The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-17

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Don't forget the Baptist sunday scho,
tomorrow morning at 9is o'clock. Every
body invited.
There will be services at the Church q
the Redeemer to-day, AT the usual hour,
morning and evening.
A friend of THE BULLETIN, who ncvc
writes las funny as he can" places at on
disposal, the following;
Miss Jessie Phillis returned home b,
yesterdays train from St. Louis, where sh,
has been visiting her sister Mrs. San
Foster.
H. as we were assured yesterday, Their
is gambling hell in Cairo, where stranger
are heeced nightly, where is itlocated! Gu
inquiry in that regard, proved fruitless.
The steamer Charley Mcdonald, OBJ
tanning her flats at Cairo, has engaged il
the rOck-towing business between Rosc
Glare and the Jetties
Harry Walker receives fresh Baltimore
oysters daily, sells at the markct,price and
delivers them free of charge in any part OF
the city. Orders left with him will rcceiv,
prompt attention.
As it is scarcely probable that the price
of coal will remain at the low figure OF
S2,25 delivered. it may be moncy-saying
operation with our citizens to lay in q win
ter supply without further delay.
We are told that the fish that swim tie
classic Cache, sternly, peremptorily and
persistently refuse to bite anywhere, except
at a point near Unity They take their reg.
ular meals there, and will lunch nowhere
else between times.
Rev. Father Meagher, of Paducah, be-
ing run down by his summers labors, has
taken quarters in the Infirmary, Of this city,
in the hope that, through rest and quiet, his
health will be built up, and the whole man
re-energized. In the same hope his friends
share most sincerely.
The passenger trains of the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad now stop for meals at
Harrisburg. The Union House, in that vii
lage, furnishes the accommodations, and
by those who have tried them they are sail
to be very respectable.
Mr.. William Winter, the Cairo artist
has been spending the last few days in the
town Of Anna. engaged the
while in taking Photographic views OF the
Southern Illinois Insane Asylum and other
objects of interest in that locality.
Among those who will constitute the
choir, during services at the church of the
Redcemer, to-day, we have heard the fol-
lowing names mentioned: Mrs. Capt. Hal
Iiday, Miss Pitcher, Miss Alvord, Mr..
Morris, Mr.. Disthorpe all of whom are rec
ognized as cultured and popular vocalists.
If it be true that the stockholders of
.he Cairo and Vinccnnes railroad contem-
plate holding meeting in this city, on or
about the 18th proximo, the fact will doubt
ess be published in THE CAIRO BULLETIN.
IN no other way can all interested be
more surely, conveniently or chcaply mott
d.
There will be services in the church of
he Redecmer to-day, Rev. Dillon Lee,
'ector, officiating, as follows: Sunday
school at $50, and services at 10: 80 II. m.
Evening services at 30. The sermon will
)e devoted to young men, who are cordially
invited to attend, from the following text:
i say unto you, young man, arise ~
On block SO, or the block upon which
Mr.. Trigg's business house is located, there
5 a sinkholc, that has offended the nostrIls
md endangered the health Of persons in
he neighborhood, all summer. It may be
hat the attention of the health officer of
he city has never been called to it; but we
ire assured that it is very obnoxious NUS
,nce that should be promptly abated
The announcement was formally made
yesterday, that the first number of the new
daily evening paper you'd appear from the
office Of the Argus,Jounal tomorrow ey-
.ning. It will be called The Cairo
Daily ArHs, and will be under the cdto-
rial and business control Of w. f. Mckee,
who will be assisted by Lon. Daniels. As
we have already indicated, the enterprise
has our cordial good wishes.
When it was announced that officer
Wilson had shot and killed desperate who
had made a murderous assault upon him,
Justice Cunningham, with u magnanimity
characteristic Of the man, stepped forward
and rendered his legal services to Mr.. Will
son FREE or CHARGE. The congressional
contest is over now, but not few Of the
democratic managers begin to see in what
their plumbers consisted. Tom Gown, once
the Governor of Ohio, was wagon boy"
"A hint to the wise" etc.
we have assurances, coming from Mr.
Irwin, the deputy-wardcn, that very favor