The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-24

the Cairo and vinccnnes railroad follows
snit by return to It's old time OF five
O'Clock Q. m.
I'VE give up tho first page OF this
mornings BULLETIN to the ADVERTISE
ment Of the great Metropolitan trained
horse and animal exposition to ex-
hibit In this city on next Saturday.
Read the advertisement. 1t speaks tor
itself.
There will be the usual Sunday SER
vices at the Church Of the Redeemcr,
Fourteenth street, between Walnut street
and Washington avenue, this morning
a. d eveniug, conducted by the Rev. ST.
James Dillon.Lee. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all to be present.
This afternoon, the Methodist and
Presby terrain sunday schools will hold II
Union sunday school concert, at the
Prcsby terrain church. The Rev. Dir.
Gillian. the Rev. DR.. Norton, OF Alton,
! who Is In the city, and Messrs. Stllwell,
Stroad and y, ID. Ayers, will deliver adj
dresses.
AT a meeting OF the state board OF
education, held at Normal, on Wednes'
day, Judge Green Of this city, who has
been member OF the board for more
than fifteen years, was chosen psreident
oftIat body to succeed Hon. ). w.
Moulton. Judge Green's term OF office
lasts two years.
The Ladies Library Association pro-
pose giving a Moonlight.Fete in the
J beautiful grounds OF Mr.. VIM. Gilbert,
on Tuesday evening, June 26th. De-
licious Chicago ice cream, also cake and
lemonade. The grounds will be hand
somely lighted and decorated. Admis-
sion, 10 cents. 1t
The prize won by Walt Wright's
baby, at Dan'Hartman's ard SOL Silver's
baby show, has been placed on exhibit
ton at Hartman's store by Prof. Saun-
ders. 1t is lite size oil painting OF the
baby, and Ia piece Of work well calcu-
lated to prove the ability of Prot. Saun.
dars as an artist. It's certainly one Of
the finest paintings In Cairo.
Jacob Klee, corner Of Washington
avenue and Twelfth street, is now pre-
pared to supply the citizens Of Cairo with
pure lake ice at the lowest living prices.
HIS wagon makes daily rounds, and will
deliver ice in any part OF the city. Ice
depot at corner Washington avenue and
Twelfth street, where all orders should
be left. 1-2-tf
Even the hot weather does not
dampen the arder OF the devoted follow.
ers OF Rev. Nelson Xix. Night after
night they assemble in their church, cor.
ner OF Fifteenth and Walnut streets, and
continue their religious exercises far into
the night. They do not have much
preaching, but an immense amount OF
praying and singing.
Charley Ptitierlingin order to satisfy
the wants OF the people of Cairo and
strangers who may visit Cairo, has fitted
tip IN connection with his par excellent
"Our Saloon" a ladies restaurant. His
larder is at all times abundantly supplied
with the choicest luxuries, and for fine
lunch, or a cool, refreshing drink OF any
description. Charley Pfifferling's is the
place to get it.
The Ladies' Library Association
will give moonlight tete on the ground
surrounding Mr.. W. B. Gilbert's resi-
dence, corner of Fourth street and Wash
ington avenue, on next Tuesday evening
rhe choicest of delicacics will be served
up at reasonable rates. and the admissior
fee has been put so low as TO be "withir
the reach of ALL" Those who wish tc
dance will be allowed to do so.
About three times In each week thu
Paducah Sun takes occasion to inform III
r~aders that Messrs. Straughn, TiDkle &
Bird do not intend to move back tt
Cairo. Well, We suppose Messrs. s T
& b. have right to 20 wherever they
please and il they want to come back tt
Cairo the Sun has no right TO complain
We have always contended that S. II ., &
B. made a mistake In leaving Cairo wher
they did.
Riley Covington has taken charge
OF the barber shop on Eighth street neal
Washington avenue, formerly owned BY
Daniel Lampert, but, more recently
by Mr.. Ed, Braxton. Riley Is one OF the
few first-class tonsoral artists in Cairo,
and his patrons all testify to the excel
lence Of his work, and his gentlemanly
treatment, IT all who have dealings with
him. He solcts share of patron
age. l-23-tf.
The children of the Sunday school o
the Church OF the Redeemer, will be giver
grand picnic excursion to Tunnel Hill
and Hale's Kitchen on the c. & V. r. K
Thursday next. The place selected for thu
picnic Is most delightfully."- situated In 6
rocky chasm. A more picturesque 500
could scarcely be found. Every ar
rangement will be made for the comfort
of those who attend. Tickets tor the
round trip as follows Gentlemen, 75c
Ladies, 50c; children, 25c.
Everett Mum. who is now sojournins
| Mt Hot SDrin0s. writes ia that he does