The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-23

cOpal clulrch cOngrcgJiiOnh met nv thc rec
tory yesterday afternoon. and made ar
engagements for and oyster supper, to be
given by them in December.
The Boating Association give tlieir
party on the Eckert tomorrow night.
'rhosc who wish tickets for the party can
obtain them for one dollar, at Robbins
music bazaar, Commercial avenue.
DIR. Gebl,art. of Metropolis, did NOT
lecture IN Liberal Religious hall last sun
day, owing to his inability TO leave bust
ness at his home. We win. However.
speak under that body's auspices next
Sunday.
Tile sermon If the Rev. Mr.. Gilbert
at The Church of the Rcdccmcr on sun
day night, was listened to by Il large con-
gregation. His subject was "POlitical
Campaigns" and the sermon is said to
have been good.
Mayor Winter, W. l.. halliday, Ros-
well Miller. II. 4. Linegar, Jcwctt VIII
cox and James johnson. delegates TO at
tend the railroad convention 10 be held in
st. Louis to-day. left by las, nights train
for st. Louis.
The Encampmcnt of Odd Fellows
have private supper and ball In odd
Fellows hall ON Friday night. None but
members OF the Encampmcnt and their
families, will be allowed to enjoy the
pleasures OF the occasion.
james Smith, the man who was mp
before Judge Bird yesterday. and sent to
the lookup for three days for being drunk.
declares that he was robbed If eighty
dollars while under the influence OF
liquor on Saturday night.
AT the rattle for the eighty dollar
clock and fruit picture. at the st. Charles
Hotel, on Saturday night, Mr.. James
Scovill. a messenger on the Illinois Cen
trail railroad. won the clock, and Mr..
James Stock, cutter in Antrim's clothing
establishment, won the picture.
The ladies' and gentlemen who take
part in the play Of ''Led Astray,'' at the
Atheneum on Thursday and Friday
night, have all become very efficient in
their parts. and splendid rendition of
the piece may be looked for.
A small negro boy, named jenkins,
was hurt pretty badly near the corner of
Twenty-second street and Commercial
avenue yesterday morning, while playing
on hand ear on the Cairo 4 Vincennes
raioad company, switch.
Charles futile aud Joseph Harlan.
two stcamboatncn, were arrested tor dis
orderly conduct. They were fined live
dollars and costs each, and sent 10
dwell with Mccarthy for four days, be-
cause AN elephant had tramped on their
poke t-book.
The colored Baptist church. corner of
Fifteenth and Walnut streets, caught fire
on Sunday evening about five O'Clock.
The fire originated from defect in one
Of the iues, and it was with consider.
able difficulty that it was put out. The
damage to the building was slight.
"A dance, under the auspices of the
Delta City Cornct Band, will be given
next Monday evening, Nov. 29th, on
which occasion the dedication of their
hall. which has been recently liked up"
land made ono of the iirst-class Dancing
halls OF the city. will take place. It,.
The alarm of fire sounded yesterday
morning wa, occasiened by the dscov-
cry Of flames in Williamson's vegetable
stand building, Oh Eighth street, near
Washington avenue. The fire was put ont,
but not until a considerable loss on the
part OF Mr.. Williamson had been sus-
tanned.
A colorcl woman named Alice TraN-
ton was up before Judge Bird yesterday
for addressing fellow being with
abusive and feeling hurting language.
She was advised not to 10 so any more.
and fined five dollars and costs. and sent
to the lookup for eight days.
MIR. John II. Oberly took his depart
ure for Pennington, on Sunday night,
where he will deliver lecture TO the
Odd Fellows of that place tonight.
From Pennington he will go to Jersey
vile, and will address the members of the
order OF that city on Thanksgiving eve.
The Milton Mobiles Jim Bledsoe the
atrcal company, we are told, has gone
where the woodbine twineth. They were
not well patronized in New Orleans, and
busted In that city last week. This is q
| pity, for they were surely one OF the
best organizations travelling, and deserved
better fate.
Mrs. W. p. Wright, who will play the
part OF the Baroness in LED Astray,'
on Thursday and Friday nights, is pro-
nounced by Mr.. Thompson, who is an
actor of more than ordinary ability, and
who is drilling the ladies and gentlemen
for their appearance on that occasion
who are TO take part in the play, to be SUI
perior in every respect, to any lady Ia
has ever saw undertake the character.
There has never been known a Cough
so stubborn As to resist the action of Halls
Balsam for the lungs. In the beginning
of "A cough ii is certain IN a very shor
time, and In the worst cases continued
treatment Is sure to conquer it. IL Is
Standard remedy in every one of TIN
States and Territories, and In two-tlilrd
/ OF the rest OF the world. Every druggis