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

nm IL In cans offered Ia this market
,h,s season. Try them.
49, Metropolis holds her fair next week
Mr.. George Corlis was in the city
yesterday
| Miss Alice Lane Of this city, Is II
| Paducah visiting friends.
The ring of the school bell vii! be
heard throughout the city tomorrow.
Judge Baker went to Springfield yes
terday afternoon by the Illinois Central
road.
--Lost-a pair Of gold eye glasses The
finder will be suitably rewarded by ieay
inc, ,bor, AZ tbis office. Sc
Miss Annie Pitcher goes to st. Lou,
this afternoon to see the Expositlon' She
will remain in that city about two weeks
The Rev. b. Y. George will conduct
services in the Presbyterian church thl'
morning aud evening at the u,u.,h hours
There will BE- the usual sclv,ce' al
the Church Of the Redecmer this morn
ing and evening, condu ted BY the Rev
Mr.. Dillon-Lec.
By reference to card elsewhere 3.
this Issue OF the BULLETIN it vii! be +,
that Mcssrs. Lancaster & Rice have
bought out Mr.. II. l.. Kinnear.
The Sunday Schools Of the Method
ist and Presbyterian churches will hold a
union concert IN the Methodist church
this afternoon at three O'Clock.
A loud tongue fight between two he
gro women created quite a stir on DiYl,'
ion street, between Washington avenue
and Poplar street yesterday evening,
Tile manager, agent and treasurer
of the Great Eastern Circus and Alenag'
arle are in the city, discussing the Ques>
ton whether they shall exhibit in
Cairo.
-Borlaw Mack was up for being drunk
Yesterday. Judge Bird sent him to the
lookup to serve four days under a fine Of
two dollars and costs, which he was IN.
able to pay.
j. Il. Mcintosh, representing the tea
firm Of John b. Love & Co. Of PhlIadel-
phia, and D. c. Betber, OF the firm Of
Forbus Bros. 81 Co., st, LoWs, were IN
Cairo yesterday.
Miss Thompson, Miss Rogers, the
Misses Petusons and Miss Etter, all Of
whom will teach in our public schools
during the fall and winter terms, arrived
in the city yesterday.
Mayor Winter, at his store on Com
mercial avenue near Sixth street, receives
daily the choicest Mobile oysters in bulk,
which lie is selling at Is cents per lOO
They are elegant. Try them. u
"A game of base ball between the
Modocs Of Mound City and the North
Enders of Cairo will take place, this al
ternoon at half past two o'clock, on the
cronnds near Tbirry.fourlh street,
mayor W Ah'ei Ae'Oint' a VI. ! ,'"'
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80 ' ,ra H., Tia wuI on,oor n,
tho othcroum Thrsd,v Friday and
Saturday niuhts,
The man Henry Wager, now in jail
on 4 charge of yagrancy, is tough Gus.
TONER. who has given the police no little
troublc. It is 10 be hoped that when
hrouohtup for trial he will receive tho
,,,1 evtcrt Of the Iow
heen very i'll with bilious fever for the
past week atthe residence of Dr.. Dodds
in Anna We are pleased to learn. how
ever, that size is improving, and, it j
hoped will be entirely recovered in a few
DAYS.
Allerman Charley Lancaster, ms return
ed home after thrce-month, visit tt
friends in Ottawa. Miss Hods. one Of
Cairo : most esteemed young ladies', and
bor many friends will heartily welcome
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