The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-10

Imaginaire" and "Tableaux Vivant.''
Their programme announces the "Pari-
sian golden groupings OF living statues, .
and claims that Madame Blanche's is
the only authorized troupe of the kind
permitted to travel through Germany
Russia, France, Hungary aud Turkey,
This accomplished artist arrived in
America IN 1876, and since
that time has played In Robinson Hall,
New York; Concert Hall, Philadelphia
Atheneum, Brooklyn; Holiday Street
Theatre, Baltimore; Opera House, New.
ark; Clark's Opera House, Elizabeth
Theatre Comiquc, Washington, with un.
precedentcd success. Exchanges say that
TO witness Madame Blanche and her
fairies Is equivalent to two hours in Para.
disc. The troupc's advertisement will
be found in another column.
We have just received Il full line OF
children's cloaks and bonnets also
ladies' cloaks and skirts at lower price.
than ever. HEiLBRoN 4 We'll.
The new machinery now being placed
la the BULLETIN printing establishment
was, according to contract, to have beer
ready for use on last Saturday. but, as i,
generally the case with such matters, the
workmen failed to accomplish their task
at the appointed time, which has some
what put the proprietors Of the institu
ton to disadvantage. The improvements
will. however, be completed this week
when we will be fully prepared to do al
neat aud artistic printing as any office in
the couatry. Mr.. John II. Oberly is
now in st. Louis, for the purpose of adj
ding the latest and most stylish type, pa
per, inks, etc, to the job Office. The
gentleman nov 1T the head of this de-
partmcnt possesses thorough knowl-
edge OF the art, having been a practical
printer for more than twenty years. lie
is known throughout the United States
as one OF the finest, fastest, and most
expeditions workmen In the business, and
all who want plain or fancy work in the
job printing line will find it to their adj
vantage to call upon the BULLETIN.
In waterproof, all colors, we give cx-
ira inducements. Best black at 90 cents
q yard. HEILBKoN Il We'll.
On Monday night, about O'Clock,
three men went into the Arcade saloon,
kept by Louis Herbert, in the upper part
Of town, where they sat down at table
and began to play cards. When the
game had been finished, the younger of
the party, man about twenty-six years
old, drew package of money from his
pocket, and selecting $40 note, went up
to the bar to pay fc' drinks the party had
got during the game. Mr.. Herbert, upon
examining the bill, told the man that it
was counterfeit. He answered that 1t
was all he had, and that he had received
it on steamboat. This aroused the sus-
picions Of Herbert. he having seen him
return the roll Of money TO his pocket,
and he told the man he would consult Mr..
Metcalf as to the genuineness of the note.
He left the saloon aud went to Sergeant
Wooten and officer Sargent. who hap
pened TO be sitting near the saloon, and
told them of the transaction. They re-
turned with him, but found only the man
who had given him the bill, the two hav-
ing yamoosed. He was arrested and
searched, but no other money was found
upon him. Mr.. Herbert, however, was
sure he had seen him pat roll OF money
into his pocket, and this. coupled with
the disappearance of the other men, led
the officers to the conclusion that he wa.
one of the gang of counterteiters who
have been plying their trade here tina,
he had given his partners the money
seen by Herbert, and that they had made
good their escape with it. He was put
in the county Jail for safe keeping. The
other parties have not been seen since.
Cold, cough. consumption, death
This is the order, and it is certain to 90
in that order, unless the proper remedy
is used. Halls Balsam Tor the lungs will
cure the first and second, and the third
| if taken in time. Il is n remedy of forty
years standing, and standard with thu
best physicians in the country to-day
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81 per bot
| tie.
The best one dollar Kid Gloves fount
in this country can be bought ut He'll
bron & Wells. l42 and Ia Commercial
avenue.