The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-17

biggest thing tbat Mss ever happened in
The FiNh wnrd. ~ ,QV2 %
-lfthe person. who, WA. scen 10 take
a, umbrella from q porch % Washing
ton avenue. returns tn SANS, to-day,
nothing mora Will b.hald s',osst It; other
wise his name will be published to.mor.
row morning. ~ . p" W"
$4,000 note heads, 10000 envelopes,
10000 letter heads, 10 reams statements,
20 reams bill heads--Carlsle paptr--just
received and for sale at tho BULLETIN
Office. p Ha ...,r..
To see Mayor Winter and Mr. Canda,
Of the Cairo 4 ~. Louis railroad, in their
walks and talks, u stranger would sup.
pose that they have been chums since
infancy. hut those who know both il
looks SO funny ga z
There Is. We learn frnnt our Charles
ton, Missouri, excha,i.rs. n party OF
countcrfcltcrs ut work circulating spuri.
Gus money about that and nciglIboring
towns. 1t may be that this IL part of the
same gang who paid Cairo visit week
or So ago. ~ set ~ %
MIR. +. r.. Canda, president of the
Cairo Il 81. Louis railroad. who has been
IN the city for several days. seems tn be
much exercised about something. There
is no one in Cairo who has the slightes,
idea what Mr.. Canda's b,isidess can be.
Madame Bursha. the celebrated for.
tune ullcr OF New York city, has taken
rarlors at the Grand Central Hotel. and
will remain one week, commencing We'd
ncstlay, November 17ih. Ladies zoe
gents 81. Hours from ! p m. till 8 p. m.
Mrs. Colby. Of Chicago, lectured
again in Liberal Religious hall, on Mon
day evening. to lair audience. The sub
iect OF her discourse was "'rhe Cause of
Sin. aud How TO Cure IT, The address
is spoken Of IN very hattsring terms by
those who heard IL. --,.....
MIR. Charles Hardy has engaged the
room over Whitlock's store, instead Of
Liberal Religious hall, where he will give
lessons in dancing, commencing Monday
night, November Is. Gclitlemen's class.
Mondays and Thursdays. at 8 o'clock
pm. Children's class on Saturdays at
p. IN. commencing November 10Th.
ll-lI.3t .|. .U
The proceeds Of the entertainment TO
be given on Thanksgiving night, in
which number OF the members of the
Taylor Literary club. and several well
known ladies aud gentlemen not in the
club. will take part, i. to be presented to
the Library Association.
MIR. Bagwell met the Street Commit
tee at the Office Of Alderman Rittenhouse
yesterday afternoon, and signed the con-
tract to build the levce, and thus set at
rest the fears Of many OF our people, who
have been disturbed by the report that he
was about to 20 back on his proposition.
A. .Jaeckel, Of the Thalian saloon,
opposite the BULLETIN Office, il now pre-
pared to serve up. on short notice, fresh
oysters in any style that may be desired.
Having q neat. tasty and quiet room, no
better place in the city can bc found
where one can go and enjoy a dish OF the
bivalves. On EACH Sunday afternoon he
will spread a sumptuoDs lunch and viii
continue the same until farther notice.
On next Sunday he will treat his patrons
to kartofiel pfannenkuchen, (potato pam
cakesl with cranberry sauce, and hc
extends a cordial invitation to all to come
and partakc OF the same. ll-l6.tf
Mr.. Kilt Rudd. cashier at the Missis-
sippi Central railroad Office In this city,
was married to Miss Mary Bullock, of
Columbus, Kentucky, yesterday morning
at 2 O'Clock, at the house Of the bride.
The bride is the daughter OF Judge Bull
lock, who is known TO many of the peo-
pie Of this city.
Mr.. William II. Powell, of the eX-
ten>ive pork-packing establishment ofO.
A, Fitch q Co., of Madison, Indiana. ar
rived in this city last night. lie is the
guest OF Mr.. Walton w. Wright. at the
st. Charles. and will remain in the city
until after the marriage Of MIR. Wright
and Miss Matte Williamson, on Thurs.
day evening. .... .. -....t
Mr.. +. Il. Cilly. business manager
and advance agent of Cogswell's Two
Orphans" theatrial company, is in the
city making arrangements for the com
ing of his troupe to Cairo. The "Two
Orphans" is play that Is attracting
much attention from tlcater-goiiig' peo-
pie all over the country. and our people
will, there is but little doubt, be pleased
to witness it. The troupe will appear at
the Atheneum on Thursday and Friday
nights. ----...-----------------------r
The So, wishes us to do it JUSTICE.
We will. We like to do the San justice.
The S,m wishes rs to say that it never
said that ''the doom ofthe city is sealed. -
We say this nova But the San raised
such loud outcry about the broken
leyec, that it said by inference ut least
that Cairo was about at the end OF its
rope--ihat we were about to 60 into the
river. like turtle off log SO fright.