The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-14

ject upon which she will speak on both
occasions.
Miss Emma Etheridge. daughter Of
Emerson Ethe:idgc, Of Memphis, the
great Tennessee orator and cx-inembcr Of
Congress. Is ut the st. Charles Hotel.
Mayor Winter did not return to Cairo
with the other members OF the committee
who went 10 st. Louie to consult with
General Simpson. He will remain in the
Future Great several days.
Services at the Presbyterian church,
Eighth street, between Washington ave.
uue and Walnut street, will b. conduct,d
by the Rev. q. Y. George. this morning
aud evening.
We called the new cornet band in
yesterdays paper the Liberty" when
we should have styled it the "Cairo Ma.
tional Cornet Band" Anyhow, II is q
good band, for one so new.
Mrs. Granger will lecture before the
Library Association on Tuesday even.
ing. The subject of her lecture will be
Centennial Work." She should be
greeted, as she undoubtedly will he, with
a large audience.
Mr.. &. f. Morris, formerly OF this
city and brother Of our esteemed fellow.
citizen, w. II. Norris, will be married In
Grace church, Chicago, on next Thursday
evening, to Miss Ida MAILER scranton, OF
that city.
"A mad dog made his appearance on
the levee yesterday morning, and created
quite stir. lie was followed as far as
the New York store by Jesse MahafIy,
who, at this point. sent him to his last
home. with the aid of load Of buckshot.
The Rev. Charles A. Gilbert, assisted
by his brother. Rev. Frank Gilbert, of
Missouri, will conduct services as usual.
this morning and evening. 1t the Church
Of the Redecmer, Fourteenth street, be-
tween Washington avenue aud Walnut
street.
We were in error in stating that sew
eral young men were going 10 give fair
tomorrow evening at Burgers old stand,
for the benefit of the Catholic church. 1t
will be dance. and not a fair. and will
be in no way connected with the church.
The committee who went to st.
Louis to interview General simpson,
will, in compliance with request made
by the general, prepare a statement set
ting forth the facts AS represented to him,
which will be presented to the Council.
William Glenn was up before Judge
Bird yesterday morning. charged by OFF,
Ger LaHue, who arrested him, with being
drunk. He was fined two dollars and
costs. and sent 10 the calaboose for three
days, as he had no uioney.
Dan Hartman will open his NAM
moth queensware store, Oh Sixth street.
between the avenues. on Monday or
Tuesday. when he will offer to the citi-
zens of Cairo one Of the largest AMI best
selected stocks of goods In the queens
ware line ever brought to Cairo.
MIR. Charles Hardy has engaged the
room over whitlock's store. instead of
Liberal Religious hall. where he will give
lessons in dancing. commencing Monday
night, November Is. Gentlemen's class.
Mondays and Thursdays, at s o'clock
pm. Chiliren's class on Satu, days at 9
p. m. commencing November Goth.
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-BillyF eelnan, the banjo player with
Madame Blanche's troupe. Is, without
doubt, one OF those rare gcnuses whose
great talent is difficult to appreciate.
Billy is self-made man, and will one
day loom mp In brilliancy and spiendor,
il some unforeseen misfortune does not
overtake him. and blast his bright pros
poets.
Thompson, the gentleman who is
training the members of the Taylor Lit
erary Society for their theatrical enter
tainment, which is to take place at the
Atheneum soon, helped the Madame
Blanche troupe out on Friday evening,
and 1t is the opinion Of all who witnessed
the performance that he was by far the
best artistic the troupe had.
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