The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-28

underwear she has in stock, ut less ihan
cost from now until the first Of January,
as she Is determined to close them oil out
before the new year. ot.
1t was thought for n time. during the
burning of the tug Cache, on Friday
night. that Halliday Brothers warehouse
would catch also, but it didn't, which IL
lucky thing.
boys calf aud kip boots Of every
quality, at very low prices, at "A. Blacks.
DO not fail to give him call. II will
fully compensate you. nov2'-lw
The members of the Presbyterian
church made the wife of the pastor, Mrs.
George. feel perfectly at home on FRI
day night. aud freely loaded her tables
with useful and fine presents.
The new sidewalks on Twelfth street.
lntween Commercial avenue and Ohio
lcvce are being laid, and will be finished
in short time. They will change, to a
great extent, the aspect of that thorough
fare.
10000 note heads. 10000 envelopes,
90, 900 letter heads, 10 rcams statements,
20 rcams bill heads-Carl-lc papcr-just
received and for sale at the BULLETIN
Office.
). II. IIinkley, Of st. Louis. superin-
tendent of the Cairo s. st. Louis narrow
gauge railroad, and y. w. Wentz, gem
eral ticket agent OF the same road, also of
st. Louis, were at the st. Charles yester-
day.
Just received another new supply of
those cheap boys clothing and overcoats.
As this is a leading article with us, we
mean 10 undersell the cheapest in the
y. HEILBRoN 81 We'll.
ON Friday night, Ulisse LESSER. died
at the house Of her father. Of typhoid
fever. The funeral will take place at the
residence of Mr.. LESSER this afternoon,
when the remains will be taken to Villa
Ridge for burial.
The best black alpacas from 20 cents
to sl-also black cashmere for % cents.
Empress cloth in all colors for 80 cents.
and the newest WOODEN plaids for 80
cents. can always be found at Hebron Il
Wells, l42 and l4I Commercial avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. a. b. Stafford left Cairo
on Friday morning for Evansville, In
diana. where they will spend to-day with
the family Of Major Merrill, of the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad. They will return
home Monday.
"A dance, under the auspices Of the
Delta City Cornet Band, will be given
next Monday evening, Nov. Goth, on
which occasion the dedication of their
hall. which has been recently "fixed up"
and made one of the flrst-class dancing
halls of the city. will take place. 2t
Mr.. Gilbert, rector, assisted by his
brother. the Rev. +. Il. Gilbert, will con-
duct the services at the Episcopal church,
at i A. IN. and 7:3O p. IN. to-day. "Man-
ners Make the Man will be the subject
of the rector's sermon at the evening SER
| vice.
There will be the usual services at
the Presbyterian church. Eighth street,
| between Washington avenue and Wal
nut street, Rev. Il. Y. George pastor,
this morning and evening. All are in
yited to attend. Sunday school at three
o'clock.
The festival given by the African
Methodist Episcopal Church folks. which
has been progressing since Thanksgiving
morning, was quite successful affair. 1t
is said that the net proceeds of the iesti-
val will reach two hundred dollars, if not
more.
| Fresh baltimore shell oysters at
the Planters House II-2s.tf
About eleven O'Clock Friday night,
the steam tug Cache, owned by Halliday
Brothers, while lying near their ware
house, opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
took fire and burned. The fire origina-
ted from a stove in the pilot house. The
tug was insured.
"A Black guarantees every pair of hi,
custom made boots and shoes, and actu
ally exchanges new pair for any tina,
may rip or burst. This is fact that
should be noted by every person. espe-
cially by those victims of shoddy goods
made in imitation of custom work.
nov27-lw
Mr.. Charles ". Anderson. OF Nash
Vile, Tennessee, who was in this city
yesterday, must certainly be man OF
large experience in the railroad business
Besides being superintendent of the Greer
Line freight company, Mr.. Anderson i.
the agcn. for twenty-three different rail
roads.
The next thing on the taps, in thu
shape of home entertainments, is to be
minstrel performance by the Taylor Lit
erary Club The members of the institu
! ton succeed much better In a negro SHOW
than in anything else. 1t will take plac
about the 2Sth of December, and will b.
better even than the last performance O
the kind given by them.
Billy Burleigh,a sporting man of Chi
cago, accompanied by his wife, stoppc'
over ut the st. Charles from Friday nigh
until yesterday morning. They were Of
their way to New Orleans, where MI
Burleigh is taking a number of runnin,
horses, which he has entered for tn
races, that commence in that city on tn