The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-13

| ten DAYS. returned 10 Cairo on Monday
afternoon.
| -Indirs, misses and chillrcn's under
wear ut very low price. at J. Burger Il
! Co.'S.
The mrmb r. Of the Taylor Literlry
| Club have purchased II number OF beaili-
| FIJI chrolno~ with which 10 decorate the
walls OF their pl-a-an, and comfortable
club rooms. The money invested in the
pictures was made up from private sub
scription by the members.
Large stock ladies furnishing goods,
to b. sold very cheap at G.. lanny's.
-rhc sidewalk on the west side of
Washington avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, is now undergoing
repairs.
Things were made lively in the
nrighborhood Of the New York store
yesterday morning By an OK team that
took 1t into their heads to run away.
We have on hand 1000 yards OF
remnants of calico which We offer at six
cents yard. HErLBRoS Il We'll.
A little boy by the tame Of Harry
Green, was badly hurt yesterday alter
noon. by being struck with baseball
bat. while playing ball in the upper part
Of town.
The grand lodge ofOdd-Fellows met
al Peoria yesterday. Several prominent
members of the order oi this city were
present.
For great bargains in Flannels, call
OF J. Burger & Co. They have the best
assorted stock in the city. and sell them
at a,tonishiligly low prices.
The next l-ciure under the manage
meut of the Library Association. will be
delivered in the Christian church, kigi-
t,en,h street, by the Rev. Charles \. CHI
bert. next Tuesday night.
The first sociable OF the season, to be
given under the auspices of the Liberal
Religious Association. Will take plac 1T
their hall, corner OF Washington avenue
and Twelfth street. tonight. The socia-
bic will be very pleasant affair in every
respect, and esp, ciully will II be eujoya-
Bile 10 the lovers of dancing. A fine
string band has been engaged by the as
socialiom to furnish music for the occa-
sion. and those who would spend u
pleasant evening should not fail To at
, tend The suciables will be continued
throughout the winter, ut intervals Of
two weeks.
"A very large assortment of German
, town yarn, B,rnali Zrp'yrs, and every
article apprrlaining to hi, d-parlm nj
IN all shade, and color-. ut j. Burger &
Co...
- The lecture ct Mrs. DR.. Smith, An
Hour with the P,mi..' nj thr Methodist
church last nigllr. was largely attended
Thruu III the entire address the ~.ricte-I
attention was l.,ilIu the speaker. w',' dl-
. livrr,d the l'c,urr with rueh -cli-p'-~r>
e .iui, and dignlsS. II r listeners ar" all %
one upnion--;lat h,r ttt"rl stands M
: surpassed 10y an, lecture Yet d'livrr,t
: before llr Library Association since ih'
organza,s,n of lim body. Mrs. W. L
Wright and Miss lizzie Steel were als'
very highly praised for The mann"r il
which they entertained the audience will
II number Of very beautiful song.
:, Eey~rIIE ALEXANDER COUNTY
~ BANK WILL PAY INTEREST o.
l., DEPOSITS IN THE SAVINGS DE
. PARrMENr.
!, Our Domestic Department, is complrt
ia all its details, and VII be sold cheapr
than ever. j. BURGER IL Co.
q, A series ui lectures under the ausp
ces of the members OF the Library AssC
citation for the establishment OF II publ
- library in Cairo, will be held alter
= nately ut the Presbyterian, Methodist an
=. Christian churches. The following Il
dies AMI gentlemen have kindly COZ
- sented to lecture, commencing:
80 Oct. 3. Mr.. 5. p. Wheeler.
.. " II, Mrs. w. II. Smith.
~ a" 10. Rev. Charles A. Gilbert.
!. /" 20. Mrs. II. Wardner.
Nov. 2. Prof. G. G. Alvord.
Ia f." 0. DR.. q. q. Parker.
80. :" 10, DR.. ii. Wardner.
20 /" 90, Gro be tllledO.
=" 30. DR.. VIM. Il. Smith.
Dec. 6, Miss Kate Thompson.
:. 4" Is. Hon. VIM. ii. Green.
~ " 81, Mrs. &. q. Alvord.
90 &. Z. f. Goss. SeC'y.
=" Bv order of Executive Committee.
m. Sure cure for chills and tever-T"l
nj one lemon and one cup black cote
& Get your lemons ut Phil. II. saup's. WI
has received the last there was III
a., Inu;s 9-lO-3t
s.d -Read the Locals of Hebron & W.
a., 4, l.r,s ,v,n.r These ueutlpul,