The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-22
Local Brevities.

Jay morning.
-Rev. Mr.. George will conduct service
in the Presbyterian church to-day at tn,
regular hours. Services in the evening
as usual
There Will be services at the Church
of the Redeemer this morning at 4
O'Clock, and this evening at 7:3O O'Clock
Sunday school at 8 o. clock, p. m.
Stuart & Gholson are selling bleachet
and brown cottons at lower prices thar
the same have ever been offered at.
There will be services at tie metho
dist church to-day. Rev. d. J. Gillian
officiating. Services in the evening also
Sunday school at three O'Clock, p. IN. AL
are invited.
There Will be the usual services a
the Episcopal church to-day, the rector
the Rev. Mr.. Dillon-Lee officiating
Hours Of service ii a. IN. and 7:30 p. m
Evening PRAYER with lecture every Fri
day at 1880 p. m.
AT the meeting OF the council on Fri
| day night, the votes cast at the late cleo
ton were canvassed. and the result an.
nounced. The result was the same as
announced in the BULLETIN Of Weines-
day morning.
In yesterday mornings paper we
stated that j. r. Miller had been elected
captain Of the HibeInian fire company.
In this we were mistaken, Mr.. Miller
was not candidate for captain Of the
company.
we earnestly invite every buyer OF
dry goods to give US call before buy.
ing. We can aud will save you money.
STUART & GHoLsoN.
Mrs. DR.. Wardner has gone TO Chi
csgo. Mrs. Wardner, with number OF
other ladies OF the state. is now engaged
in an effort to establish a home for
friendless girls" and her visit to Chi
cago is on business connected with that
project.
Dan Dean, proprietor of the Airing
ton House, will leave for st. Louis to-
morrow afternoon, where he goes to pur-
chase new furniture and carpeting for
the Arlington hotel. Mr. Dean is de-
termined to put the Arlington in first
class condition.
Mr.. John c. Foggett, late ticket
agent at Cairo for the Cairo and St.
Louis railroad, together with his family,
took their departure yesterday tor St.
Louis, where they will make their home
in the future. Mr.. Foggett is a good
citizen. and we regret that he has gone
from among US.
Chief Gossman yesterday afternoon
arrested two colored men at the corner of
Sixth street and Commercial avenue for
being drunk and disorderly. The men
were both under the influence Of liquor,
and as consequence quarrelsome. They
were locked up, and will be taken before
Judge Bird for trial tomorrow morn.
ing.
Rev. Sir. George will leave the city on
Tuesday next tor the East where he will
remain for four and perhaps six weeks.
Mr.. George has been in poor health for
some time, and his trip to the East is
made in the hope OF regaining his for
mer strength and yigor. He will spend
the greater part of his time in Philadel-
phia.
Among the guests at the Planters
House yesterday were j. c. Corwin,
Birds Mill; Mo-; S. c. Walker, st. Louis /;
). A. ell, Clncinnati; W. K. Brown
well, w. ID. Jones, Cincinnati; F. Z.
Jewett, st, Louis; Frank Young, Chi
cago; c. z. Hammond, Clinton, KY; J,
Maug, st. Louis; +. b. Hills, Boston;
NJ. G.. Norton. New Orleans; Pat. Gill,
Sikeston; A. D. Frasier; Austin, Texas;
$. Is. Written, Chicago.
Prominent among the arrivals at Her
bert's yesterday were w. F. Topp,
Ii. c. Wells, F. W. Dickens, Evansville;
Burton Backle, New York; ALT. Hon
nard, I. T. Baxter, Walt. Wilson, and
F. III. Martain, st. Louis; A. d. Atkins.
Chicago; VIII Dinton, Memphis; Allen
F. Thayer, Cincinnati; and w. K. Carter,
Vicksburg;
The Dexter. City. (Mo.) Enterprise,
Of Thursday last contained the following:
1--WE spent day and night in Cairo last
| week and were pleased to see that the
Arlington House in the hands of MIR, j..
Dan Deane, is becoming the hotel of the
city. Mr.. Deane and his efficient clerk,
Mr.. Henry, know how to make you feel
at home and how to keep good hotel.'
The next sociable to be given by the
ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church
will take place at the residence of Mrs
w. Ii. Walker, on Twentieth street, neal
the corner of Commercial avenue. or
next Thursday evening. April Goth
Those who attend this sociable may de
pend on having pleasant time, as every
thing that can be will be done to make
il such.
Among the arrivals at the st
Charles yesterday were:J. C.Jones anG
j. F. Hicks, New Orleans; Miss II. Oar
Inns, Carbondale; l.. A. Wagner. vii
liams Means, and A. G. Smith st. Louis
c. A. Hawkins VIM. Thomas. and Geo
Blackburn, New York; B. F. Scribnel
New Albany; John A. Wall, Harrisburg
Miss Lydia Smith, Stockton, CAL; Geo
w. Jene, indianapolis; James Londor
Chicago; Jas. Williams, Cincinnati; II