The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-18

Joe, who Il charged with having stolen
. lot ofcooper's tools cut Of the shop Of
Mr.. Steele, In this city, On leadAy night,
was arrested In Mound city on Tuesday
BY the city natshal = thas placs. H
WIZ brought to Cairo on Tuesday night,
asd u sow eenAned In The county jail.-
The marriage Of walton W. Wright
end Mis- Matte williamson win take
place ct the Methodist church THE even.
Inc. Il will b. Q very brilliant wedding.
The ceremony will he performed By the
Rev. Mr.. Gillian.
"A good audience was In attendance
ct the lecture Of Mrs. Granger on Tues
day evening. Her subject was "Ccnten-
NAL Work." She handled IL in Q very
mastery manner, and highly pleased her
listeners.
5000 note heads, $1,000 envelopes,
20 900 letter heads, 10 realms statements,
20 rea,ns bill heads Carlisle paper-just
received and for sale at the BULLETIN
office.
AT meeting u the msmbers OF the
Cairo Encampmcut Of Odd Fellows and
their wives, at Odd Fellows hall, on
Tuesday night, II was decided to hold
their sociable one week from tomorrow
night. It will be . brilliant occasion,
aud will be attended with grand supper
and bali.
Patrick Clancy, . stranger In our
city, was arrested BY Chief Of Polics
0essmsn on Tuesday night for being
drunk, and put In the lookup. He was
up before Judge Bird for trial yesterday
morning, fined two dollars and costs, and
sent back to the calaboose to remain three
days, - punishment for bic hayward
ness.
The 1.-Two Orphans" troupe appear
ct the Athencum for the first time this
evening. The troupe will undoubtedly
b we'll patronized, y this 10 the first pr.
ssntation Of the 1.-TWO Orphans' In Cairo.
The compan y, We are informed by par.
ties who have witnessed their perform.
anoes, 10 first-class In every respect, b.
Ing composed Of ladies and gentlsmen OF
undoabted ability. Reserved seats for
this evenings entertainment can b had
ct Hartman's.
Our notice Of the marriage Of Mr..
BIntlih and Mas Holmes contained On
error, therefore we republish 1t. Mr.. 4. II.
Bintlifi, son Of Gen. Bintlih. editor Of the
Janesville wis., Gazette, and Miss
Annie Holmes were married at St. Peters
Episcopal church. Mosnd City, on Mon.
day evening At 9 O'Clock. They left for
st. Louis at IL, and from there will 20 to
Chicago and thence to Janesville, their
future home.
"A runaway that creatsd quite stir
among the people and teams, took place
on Ohio Levee yesterday afternoon. A
Missouri countryman left his team stand.
ing near the establishment OF Henry
Sayers, and the animals got frightened,
ran down the levee, turning over drays
and everything else that CHANGED to be In
their way. When they reached the cor
ner OF Fourth street they came In contact
with water-cart, which they completely
demolished. Their course was here
brought to . close. when II was found
that no damage whatever had been done
either the wagon or the team.
The lecture Of Mrs. Ella c. Granger
on Centennial Work." delivered At the
Presby teriaE. church on Tuesday evening.
fully answered the expectations OF the
lsdy's audience. Mrs. Granger 10 thor.
oughly posted on her subject, and gave .
full and interesting history Of the Cen.
tennial enterprise since ito inception.
The address was calculated to excite On
interest In the matter, especially among
the ladies, A. 1t contained many points In
regard to the work done by the women
OF other localities which are OF . nature
encouraging to those about to enter into
1t. Mrs. Changers delivery and manner
WeIc very pie2SIuX.
"A. Jaeckcl, Of the ITALIAN saloon,
opposite the BULLETIN Office, is now pre-
pared to serve up, on short notice, fresh
oysters In any style that may be desired.
Having neat. tasty and quiet room, no
better place in the city can BE- found
where one can 90 and enjoy dish OF the
bivalves. On each Sunday afternoon he
will spread . sumptuoVs lunch and will
continue the same until further notice.
On next Sunday hs will treat his patrons
to kartofiel pfannenkuchen, (potato pam
cakes). with cranberry sauce, and be
extends cordial Invitation to all to come
and partske Of the same. 1l-l6.tf
The lecture by Mrs. Granger on last
Tuesday evening, Is Is well kno WI, was
to have boon delivered the Tuesday even.
ing previous. Mrs. Granger Vas unfor-
tunately much indisposed on that even
ing, and this fact, taken In conjunction
with the inclemency OF the weather. made
it impossible for her to speak on that Oc-
casion. 1t being the desire Of the ladies
interested In Centennial work to have the
lecture deliyAreh A earlv A nossihIe- Dr.