The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-17


u. Burger d Co. have now on hand
the most elegant stock oi aud 3 button
Kid Gloves ever brought to this city, and
are determined to sell them at remark
ably low figures.
Among the prominent arrival. at the
81. Charles yestcr lay, were w. A. VI ire
house. of New York; X. Is. Murphy, of
Mobile; George II. Green. Of New York
w. a. u. Berry. New Orleans; Robert
Gibson. Memphis; &. l.. Horton, ST.
Louis: and \. II. Ncsbit, of Evansville.
There will be tn" usual services at
the Presbyterian church, Eighth sircci,
between Walnut street and Washington
avcnu', this morning and evening, con.
Quoted by the Rev. Mr. George. Also
ouUJHy school at three O'Clock. All are
irv.',l 10 attend.
-lhn.e who complain that there are
~ goOi shoes made now.a-d y. ,hould
try The fiur custom work sold by Q. Hay q.
thorn d co. lO-l7-3t
L. ID. Akin 81 Co.-iIaruess aud sad.
| dies, collars. whips, etc. Those fayoriuy
/ US with their patronage will lind coui-
plcle Lno Of goods from which TO selpc,
al bottom prices los Commercial avenue.
Repairing done and second hand harness
Tor -alc. 1913 q
MIR. J, Ii. Steiner. Of indianapolis.
and Nh. George Darling, oi Rochester.
New York. general manager Of The great
Wnltr Line Freight company, ar, in the
city. III ) tiok a nip over the Cairo
& VInc,nncs road yesterday, and re-.
turned 10 their quarter ut the ST. Charlie.
LIST II GIT.
--Rcmsmbcr the grand bail o. the An.
cicnt Order OF Hibcrnian. a, Scheel', hall
Oh the 18Th inst. \ goci time may be
expected. lO-3-tf
A number oi prominent railroa gen
temcn, among whom were Mr. A. l..
Reeve. general manager of the Mobile
q Ohio railroad. &. j. Wallar. of st,
Louis, general Western agent, aud Mr..
{. Fleming. superintendent o: the north.
e!n division OF the same road, were in the
city yesterday. They were registered ut
the 81. Charles.
Judge Bross returned Yesterday after
noon. from Peoria. where lie was in at
Ieudance at the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge OF I, o. o. +.
Large stock dry goods, without re.
serve. at very low prices. at &. llauny's
On Fri lay night. az te large party
OF the little friends and schOolnmte. OF
little Name Parker, daughter OF
Alderman b. +. Parker. surprised her at
her home on Thirteenth street. They
remained for several hours aud played al
SORTS little games. ETC.. and then went
To their hnmrA 10 dream "f the party aud
the jolly good time tn Y had had.
In commenting on the various char.
acrrr- uf "B phenian- and Detectives"
aud the ability of the actors and actress,
al Milton Nobl-'s company, the Omaha
Bee says: ''Ouc OF the most uuc.
tlnus hits of character ever witness. d
upon the stage il Milton Mobiles picture
of a sccdy y. Y. Bohemian. The whole
range of American drama presents moth.
lug more striking or original than the
writing Ola sensation story. which keep.
IN audience conyulscd with laughter tor
fifteen minutes.'
THE number Of tickets sold By the
..ncicnt Order of Ilibcrnians, for their
grand ball tomorrow night, warrants
them ln having ,he best ball Of the
season.
On Friday evening. while Mr.. I'll.
man. mother at Mr.. Samuel Cllman, the
merchant Of this CITY, was walkin along
seventh street, between the avenues. she
va. 'akrn gerry suddenly with an attack
upon the sidewalk. She was carried into
the residence OF Mr.. Charlr. Pitirrln"
on Seventh street, whore >hc died in a
tyw moments. Mrs. ul,man WAS sixty
seven years OF age.
"A fw days ago. Mr. John O'Don'
nell. while unloading hi- wagon. acct
ltna,'y let p!ec" of wood fall upon IN.
q ~. rh,' vas under The wagon. The
lrj'' became rnraGrd and jumped upon
ut, owur, hiding him severely Oh til,
haud. Air. o Donncl, fearing that some
thing haG gone wrong with The dog. SEN
tor Officer Billngsly yesterday morning
aud had him Xii the animal.
The supper spread Tomorrow nj Oh
by john Scheel will surpass any ye
given The \. o. is, with their numcr
Gus triends, will partakc oil it.
On Friday m"rnng, man nance
William Davis Went into the tohacc'
warehouse OF SIrau.hn and liinNlr, OF
1 Eleventh str,tI, br'w en- the avenues. ant
took oul OF the establishment gun be
! longing t. Mr. Slrnnghn. The police
were informed of the affair, aud went OF
/ III, luul for he party, whom ih'y tount
and took before Judge Bird for Il hearing
! After the case was laid before Iii. Honor
he held Davis to bail in the sum of tire,
! hundred dollars to answer the charge Il
the next term OF the Circuit Court. Ill
was sent to J Ill in default of bail.
We clip the following obituary iron
the Charleston Courier Of last week
1--WE are called upon this week to enron
icle the death of John II. James, whicl