The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-23
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Work on the new levee was sus-
pended yesterday, in consequence Of the
rain Of the night previous.
George w. Corlis, of Metropolis. and
Col. Watkins, OF Mound City, We're in
town yesterday.
There will be the usual services at
the Episcopal church thi. morning and
evening.
ID. X. Bowlcs and family. VI New
York city, were guests at the 81. Charles
Yesterday.
| Come one. come all. and eat OF the
g,and lunch at "Our Saloon tonight.
l2-l5-tf FRED. IioFnEINs.
N. Il. Ames, United States Deputy
Marshall from Springfield. is at the st.
Charles hotel.
The Mound City people propose Civ
ing Leap Y ear party at.Stokes' hall, on
the 22nd OF February.
MIR. j. c. thinner, general agent Of
the 81. Louis, Iron Mountain all South
ern railroad at this point. i in 81. Louis
| Oh bushes.
An Interesting account of the execu-
| ton OF Marshall Grain will be found on
the second page OF this mornings Bull
LETiS.
~ negro named John Shaiiey, stole a
mule from hi mother. in Columbus, Ken
lucky, On Friday, and is supposed TO
have made his way 10 this city with his
plumber, and the police wantto find him.
The Turner society are making ar
rangcments for q grand masquerade ball.
TO be given at their hall, corner Tenth
and Poplar streets, on the night OF Feb
ruary 10Th, 1875.
Mr.. Ward, an old coal dealer, has cs-
tabllshed a new coal office, aud invites
the patronage of all his old friends and
everybody else to give him trial-iig-
lures are low and terms cash. See Notice.
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The evidence in the Lane case will be
In by Monday noon. when the argument
will be commenced. The argument OF
the case will take up one day at least,
and probably more, as there are six at
torneys in the case.
There will be the usual services at
the Presbyterian church this morning,
conducted by the Rev. 3. Y. George
Sunday school at 3 o'clock. In the even
| ing there will be union service of the
Presbyterian and Methodist congrega-
tons, at the Presbyterian church.
"A party of some forty ladies and
gentlemen came down from Metropolis
yesterday afternoon, aud returned by
the steamer Florence Lee. They went
about town, gazing at the may beauti-
full sights in admiration.
Mrs. Saunders returns her warm
thanks to her pupils, and the ladies', gea-
| tlemcn and amateurs, who so kindly as
sisted at her concert ; also to the citizens
of Cairo. for their liberal patronage, and
to the gentlemen of the COrnet band,
who contributed their excellent music.
| We recommend our readers, partlcu-
larly those who need washing, or wash.
ing done, to read the card Of Mrs. Let:ie
Coleman, In the BULLETIN; study her
prices, and then 60 unclean if you have
the conscience to do so. All We have to
say is for neatness and dispatch no one
excels her. l-23-2t
| The Georgia MINISTRIES gave their last
performance In this city last night. 1t is
the unanimous opinion that they are
the best troupe IN their line
that ever visited Cairo. They dealt in
none of the old, stale jokes, SO common
with almost all other troupcs. They are
original In everything; and the songs,
and the manner in which they were sung,
were simply sublime. The Georgla's
will always meet with Il hearty welcome
at the hands Of the Cairo public.
Elder Il. j. Shores OF the first Mission.
airy Baptist church, was pleasantly sur.
prised by party of his friends. at late
hour Thursday night. The Elder had
retired, but the arrival Of the party
brought him from his dreams, and on
coming to his parlor. he found 1t filled
with the members and friends Of bis
congregation. After several hours OF