The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-07

her musical education at the conserva
tory of music in that city.
The business room, 81 Uhio ievet
lately occupied by |. Farnbaker, is va
cant and for rent also the cellar and ar
office up stairs, in same building. Fol
particulars apply to Robert Smyth, OK
Ohio levee. II
Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald and John NJ
Hogan, members of the st. Patrick's Be
nevolent Society OF this city, have gone tc
Ottawa as delegates to convention Of
the Catholic Benevolent organizations Of
the State Of Illinois. ~
A few Of our young men are talking OF
organizing Tilden and Hendricks cam
palgn club. to be called the Color Guards
The club II gotten up, IL to be a first
class and heightened one, and will create
quite sensation In our city.
Mr.. e. NJ. Stearns, who for years has
been in the commission business here, has
sold out his business to Mr.. Henry
Elliott and gone to Chicago. having pur-
| cha ,ed the commission trade OF Mr.. G
NJ. Alden, also formerly of Cairo.
Miss Daisy Cantrell, daughter OF
Judge CantreIl, of Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, and sister Of Mrs. ID. Axtel, arrived
in this city from her home with Mrs. AK
tel on Tuesday night, and is stopping al
the st. Charles.
Dan. Hartman is closing out his en-
tire stock Of dry goods, etc, at cost, pre-
paratory to starting for the east to pur.
chasing his fall and winter stock. There
is no humbug about this. His goods arc
going at cost, and buyers will save money
by calling upon him. If
During the torch-light procession Of
the Sweepers on Tuesday night, the boys
managed to get away with nearly hall
the torches belonging to the club. II
they are not returned, we are requested
to say, those who carried them away will
get into trouble.
The Hibernian torch-boys who have
caps and belts In their possession, belong
ing to the company, are requested to re.
turn them tonight. Pat O'Loughlin
secretary OF the company. is very urgent
in his request that the caps and belts be
returned.
The council meeting on Tuesday night
was fizzle. The big Democratic dem
onstration at the court house was toe
much for the members Of that honorable
body to miss, and as consequence. only
four aldermen were present, and the
body adjourned without transacting apy
| business.
MIR. Roberts, the great labor reform
advocate, and Mr.. P. Ii. Cochran, two en-.
thusiastic and indefatigable workers fol
Tilden and Hendricks, are devotine
their time to the raising Of reform club
| in the Fourth and Fifth wards, which
they propose shall number two hundred
| men.
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ceivinY instructions at the Chicago Mu
steal Conservatory. Mrs. Wright is on
Of Cairo's most accomplished yocalists
She will return sometime during Octo
Der, and will be accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Carrie Ungles, who will spent
the winter here.
A rattle for fine lady's gold watch
valued at SG5, came off at the furnitur
store Of Mr.. Joe Smith on Commercial
avenue. near Eighteenth street, on Mon
day night. A number OF we'll known
young ladies Of the city held chances il
the rattle, and the prize fell to Miss Fan
ME Pitcher, daughter of Mr.. W. F
Pitcher, our esteemed fellow citizen.
The German Catholic school, on Cros
street. between Washington avenue ant
Walnut, under the direction Of the Sister
of Loretto. will open on the 4th inst
Branches taught in German and Englisl
are as follows: Catecbism, reading
writing, photography, arithmetic, geogra
ply. grammar and vocal music. Tuition
81 per month. Extra charges for needle
work. 9-3-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Gilbert, who lef
Cairo some three weeks ago. are now a
the centennial. Mr.. Gilbert writes tina
he would like to give his friends here
description of the centennial ground
and surroundings, but that it is such
big thing that he has become bewildered
and cannot find place to begin or leav
off. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert are stoppin
at the Grand Exposition hotel.
George Hendricks, who goes to Ottaw
next week to be admitted to the legs
bar, will return to Cairo Immediately an,
enter the race for states attorney
George is brilliant young man. III
has during his studies i'm Linegar
| TapSdep's law office partOOk freely n