The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-21

-Kartoffel Pfmnenkuclien, with cram
berry sauce, this afternoon at O'Clock,
at Jacckel's saloon. opposite TnE BULLE-
TIN Office. 1t
$4,000 note heads, 10000 envelopes,
n, 900 letter heads, 10 reams statements,
20 rcams bill heads--Carlisle paper--just
received and for sale at the BULLETIN
Office.
--kartoffel PfannenkucheD, with cram
berry sauce, this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
at Jaeckers saloon, opposite The BULLE-
TN Office, 1t
The Encampmcnt Of Odd Fellows
give their supper and ball in Odd FEEL
lows Hall on Friday night None ex-
cept members of the Encampment aud
their families will be admitted.
The Indian Oil Is to be had Of Bar
clay Brothers, who are the agents for
this section Of country. You can also
obtain 1t of the other druggists Of the
city. 1t
--kartofIcl Pfannenkuchen, with cram
berry sauce. this afternoon at 4 o'clock
at Jacckcl's saloon, opposite THE BULLE,
IT'S office. 1t
Just received another new supply Of
those cheap boys clothing and ovcrcoats.
! As this is leading article with US, We
mean TO underscll the cheapest In the
iy. HEILBRoN & We'll.
1t Is said that the force Of men and
teams to be- put to work on the lcvec.
will be able to finish three thousand yards
per day, which will take them at that
rate twenty-five days to complete tie
work.
The Rev. b. Y. George will conduct
services At the Presbyterian church, this
morning and evening. Eighth street, be-
tween Washington avenue and Walnut
streets. as usual. The public are invited
to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, it should be remem-
bered, will deliver lecture at the Metho-
dist church on Tuesday evening. for the
benefit of the Library Association. His
subject will be the Estate Of the de-
parted"
The agent of the New York Colossal
Gift Show not being able to obtain the
use Of the Atheneum for the coming
week, was obliged to pass by without
giving Cairo people taste of his per-
Torrance.
Owing 10 the numerous other attrac-
tions on the programme TOR the coming
week. the managers OF the concerts given
by the ladies OF the Episcopal church
have concluded not to give an entertain
ment Thursday night.
Madame Bursha, the celebrated for
tune-teller of New York, now at the
Grand Central hotel, in Cairo. is meeting
with fine success. Don't fail to call on
her. She remains until Thursday. the
18th inst. Hours pm. till PIN.
Ladies, zoe; gentlemen, 81. ll20-lt
The Boating Association party on
the steamer Eckert next Thursday night
is geing to be a gay affair. Invitations
tor the event 10 the number OF three hun
dred. have been sent out, and the receive
ers OF them to large majority. will no
doubt, report to them with their pres ence
when the party takes place.
The preparations Tor the entertain.
ment OF Miss Kate Thompson, for the
benefit of the Library Association. on
the 9Th OF next month, are still being
pushed forward by that energetic lady,
who will doubtless. when the time
comes, delight everybody with the per-
Torrance.
There seems to have been misun-
Outstanding in regard TO the time of hold
ing the meeting of the ladies to take into
consideration ways and means of awak-
ening an interest in Centennial work in
Cairo. This meeting will be held at the
Atheneum, Monday 22d inst. at o. clock.
pm. A general invitation is extended
to all.
"A getleman representing j. NJ.
Bradshaw IL Son, who has been stopping
/ at the ST. Charles for several days has
found great relief in the use of Indian oil
;Or rheumatism. lie gives much credit
TO it as valuable remedy. Others in the
city also attest its merits from personal
experience. 1t.
We have been informed from relia-
bic source that it Is the habit of several
negro families residing In the neighbour
hood of Eleventh and Poplar streets,
when they run out of fire wood, TO visit
the sidcwall, between Washington and
Commercial apenues, OH Eleventh street,
and take out plank or two. This should
be looked to by the authorities and n stop
put to it at once. and the offenders duly
| punished.
Yesterday evening about o'clock,
negro woman in the employ of Mr..
Mackie, at his residence on the Ridge"
while trying to draw bucket Of water,
fell into the cistern and narrowly es-
capped being drowned. She was taken
out, however. and in the language of
Jim Orange, who. with other reliable
parties were kind enough to furnish us
this item: 'Rolled 'er on a bari and
pumped 'er out. and got dc wind in 'er
agin, and made 'er good us eva"
The present of Mrs. +. c. Ford Ia
! Mrs Wright was the object of universal