The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-16

Abandoned the life OF single Dlessedness,
and taken to themselves partners tor
life. May their livea he long. prosperous
and happy, IL the sincere wish Of the
BULLETIN.
The Amusement season has come.
Two shows are looked for the latter pant
Of this month. Milton Mobiles theatre
cal troupe opens on the 2lst. and stays
three nights. Roihchild & Cp's Royal
Victoria m-hagerie aud circus will be
here on the 9th.
The young ladies and gentlemen Of
this city should not forge, that splendid
opportunity IL now afforded them by
Mrs. Granger. TO learn the art Of short
hand writing. Mrs. Granger can be found
at Photographic Institute. corner WASH
inyton avenue and fourteenth street.
every evening.
j. Burger d Co. have now OH hand
the most elegant stock Ut 2 aud 3 button
Kid Gloves ever brought to this city. and
ARE determined to sell them at reuiark-
all y low figures.
Little children should he taught not
to iriir with oxen. a little child, while
play iuy near team Of these bruies yes
t-fday. near this establishment, ex-
cited the anger VI one OF the animals. aud
II made Il Iungc at the yOungsirr, who
was barely saved from u irigIiliul goI.
ing by the driver, who was seated In the
wagon.
"A. NJ. Pen!ield. the man arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Shcehan few day ago
tor forging IA cheek tor -,vrniy.ti,e dol.
lars, and obtaining the money Oh the
sain-. on the Alsxaiid"r County bank Of
this city. was gwen hearing before
Judge Bird yesterday afternoon. lie
was held to bail IN the sum Of three hum
drrd dollars, to answer the charge 1t the
next term Vi the circuit court. lie went
to Jail.
Il. ID. Akin 4 Co.-Harness aud sad.
dies, collars. whips, etc. Those fayOring
us with their patronage will lind CONF
prte l.ne Of goods from which to sel-c,
at bottom prices. l05 Commercial avenue.
Repairing done and second hand harness
for sale. lU-l3 Ut
ON Thursday night two members of
the BULLETIN corps sustained the repu-
tatiun of the boys as pugilists, by squar.
ing themselves and indicating their
wounded honor by making few angry
passes at zach other, and then subsidized.
winding up the affair by shaking hands
across the bloody chasm and swearing
eternal friendship for the future. In this
they exhibited the only good sense that
charac.cri1ed the whole proceedings.
And still another marriage comes to
US. Mr. ID. Z. AXtell. superintendent
of this division of the St. Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern railroad. WAS
married OH Thursday to a fair lady OF
Little Rock. named May Canfr-ll. Mr.
Axi-ll and his bride are now Oh their
way to New York and other large ciri-s
Ut the East. where they Will remain |
some days. and then return to
Cairo and take up their abode AZ III.
81. Charles, where Mr.. a. has secured
rooms.
Remember the grand ball nj the An
Gent Order OF llibernians at Schc-l's hall
on the 18th inst, A good time may be
expected. l0-3-if
The Pulaski Patriot says: ut seems
To be a matter Of universal regret by our
citizens that The Cairo & Vincenues rail
road have found it Necessary to disc"n.
tinue ths Mound City Accommodation
train. for II Was Il matter Of great cunvrn.
fence to our people notwithstanding ii
involved loss TO the company. Major
Morrill,, however. proposes 10 put on q
freight train as soon as the business OF the
road will justify II. 20 leave Cairo! at 6
O'Clock p. IN. aud arrive at Cairo at 10
o'clock Il. M. This will give our people
the advantage of having the whole work.
ing day in Caro-.
The Milton Noble Combination ia
billed for three nights performance at
the Atheneum. They will open the regu-
lar dramatic season IN Cairo. and should
be well supported during their stay here.
" Bohrmians and Detectives" is their
speciality. and il Is represented by the
PRESS VI other cities as drama tull OF
thrilling interest. Thi. excellent COM
bination is travelling southwark. and
commenced its dramatic season further
north under favorable auspices. and We
hope that tie citizens Of Cairo will
pu,ronixe it in liberal manner. The
three nights set apart for lie short season
are the 2lst. 22i and 23I Of this month.
The following is taken from Il late
issue Of the Alton Ull.) daily telegraph:
"Ihr n. 6 Lodge of the L. Is. o. +. oi
the United States |. now in session in this
city. The following representatives are
present. Frank Wa.hin. o Evansville,
Ind; W. j. Bartholonn ". sparta, HI;
w. II. Ellsworth. Alton. H.; Il. &. Keer,
st. Louis. Mo-; j W. Williams, Sparta,
H.; j. \. Allen. Cairo. Ill.,; Hon. WIN.
Walker. Alton. H.; J. II. Burbrldge,
Paducali. Ky, and others. The lodge
began its session on Monday and con-
tinues during the week. The meetings
are held at the hall Of the Alton Lodge,
on State street, between Second aud
Third.
"A very good audience was AT the