The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-11
PARKER & AXLEY,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs,


Cairo, Illinois. ll-1l-2t
The regular monthly sociable Of the
congregation of the Church OF the Re-
deemer, Is to be held at the rrctory this
evening. The musical part of the affair
will be- excellent. as the finest musicians
in the city will take part In 1t.
MIR. Frank Huxley. son Of Mr..
Hinkley. general superintendent Of the
Cairo & st. Louis railroad has been en-
gagged the past few days in surveying in
the upper part of town tor the Cairo &
st. Louis road.
MOUNTED MAPS
OF THE
city Of Cairo,
colored and vanished. for sale at halt
price (s250) at the BULLETIN Office.
Mrs. John Q. HarTan Of this city
received a dispatch about five O'Clock last
evening from Metropolis, stating that
her husband had been taken seriously i'll
IN that placr yesterday. What the ma
ture OF Mr. narman's sickne,, i. we have
not learned.
Now is the time TO get your local adj
ver,ising and ao,ices cheap. Read our
rates of advertising under head Of City
News. These rates will be given until
after the holidays, giving all a good OPP
poriunty TO advertise presents. etc. etc.
Mrs. Colby. one of the most elo-
quent and interesting lady lecturers Of the
| day. we'll known in New York, Boston
aud other large cities. in which she al
ways draws very Ia { audiences. will
lecture Ia the Liberal Religious Hall Sun
day morning and evening, November IA.
1875.
Among the ladies and gentlemen who
| will assist ia the musical part of the
reception at the residence of the Rev. Mr..
| Gilbert. on Seventh street. this evening.
are Mrs. W. p. Halliday, Mrs. Lansden.
Mrs. W. p. Wright, Miss Annie Pitcher,
Miss Ella Robbins. Miss AIDA Halliday.
Mr.. w. IL. Morris end Mr.. james Phil.
| lis.
Fired Davis and Irwin Dugan put In a
piu ioi tA' uuhuibs VI wv nv" 'CNcS' out
they went too high. They wanted
twenty. four cents per cubic yard for do
| ing the. worn. which was just ten cents
per cubic yard more than the lowest bid
der offered To do it Tor.
! Fred Davis and Irwin Dugan joined
the knights Templar on Tuesday night.
They had lively time riding the goat.
but they came out victorious in the end
II took the Knights until two o'clock
yesterday morning to initiate them.
Mr. Chas. Hardy wishes to inform
his pupils that the next meeting for prac-
ticc will take place on Thursday evening,
Nov. 18th, at Liberal Religious Hall, cor
ner Twelfth street and Washington ave-
nue.. A children's class will be organ
lied on Saturday at 2 O'Clock p. m. at
the same place. ll-ll-3t.
The ladies OF the Catholic church of
this city will hold a fair and festival at
Burgers old stand, corner OF Ninth
street and Commercial avenue, common
cling Tuesday evening. November 9th
and continuing three nights. The pro.
ceeds of the festival will be contributed
TO the church. The affair will be a very
pleasant one. All are invited to attend
Tickets of admission, twenty-five cents
The fair and testiva! now being held
by the ladies of the Catholic church, in
Burgers old stand. corner OF Ninth street
y and Commercial avenue, will close this
evening. II You want to spend most
enjoyable evening, 90 around this even
ing, and we guarantee the ladies having
the affair in charge will make it pleasant
for you.
AT the council meeting on Tuesday
night, the city clerk was Instructed Il
change the minutes of the previous meet
ing, SO as to make them read that the or
dinance prohibiting the Cairo 4 Vim
cennes Railroad Company from usln!
steam on Commercial avenue betweeI
certain hours of the day, had been lost
as the mayor, through error, had vote'
on the ordinance. when he had no all
! thori,y tor SO doing.
Frank Wall, a white man, was ar
rested by Officer LaIlue on Tuesday even
. ing for being drunk and raising dis
, turbance about the Louisiana House
kept by the Gazola Brothers. He Wa
+. placed in the cooler and kept there nut
yesterday morning. when he was give
: u trial before Judge Bird, hned two dol
{ lars aad costs and sent back To tn
lookup to remain three days, because h
y couldn't pay.
MADAME Blanche and her troupe
: Continental young ladies will appear Il
. the Atheneum Tomorrow and Saturda
nights. Madame Blanche Is said to b.
IS by the press of Europe and America, on
e OF the most graceful aud beautiful ladi'
10 Oh the stage. II this Is true, and wi''
I. the senior of this establishment says
?, not false--that II IL "naturs tor voan
II men to. be DIN fools about woman an!