The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-20

Cochran WIS considerably vexed, aud
had he succeeded In catching the theft
would undoubtedly have right gentcelly
''tanned his hide" for him.
Madame Bursl,a, the celebrated for
tune-tcller of New York, now ut the
Grand Central hotel, in Cairo, is meeting
with fine success. Don't fail to call on
her. She remains until Thursday, the
18th inst. Hours-1 PIN. till 0 pm.
Ladies, 5Oc; gentlemen, 81. ll-O-lt
| Just received another new supply of
those cheap boys clothing and overcoats.
As this is leading article with US, we
mean TO underscll the cheapest In the
ely. HEILBRoS & We'll.
Mrs. Wright, Of Memphis, mother OF
Walton w. Wright, who came to this
city to he present at the marriage OF her
son 10 Miss Matte Williamson. OIL Thurs
day night, Is at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. W. r. Halliday.
Mr.. Marion Wright, of st. Johns,
and Mr.. viii Powell, OF Madison, lndi-
ana, who acted as grOomsmen at the wed.
ding Of Walton w. Wright and Miss
Matte Williamson, OH Thursday evening,
left for st. Louis at IL o'clock Thursday
night.
| We regret the announcement that
the Eplscopalian parlor concert. which
was to have taken place at the residence
of Win. i. Gilbert, Esq, next Thursday
evening, has been indefinitely postponed.
on account OF other entertainments oc-
curing the same evening.
| Frank Wyatt, indicted for an assault
to commit murder, escaped from the
johnson county Jail at Vienna, few
nights since. lie was seen crossing the
street just after leaving the jail, and All
attempt to recapture him was made, but
he succeeded in escaping.
1t was generally remarked at the re.
ception given Mr.. and Mrs. Walton w.
Wright, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. g. d. Williamson, on Thurs.
day night. that the display of presents
presented the newly welded couple, were
the finest ever seen in this city.
The ladies of the congregation Of
the Church Of the Redeemer. will meet
at the Rectory next Tuesday afternoon, at
half-past four o'clock, to make arrange
ments for An oyster supper. to be given
for the benefit OF the church. some time
in December. All ladies belonging to
the congregation, both young and old,
are invited to be present.
PROT. n. s. Bastian, formerly super
intendent OF missions of the NJ. Z.
Church, in Africa, will deliver the follow
ing lectures, free. In the Christian church,
on Eighteenth street, namely: Next
Sunday, the Goth inst, at II am. on
1.-THE Law Of the Spirit OF Life;" Sun.
day. pm, on Jacobs WE'LL" with
remarks on Palestine; Monday, .lst, !
pm, on "what saw in Africa" !,
The present Of Mrs. +. G. Ford to
Yesterday evening about six o'clock,
as Miss Annie Pitcher was returning to
her home from down town, she was ap.
preached. between Fifteenth and Six.
teenth streets, on Commercial avenue, by
well dressed man. who. when he had
come mp even with her, snatched her
pocket book from her hand and disap.
peared. Nothing had been seen OF tho
individual up to u late hour last night
He did not make much by the operation
however. as but small amount O
change was in the book when stolen.
Mrs. Wright was the object OF universe
admiration. 1t ia white wax cross. with
a wreath Of flowers trailing over 1t OF
the top is gold crown; at its foot is an
open bible; OIL one page is the inscrip
ton, "Bear ye one anothcr's burdens :; >
on the other was written, "Thc heart o.
her husband doth faithfully trust in her. :
The cross was enclosed in beautiful
! glass. The entire present was made by
Mrs. Ford, and is exceedingly beau
titul.
: The next lecture of the Library As
n ISOLATION course will he delivered by tn
Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, at the Methods
church on next Tuesday evening. Rev
l MIR. Gilbert is estimated very highly as
speaker by our people, and he will, III
: doubt, draw out large audience. Ib
subject Of the reverend gentleman's lee
ture will be the estate Of the Departed. :
v The music on this occasion will b
= equally as fine rs that Of any OF III
!. previous ones. as Mrs. W. p. Hallida
: and others Of the best singers of the cit
: have been invited to sing.
y A. Jaeckel, Of the ITALIAN saloor
opposite the BULLETIN office, is now pre-
pared to serve up, on short notice, fires
). oysters in any style that may be desiret
Having q neat. tasty and quiet room, n
better place in the City can be foun
!. where one can go and enjoy dish OF tn
n bivalves. On each Sunday afternoon b
= will spread sumptuous lunch and wi
continue the same until further nOtic'
q On next Sunday he will treat his patron
: to kartoffel pfannenkuchen, (potato PAL
"a cakes), with cranberry sauce, and
extends cordial invitation to all to CON
and partakc Of the same. ll-lG-tf
/. AT the close OF the lecture on Ia
le Tuesday evening, Mrs. DIR. Wardner n
nounced that the ladies, whose names a.
le pearcd below, unite in call for NEE