The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-27

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Tom O'Bricn, a brakeman on the 81.
Louis, Iron Mountain & southern rail-
road, was killed while switching cars ut
Charleston, Missouri, last Wednes-
day.
| Grand Either concert, accompanied
by songs aud turkey lunch, this evening
at o'clock. at Jacckel's saloon, opposite
the BULLETIN office. Ii
Boys calf and kip boots of every
quality. at very low prices, at "A. Blacks.
DO not fail to give him call. 1t will
fully compensate you. nov27-1w
james Thomas and John Ross were
arrested by Officer Brown for fighting.
After hearing the evidence, Judge Bross
discharged them both.
| Miss Emma Riley. who has been alb
sent from the city for the past four
months. visiting relatives and friends In
Alexandria and other places, returned Oh
Thursday night.
10000 note heads. 10000 envelopes,
20. 900 letter heads. 10 rcams statements,
20 reams bill heads-Carlisle papcr-just
received and for sale ut the BULLETIN
| office.
Grand Either concert, accompanied
| by songs and turkey lunch, this evening
at . o'clock, at Jacckel's saloon, opposite
the BULLETIN Office. IL
| Lumber for new sidewalks on both
sides OF Fourth street. between CONNER
cial avenue and Ohio Leyee, now lies
waiting TO be put to Use on that thor
oughfare.
The festival aud dinner to Ike giyenby
the ladies of the African Methodist Epis-
copal church, will take place in Phillis'
hail. corner OF Tenth street and Ohio
Icvcc.
The crew of the Cairo Boating As
sociation took their anticipated row on
the Ohio river yesterday morning. The
boats will be put away tor the winter
without further use.
Just received another new supply Of
those cheap boys clothing and overcoats.
As this is a leading article with US, We
mean TO undersel the cheapest in the
Y. HEILBRoN 4 We'll.
Grand Either concert, accompanied
by songs and turkey lunch. this evening
at 0 o'clock. at Jaeckcl's saloon, opposite
the BULLETIN office. II
Mrs. George, wife Of the Rev. b. Y.
George. of the Presbyterian church, who
was expected to arrive in Cairo on
Thanksgiving day, was delayed from
some unavoidable cause, and did not get
here until yesterday morning.
Officers Brown aud o Mealey arrested
Mary johnson aud Lizzie Romans for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and
took them before Judge Bross. who fined
them ten dollars aud costs each, and sent
them to Jail for fourteen days.
Grand Either concert, accompanied
by songs and turkey lunch, this evening
at . o'clock. at Jaeckel's saloon, opposite
the BULLETIN Office. 1t
The best black alpacas from 20 cents
to Sl-also black cashmere for 90 cents.
Empress cloth in all colors for 80 cents.
and the newest wooden plaids for 80
cents. can always be found at Hebron &
Wells, lI2 and lil Commercial avenue.
The police force made two hauls on
Wednesday night. The first time they
arrested twelve stragglers. and the second
II 4 81.
were lodged in the lookup aud tried be-
tore Judge Bross on Thanksgiving morn
ing.
Children wishing to attend dancing
school must be on hand Saturday, No
vembcr %, at 2p.m.. over Whitlock's
store, corner Tenth street and Washing
ton avenue. Only one term will be
taught this winter.
2t c. HARDY, Teacher.
MIR. James johnson and W. T.. Hail.
! day, who attended the national railroad
convention az st. Louis, returned on
Thanksgiving day, and therefore missed
the grand banquet given the delegates on
that day. The other delegates from this
city returned yesterday afternoon.
A dance, under the auspices Of the
Delta City Cornet Band, will be given
next Monday evening, Nov. Goth, on
which occasion the dedication of their
hall. which has been recently fixed up"
and made one of the first-class dancing
halls OF the city, will take place. 2t
Mrs. G. Mclean will sell every arti-
Gle of hosiery and ladies' and childrcn's
underwear she has in stock, at less than
cost from now until the first of January,
as she Is determined to close them all out
before the new year. u.
"A Black guarantees every pair of his
custom-made boots and shoes, and actu-
ally exchanges new pair tor any that
may rip or burst. This is fact that
should be noted by every person, espe-
cially by those victims of shoddy goods
made in imitation of custom work.
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1T Is said that number of ladies and
gentlemen of this city are making pre-
parations to present, at the Atheneum,
some time during the holidays. an opera
burlesque. Some of our most talented