The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-16

pleasant anair. JILL. eB.fts
-rtolen by a tramp. from front
porch, Sunday morning. a large UNI
brclls. new, with the letter "B" cut In
the handle. All persons are notified not
to barter for or purchase The same. as the
owner will take it ON sight. - ~
Cairo Encampment, T. o. o. f., hold
their regular session tonight. The
wives OF its members have been invited
to meet at the Hall tonight also, to ar
range for u sociable. 1t is presumed this
will be- the livelicst IL not the noisiest
meeting ever held by the Patriarchs.
Weddings are becoming quite common
hereabouis. which Is an evidence that the
young people Of our city are DESTROYS Of
becoming wise and useful, IL the old say
ing that no young man Is ever sensible
until he gets married and settles down Is
true.
"A reception to be- rendered the wife
OF the Rev. b. y. George, Of the Pres
byterian church. who Is expected to
arrive In Cairo about Thanksgiving day,
is talked of by the Iadies Of Mr.. Georges
congregation.
Mrs. Lansden, Miss Jessie Phillis,
Mrs. Wright. and Mcssrs. Mckee and
Robbins, will sing at the lecture Of Mrs.
Granger this evening. Mrs. Dewey will
preside at the organ.
Mr.. y. II. Oberly will make adj
dresses, during the present menth. as toll
lows: AT Sparta, Friday evening, 10Th ;
Pennington, Tuesday evening. 23d; Jer.
SEVILLE. Thursday afternoon, 10Th, and ut
Quincy, Tuesday, Goth.
John Emu was arrested by the police
on Sunday. lie got on 4 high horse, and
went about making noise, and was made
TO pay for it by Judge Bird, who fined
him five dollars and cost. He paid his
fine and went his way In peace.
10000 note heads, 5000 envelopes,
10000 letter heads, 10 realms statements,
20 realms bill heads-Carlisle paper-jnst
received and for sale at the BULLETIN
Office.
Numerous complaints are being made
of the condition Of the crossing at the
corner of Fourth street and Washington
avenue. The people residing ia that
neighborhood will doubtless sing praises
Of the city council If they have the
crossing repaired.
An unusually large congregation at
tended the colored church, corner of Fif-
teeuth and Walnut streets. on Sunday
night, to witness the nuptials OF young
colored man and lady. who will hereafter
braye the trials and troubles OF this
world of ours hand in hand.
-Messrs. RuDert and Thomas Bag
well. who are to build the new Missis-
sippi levee. arrived in the city from St.
Louis. on Saturday night. Their imple-
ments have all arrived. and work on the
levee will be begun just as soon as posi-
Die.
Mrs. Colby. Of Chicago, delivered
two lectures on Sunday, in the Liberal
Religious hail. to fair audiences. She is
given credit by members Of the Liberal
Religious Association Of delivering the
best lecture Of any one who has ever
spoken under their auspices.
Invitations for the party to be given
by the Cairo Boating Association on board
the steamer Eckert, on Thanks giving
eve. will tie issued on Thursday. Only
the members Of the Boating Clab and a
few OF their friends will participate in
the party.
From the Raii,coy Rerie,c, Novem.
Der l3. 1915, We learn that the operations
of the Cairo & st. Louis railroad for
August last, were Gross earnings (Sl72
per mile, 1850. SO ; working expenses
(7s.ls per cent?, Sl9,6os.7s; net earnings
iS37 per mile), S5,47l.55; extraordinary
expenses, rentals, etc. S2.Gll.GG: net
profit. S2,959 50.
"A iioater was picked up opposite
the s.. Charles Hotel in the Ohio river
yesterday morning. Coroner Gossman
was notified, aud held an inquest
was found marriage certificate, which
gave the names OF Joseph Andermott
and Miss Annie Hummel. The certfi-
cate was issued in Chicago. After the
inquest, the body was placed in the hands
of Mr.. Cary, the undertaken, and buried
at the expense of the city.
Winter is upon us, and it behooves
those who wish to economize to look
around and see where they can get cloth
ing. dry goods, ETC., at the most reason
able figures. Hebron & We'll, l42 and
IA Commercial avenue. have the rcputa-
ton OF giving the best bargains to be
found in the city, which is undoubtedly
true, us their store is crowded with buy
ers from morning till night. They ere
adding daily to their already large stock
of dry goods, clothing etc., and are de-
termned to dispose Of the same at prices
to suit everybody. BY all means call aud
see them.
"A. Jaeckel, of the ITALIAN saloon,
opposite the BULLETIN office. /, nov pre-
pared to serve up, OH short notice, fresh
oysters in any style that may be desired
Having neat. tasty and quiet room, nc
better place in the city can be found
where one can go and enjoy dish o, tn,
bivalves. On each Sunday afternoon ht