washington
avenue yesterday We overheard the fol
lowing conversation between couple o
young ladies: