The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-26


benefit of those who may wish tn dance
Al are invited to be present.
Large stock clothing tn bc sold out
without reserve. at e.. lianny's.
MIR. ". II. Morris and JcNetl wilcox
left yesterday afternoon for Chicago 10
attend the meeting Of the grand COM
manJcry Of knights 1emplar. Mr.. Nor
ris goes IN tn" place of Dr. Dunning.
whose bu,inc.. would not permit him TO
leave.
BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
IN CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Az
COWPERTHW ATT n PHILLIPS.
Mrs. Dr. Warancr will deliver her
lecture. under the auspices of the Library
Association. this evening. at the Prcsby
terrain church. She will be- greeted by II
large audience, as she Is one Of the most
able writer, and llucnt lady speakers in
orr city.
For cOrk-suicu boots or shoes. 20 TO
Il. Jones, the Commercial avenue boot
and .loc maker. He is iirst-rlass work
man and never fails TO please.
William Farrell. Patrick Martin and
Thomas O'Bricn were up before Judge
Bird yesterday for being drunk. They
were fined two dollars aud costs each.
Farrell and Martin We're sent up tor two
days each. O'Brien wa. given three
days.
Thomas Nash. section boss Oh the
Narrow Gauge railroad. had the mi,ior-
tune 10 set a leg ma .hcd while breaking
ear on SUNDAY. Tie has quite family
of children dependant upon his daily
labor for support, aud this will be great
ailiiciion to him.
A very large assortment of German
town yarn. Bermah zephyrs, and every
article appertainng to this department
in all shades and colors, at j. Burger Il
Cos.
While Mr.. Sol Farnbaker and J.
Burger were returning from Mound City
on sunday evening, their horse got
frightened near Cache bridge and tum-
bled them both into ditch. A black eye
for one anil skinned arm for the other
was all the damage they sustained.
The reception to be rendered Mr..
Oberly By the Odd-Fcllows of this city.
will take Place at the Atheueum on
Thursday night, when he will, in com
pliancc with the request of the members
of the order, deliver the address
delivered BY him before the Grand Lodge
at Peoria.
y. Burger x Co. have now on hand
the most elegant stock of 2 and 3 button
Kid Gloves ever brought to this city, and
are determined to sell them at remark
ably low figures.
The house of colored woman named
Mr.. Smith. on Tenth street, was entered
by thieves on sunday night, and ran
sacked from garnet to cellar. The thieves
went through the woinans bureau, in
which she had hid away Il roll of green
backs, but BY some miracle failed to find
the money. and lett without realizing
anything out Of their visit.
Fred. koehler Il Bro. have opened
Il complete meat market at the corner of
Washington avenue and Eighth street.
and will have OF hand constantly all
kind. Of meats. They make Il speciality
Of sausages. and have become famous in
Til. line. They invite the Patronage of
the public and are confident OF their abil-
ity to satisfy all who may favor them
with patronage.
-Shawls and Cloaks of all the late
styles ranging from the cheapest 10 the
finest. j. Burger Il Co. have paid par
tcular attention 10 this department. and
are able to undersell any house in the
city. Call and be convinced.
the deep sympathy felt by the citi-
zens of Cairo for Mr.. aud Mrs. Cunning
ham in the recent loss sustained by
the IN in the death Of n peculiarly bright
and beloved little boy, has been increased
to a painful extent by second bereayc-
mcnt of like character. On Sunday last,
the remains of Allie, their youngest
child. was borne TO Beech Grove Gene
terry. and there buried forever ont of the
sight of his already afflicted parents.
The double blow has brought
Mrs. Cunningham to a bed of sickness.
The disease which carried off both the
children was diptheria, and another little
one of the family is now suffering from
it. and until yesterday there were but
slight hopes entertained of its recovery.
Ia common with the large number Of the
friends and acquaintance of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham. we extend to them our
sincere and heartfelt condolepce, well
knowing that the poor, common words
OF courtesy. though acceptable. will have
little power to beal the sorrow which has
been visited upon them.
Warning.
The1ublic is hereby notified that the
city is infested with a large number OF
! thieves and roughs. Citizens are warned
| to use more than usual care in securing
their premises. Special policemen have