The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-04

low, but only to prompt paying custom
cis or for ready cash.
CIAs. -. PATiLE.
q lot New iork store.
DIR. CANINE. DR.. Canine, dentist
opens his Office this morning on Eighth
street. and L. ready for visitors. Tho
doctor brings high recommendation from
the most substantial men Of Chester who
are acquainted with his professional and
social standing. lie warrants all work
for year bat believes II will be rs en-.
during as time.
SrE notice of lost pocket book.
Somebody is Interested in il.
STEWART. We did not call attention
10 the announcement Of Mr.. James w.
Stewart ut the time it first appeared in
the BULLETIN, for the reason that every
body would read it aud. Mr.. Stewart il
too well known in Cairo to need any no.
ticc from Us. lie has done business here
for years and will receive the support OF
many of the best men in the city. II
elected hc will make an efficient and
faithful city clerk.
PARADISE CoAL.- Mcssrs. Halliday
Bros. yesterday received from their
mines in Paradise township, Perry
county, a solid lump of coal measuring
" inches across the bottom. o feet . inches
high. and % inches across the top. This
piece is cut square. and lacks only few
pounds Of weighing two tons. This Is
undoubtedly the largest piece Of coal ever
taken from any mine in this portion OF
the country. II is of that quality known
a. Paradise coal, than which there /. none
better offered in this market The block
will be- placed rs sign in front OF Mcssrs.
Halliday Bros office.
RABBI BEowNE's IECTuRE.-1herc
was "A very slim audience at the Aihc-
neum last evening to hear the lecture by
Rabbi Browne. Owing to the latcncs.
of the hour, it is impossible TO give the
liaDbi's lecture the extended notice il de-
serves; but thi, much we will say.
1t was one Of the finest efforts ever lis
tened To- by Cairo audience. This was
the unanimous cXprC s,ion Of all who
heard the lecture: and If the Rabbi can he
to remain IN the city and lecture
again tonight, or even tomorrow night.
he will hayc crowded house.
PERSONAL NoTEs.--Mr. Jas. Bcll Of
Golden came down To Cairo on the alter
noon train yesterday.
Capt. ". G. IIambclton of Mound
City was in town yesterday.
Duke Ensminger. who was pretty
badly hurt few days ago by falling
down stair. at Halliday Il Phillips,
is. out again, and was attend
ing to business yesterday.
Prominent among the arrivals. at the
st. Charles yesterday We're the following:
c. a. Beck. superintendent Southern di-
vision Illinois Central railroad; 4. &.
Reed and II. RI. Leonard. New York
5. Il. Ripley, Boston; II. Il. Stephens.
Ohio; jerome Root. Chicago: q. W.
Cabcll and y. f.. kccln, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Ar meeting of the knights OF the
Mystic krcw of Comu-, held ut their
Armory,. Thursday evening, March ~,
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The great success OF the
Mardi Gras festivities in honor of the
presence OF hing Comu. and his consort,
Oh the 18th ul.., was due in no small de-
gree to the cNcrtions of persons not
members OF the krcw and
WHEREAS, The knights are under
many obligations to those who participa-
ted and helped make a success of this,
their initial celebration OF Mardi Gras,
therefore, be it resolved 10y the krew in
solemn coniab assembled:
lst. That the thanks OF the krcw are
hereby rendered to the National City
Cornct band and the Delta City Cornct
hand for music furnished to Ills Honor
Mayor Winter, and City Treasurer Blake
tor their readiness in obeying the bclicsts
OF our King to Capt. W. NJ. Williams,
and all other persons and societies who
joined in celebrating the day and doing
honor To King Comus;
~. That the especial thanks of the
krcw are due Mr.. James De Mott for the
active interest he took IN our carnival.