The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-26

The gravel now being put on Sixth
street, between Commercial avenue and
the levee, IL said to be the best ever used
upon the streets Of Cairo.
Mr.. Wilson, who is to lecture In Lib
cral Religious Hall, arrived by the ILL
nois Central railroad train yesterday
afternoon.
Rosa, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dczmia. died yesterday morning.
The remains were taken to Jonesboro for
intcrment.
Elder Pierce will preach this morn
ing at the Methodist church. The first
quarterly meeting of this station will be
held. Mr.. Gillian will preach tonight.
Rev. Mr.. Gillian. the new Method.
LIST minister, will preach to-day. lie Is.
we are informed, very able preacher.
and his sermons are said to contain
much matter.
Mr.. George I. Dearborn, Of Lynn.
NJ massachusetts,, a schOolnate Of Treasurer
Blake. Is now In this city on u visit.
Blake will make a Cairoite Of Mr.. Dear.
born. If possible.
The business Of dying Is becoming
very popular outside Of Cairo. Almost
everybody In the county around
about our city l. either dead or getting
ready to go into their collins.
The Taylor Literary Club feel elated
over the great success Of their minstrel
entertainment Friday night The net
proceeds realized fiom the undertaking
foot up an even hundred dollars.
The theory OF our river correspond
ent about the attack the Mississippi is
making upon the Illinoi. shore at thi.
place il. we have no doubt. the correct
one. Walt is up in river matters.
The Ancient Or'.er OF Hbernians are
to give Il grand ball on the 18th Of Oclo-
Der. They are making preparations. and
propose having it excel anything OF the
like yet given.
MIR. Hyslop. Of the Enterprise Saw
ings Bank, who has been absent long
time. will return within few days. A
sight of him will be good for sore eyes.
We miss him at home.
The Ssa classes Mr.. Jewett Wilcox as
a Republican. This gentleman has as
sured US more than once that he is done
with the Republican party. The civil
rights bill was too much for Wilcox.
y. X. Cunningham. Esq. will for
mally open The Central House. at Mound
City to-day. He will celebrate the event
with free lunch at westphars garden.
near the town. He will continue to drive
hacks and practice law.
The Taylor Literary Society having
made great hit in the intellectual busi-
ness of negro minstrelsy, now propose to
Ego up higher" and engage in mind-de-
veloping circus. An order for horses has
already been sent forward.
Tickets TO the Lecture Course of the
Library Association, can be purchased at
the book and drug stores Of the city.
Double season tickets, So; single, 81.
Price Of admission to one lecture, 20
cents.
The elite Of the city We're at the
Atheneum Oh Friday night. The pres
ence Of 50 large and select an audience
was great compliment to the young
men Of the Taylor Literary Society, who
minstrcled on the occasion.
Judge Bird passed sentence upon but
one man yesterday. The offender was
one James Carroll. who was arrested by
Brown and Sargent for being drunk. He
was fined two dollars and costs, and sent
over tor three days because he couldn't
pay.
MIR. ". W. Thornton will drop
down upon Us from Shclbyvilc in Octo
Der. Cairo would be the gamer if
Thornton could be induced TO tarry
with us. lie il one OF the men who take
an interest in our city. and are willing
to do something TO build it up.
"A. HALEY will put a full force OF
hands to work tomorrow morning 10
remove his mammoth stock OF stoves
tinware, etc, to his new store, No. ia
Commercial avenue, opposite Winters
block and next door to the Arab engine
house.
1t was Kicks, the preacher, whose
house was destroyed by fire Oh Friday
night. All he had in the world was con-
sumed, and yesterday he was circulating
paper asking for subscriptions to aid
him in his misiortunes. He is healthy
man, and physically able to work.
The general opinion is. that the
"City Council on Friday night at the
Atheneum was a Nat failure. In thu
"play," the Mayor INDUCED in torren
of talk. This is not according to nature
Mayor Winter. in the actual Council, i
not much of talkcr. He's nearly Away
silent, except when he says something.
Mrs. 5. j. S." in letter to the Pa
ducah Herald. describes the Liberal Re
lisious Association Of this city as ''menl
bers Of various churches, people who ar
members Of no church. Materialists, In
fidelS. Atheists. and Deists; but tn
original pillars were and are Spiritual
lists and lnfdels." Quite mixture
oil, water, vinegar, etc.
ID. X. Dill's Inventive Crew is com
ing on with something new. 1t is can
yass trOune and will mass throuph I'm