The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-30

than a dozen OF them. TO say that the
child was well physiced Is no cxaggera.
ton, but DR.. Smith succeeded in saving
the little fellows life.
Len I'axon, Of the PaduCah Nc,rs Is
an admrer OF jim Biggs. Hear his song
Of praise: Among other Cairo people
at the lair grounds yesterday we met
Mr.. jim Biggs and two daughters. Jim
is the most polite and irreprcssibIe rad
road and steamboat agent at Cairo, and
represents the jim Fisk, Jr,, in that
city,
Major wilkinson, the distinguished
colored minister OF whom we spoke
a few days ago, has returned TO Cairo at
| the request CT many OF his friends here,
and will preach in the Rev Mr.. Culd-
Wells church this morning. His subjec.
viii be "The Power OF Cod Acyrdial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
In order to give English -.cakiug
children who wish to learn German
an opportunity to do so, RcY. G. Dur
schner will give instructions in the Ger
man language every Saturday from . to
y a. m, commencing on the first SatuI-
day IN October.
For further particulars enquire at the
school room or the German Lutheran
church, on 18Th street. 81
Among the arrivals at the Planters
House yesterday were: ID IL Tucker
Dexter, Mo-; ; e Rush. Jetf Finley, j y
McPhee, Chicago; j ID Cook, Clinton,
Ky; Thos Halls, ) Washburne, Centrala
Miss Docia Tucker, Milan, Tenn; + W
Starting, Evansville; X VI Mckenzie, st.
Louis; NJ KAHN, Paducah;J r Mcintosh,
Philadelphia; Il Conrad, st. Louis; W L
lleggie, Bertram, Mo.
!--And now we are told Of two more
"sOuls with but single thought, two
hearts that beat as one" who viii enter
into contract to tread the path Of this life
together, and share its many trials ana
tribulatiOns. they are Mr.. Ed. Powell,
cashier at the New York store, and Miss
Lizzie Emf. These two young persons
are wellk.nown to ali Of our people. The
marriage viii take place some time next
week.
The Rev. j. ID. Gilman desires US to
say that, by request and direction of
Bishop Peck, he will occupy the pulpit
Of the Methodist Church this morning at
eleven o'clock. lie is not well and will
not preach at night. This may be Mr..
Gillham's last sermon TO the people Of
Cairo, yet should he not get away this
week. or should the minister appointed
to this charge fail to reach here next sun
day, lie may preach again.
u. l.. Collins, the great excursion
man. has on hand u big thing from
down South to Chicago. The excursion
train will pass through Cairo on the 9th
OF October. and all our people will have
an opportunity to 90 to Chicago via the
Illinois Central and return for only LOO.
If they wish to visit Milwaukee on Grand
Haven While absent, they can DO
50 for $3.50 or $3.50 additional, and have
twenty days to do that same in, returning
on any train on the /. c. K. Il. Tickets
| will be sold on the jim Fisk and at all
points between here and paducah. Now
is the chance Tor orr people to have a fine
trip. Collins is the man. See local no.
tice in another place.
Ladies in want of millinery goods,
hats, b0nnets, or trimming Of any kind
or description should call ON Mrs. 5.
williamson, Commercial avenue, next
door to the atheneum. It is fact that
cannot be denied that her stock Of goods
inevcry departments the moStCompleta,
fashionable, most beautiful and witAai
the cheapest brought to Cairo eli r the
war. She has some Of the mos yqui-
Sitely beautiful bOnnets we ever -t', and
which cannot but please those search
Of goods in that line. BY all III rs visit
Mrs. Williamson's before pr hasing
elsewhere. She is also prepaI' to re-
mode and make new Old La shape
them oyer in the latest style, al for
the moderate sum OF from 81 to . cents.
Hats dyed either black or brown. Give
Mrs, W. call and She Will be sure to
please YOU If
Having taken charge Of the grocery
establishment at the corner Of fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, and put
in one Of the largest and best assorted
stocks Offamily groceries ever exhibited
in Cairo, Messrs Pettis & Bird are now
ready for business, and invite tie attcn-
ton of the public to their house. They
have given special attention to the sclec-
ton OF Their goods, and having purchased
for cash are prepared to compete
with any other house in the
city on sugar, coffee, syrups,
teas, hams, bacon, canned goods, and in
facte verything in the grocery and
provision line, They will always keep
on hand choice fresh butter, eggs, and
all kinds of county produce. They will
deliver goods in any part of the city
free OF charge and on short notice.
Messrs. Pettls & Bird solicit share OF
} the patronage OF our citizens, believing
that they can give them better bargains
than can be obtained elsewhere. I'm