The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-31

ness, but Is now recovered aud Is finish
ing her visit.
Alb. MOhen and wife. colored pair
have been having trouble again. They
had big row yesterday, and both de-
clared their intention to give the police
court some work.
The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert will conduct
services at the church of the Redeemer,
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street, this morning and evening at the
usual hours. Sunday school at three
o'clock.
Mrs. p. A. Taylor, who, since the
opening OF the Parish school, has acted
as teacher in that institution, has re.
signed her position for the present. Who
Mrs. Taylor's successor will he we have
not yet learned.
The next lecture under the auspices
Of the Library Association will be de-
livered In the Methodist church next
Tuesday night, by Professor Alvord.
What Mr.. Alvord's subject will be has
not been made public.
1t Is rumored that meeting of the
citizens will be held tomorrow evening
to consider the levee question. This Is q
matter in which every man, woman and
child in Cairo Is interested, and rousing
crowd should be in attendance.
There will be the usual services at
the Presbyterian church, on Eighth
street. between Washington avenue and
Walnut street, Rev. Mr.. George. pastor,
at the usual hours to-day. Sunday
school at three o'clock.
Mr.. p. W. Barclay, who was APP
pointed deputy grand commander of the
Knights Templar Of this State, by the
convention Of the grand commandery at
Chicago last week, returned home yes
terday afternoon. lie says wilcox is the
only man who knows anything about
that Chicago ghost.
The following committees were ap-
pointed for the party to be given at the
st. Charles Hotel next Friday night On
Invitation, George w. Chellet, Matt. p.
Fulton and Quincy W. Niece; On Re.
ception. Thomas Morgan. Robert Hinkle,
and William r. Hagan. All the arrange
ments for the event have been made.
From Captain Irwin Dugan, who
arrived In Cairo over the Cairo d Vim.
cennes railroad from Louisville on Fri.
day night. we learn that the train had to
he stopped a number of times along the
road in order TO remove trees that were
blown across the tack by the high
winds.
Phil Howard will open his new meat
shop Thursday morning. Oct. 18th, in
v. Reschs building, Oh Eighth street,
opposite his old place of business. where
he will be pleased to meet all his old Gus
TONERS and as many new ones. The best
of meats, and nothing but the best, will
be found at his shop daily. His past rep
utation for keeping No. shop Is a sure
guarantee for the same in the future.
l0-27-5t.
Tomorrow night Nick Roberts
world famed Jack aud Jill pantomime
troupe will appear at the Atheneum. On
the former visit of this great organiza-
ton to Cairo, they offered one OF the
most amusing and pleasing entertain
ments ever given in Cairo. The troupe
we are informed has been reorganized
since then, and now affords greater at
fractions than ever. New faces and
specialties have been added to the old
ones and everything in connection with
the show is excellent. Among the list of
performers will be found the Jee BROTH
ars, Charlie Christie, A. W. Marlin, Miss
Fannie Deardon, Miss Annie Fox, Stew
art Dare, the wonderful one legged gym
mast, NJ. O'Rearden, and score Of other
ladies and gentlemen, who are unsur-
passed in their profession. The perform
ance throughout will be one OF great en-
jOyment, and no one should tail to wit
meas it. Admission fifty cents. Re
served seats one dollar. The troupe will
give but one performance in Cairo. Tick
cts for sale at Hartman's.