The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-14
General Items.


Look out for new goods soon at Stu
art & Gholson's.
-"Gcneyra" is editing the San at pres
ent. Lafayette had better hire him.
Cal. wagner's ministries will be with
~ oh Tuesday aud Wednesday nights.
--IIuciner, Of the Planter. house. will
give another grand concert tomorrow
night.
~ number of Mound City people
were in town yesterday looking at the
sights.
The city in every nook and corner was
unusually quiet. a. far as fights were con-
cerned. yesterday.
The Rev. I. ID. Atkins. Of Lexing-
ton, Ohio, is in the city. He will preach
at the Presbyterian church this morning.
--l'romcnadcrs were numerous on the
principal streets yesterday afternoon,
owing to the delightful weather.
Stuart a GhoIson keep the best stock
Of Kid Gloves ia the city. Prices guar
anteed to he as low as offered by any
house in the trade.
Remember that the Reverend Mr..
wallar will deliver his lecture on the
Point of Power" next Tuesday night
at tn high school.
The Knight, Templar will give an
other of their very Enjoyable sociables,
4 at their hall, one week from next Friday
night.
The lecture on "rhc Point OF
! Power" by the Rev. Mr.. Wallar, will
take place Tuesday evening at the High
School.
The communication entitled MARY
Washington" published in another col
umn of this issue OF the BULLETIN, is an
Interesting article.
The "Woman's Club and Library
Association" held their first regular
I meeting at the residence of Mrs. DR..
Wardncr yesterday afternoon.
The Taylor Literary Society" will
meet for the first time in the council
chamber next Wednesday night. The
public are invited to be- present.
The address of the Hon. ID. r. Line
gar. before the b. and X. court, which
met at the law Office of I.inegar IL Lllls-
den last evening. was very interesting.
Mrs. 5. j. 5. gives the Golconda
Herald taste of every thing that has
transpircd in this city for the last month,
in recent letter to that paper.
Capt. G. w. Harbinson returned to
Mound City from New York Tuesday
with his family, who had just returned
from European trip.
From an exchange we learn that
McsSrs. Pollock Il Lewis have the frame
up of their new saw mill at Villa Ridge,
and will be running again in few weeks
Miss Emma Smith, of Jacksonville,
Illinois, who has been in this city for
several weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lansden, returned to her home on Friday
morning.
The Mound City Cornucopion Club
will give their last party of the season at
Stokes Hall, next Tuesday night, in the
shape Of calico ball. A good time Is
anticipated.
AR. Oberly will deliver lecture be-
fore tie Liberal Religious Association
next Sunday night. His subject will be
"llcll, "a very appropriate one for gen
tleman of his calibre.
Owing to the opening up ofthc rivers
business on the Illinois Central railroad
has slackedup to such an extent that the
company is discharging men from the va
rious departments,
The Rev. A. Z. Wells, of Mound
City, in company with party of friends.
took passage on the steamer Robert
Mitchell for pleasure excursion to New
Orleans and Texas.
Mr.. j. ID, Stone. agent for +. NJ.
Stone manufacturers agent and wholesale
dealer in papers Of all kinds, blank books,
envelopes, card stocks. etc, of st. Louis,
is in the city.
For several days past, the mail cars
on the Illinois Central railroad have been
draped in mourning, in memory of one of
the head postal clerks, who lately took it
into his head to shuttle oil this mortal
coil.
Mr.. NJ. B. Harrell, who will deliver
lecture before the Liberal Religious
Association one week from next Sunday
evening, will be followed by Mr.. w. II.
Morris. and after Mr.. Morris, comes
Judge Green. t.
One week from next Sunday night, NJ.
B.Harrcll, editor Of the Cairo Gazette, win
deliver an address before the Liberal Re-