The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-14
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
MISCELLANEOUS LOCALS.

t'Isinsfs house on tbe lots ~ the corner OF
Twentieth and Poplar streets 10 almost
completed. I, lisa great Improvement TO
that locality.
On Monday evening brakeman OF
the Cairo and Nineenbes road had An arm
badly bruised while ia the at q coupling
cars on Commercial avenue. No bones
we're broken, but the assL WAS bruised.
Ia announcing public Installation
Tor last niyht Of Cairo Encampmept |. .
o r, We made u grave mistake. The III
stallation WAS not intended 10 DO public,
and the notice Was Intended for the infor-
nation Of the melnt sr. Of the orisf, and
10 one else.
Notice An meubefs Of the D.smsrk
Bund who are ia arrears are hereby DOti.
n led 10 come up and settle at once. oh.
sr~i.e their policies will be forfeited.
VA. +. KEucuESBLRoER, Agent.
Once, with H. Meyers, " OHIO loyee.
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Consid cradle freight va, shipped from
this city via the Cairo, Arkansas and
Texas railroad yesterday. A considerable
quantity Of cotton, some Of it eonsigned 10
parties in this city, ana the rest for re-
shipment 70 New Orleans. came in yester.
day, and will be forwarded to-day.
1t should not DO forgotten that
special train will leave tho foo. OF sew.
entL street this evening at seven clock,
for the accommodation Of those OF our
pcopl, who desire to attend the exercises
.. S,okes hall in Mound Ci.yt his even
ing. The train will return 10 Cairo imme-
dia,ely after the entertainment Ia over.
A public installation Of the newly
elected officers Of Cairo Encampment, !.
.. o. r. will take place At Odd-Fellows
hall, over ID. Arter's store, this evening.
All meinb ers OF the order, their families
and friends are requested TO govern them
selves accordingly.
u J. II. GossMAS, Scribe.
The gas lamp in front Of lIarlman's
sIOre, NJ the CORNER VI CiAtu etfceI hhu
Commercial avenue, is "badly out of re-.
pair, fac, there j. nothing but the
pos, left, the lamp having been entirely
demolished. This being the case the ques-
tion arises, whose business it is to replace
the lamp? We sugges. TO Hartman tina.
he Ask the mayor.
Tho annual meeting of the Prhbyte-
rian church and society will be held on
Thursday evening Of this week, At the
church. In connection with il, the ladies
Of the church will hold their society socia-
BILE. The rental of pews will take place
at this time. All desiring psws will
please remember the time and place No
premiums will be asked on the pews.
Mrs. Err. Workman oilers her ssrv-
ices 10 the ladies OF Cairo and vicinity o.
q teacher in the art Of making Wax
Flowers. For terms and specimens, she
refers 10 Barclays prescription drug store,
corner Eighth stree. and Washington av-
enue where orders for Flowers may also
DO left. Ladies wishing lessons will pleas
leave their address at the store or give
notice through pos. oiics drawer No.
253, CaNo, Ills 24-l.5-lm
"A meeting Wa, held yesterday after
noon at which WAS present Mr.. AXtel,
representing the Cairo, Arkansas and
Texas railroad, Mr.. VIM. Strstton, for
Stephen Birds Col. S. Taylor, for the
Cairo city property company. From
wha. little We could gather concerning
the meeting it was for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the
extension of the Cairo, A-kansss and
Texas road to Birds Point, aud to come
TO An understanding concerning wharf
rights, ferry privileges, etc. II we are cor
rectlyiniormed everythingwss satisfactory
ly agreed upon, and the papers drawn up
and will be signed to-day. The company
will at once 60 10 work TO extend the
track to the point, where asubstantiAl in
cline plane will be pu. in. The
company will also run their own
ferry boat, transferring ell their own
freight and passengers. The work of en-
tending the road will be pushed to COM
pletion with all possible haste, and is ex-
poc.ed 20 be completed within month or
six weeks.
The attendance at the Atheneum last
night to witness the play of "Belle OF the
Fsubourg," was not, so to speak, large.
However, all things considered II was no.
small The Masons and Odd-Fellows, OF
whom in grea. measure the audiences at
the Atheneum have been generally com.
posed both held meetings last,night a.
which nearly oil the members were pres
ent. The playing, however from first TO
last was excellent, and deserved large
audience to witness it. Tonight by re-
quest Of large number OF our play
going people, Miss Price has consented
to present for the second and last time
in this city, the beautiful drama entitled
"Pesrl of Savoy, or = mothers prayer
This is beyond doubt one of the most
beautiful dramas ever put on the stage
and Miss rrico certainly has no rival in
the leading character. This play is worth
seeing and should be well patroniaed. The