The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-03

AT the Methodist church, the pastor,
Rev. Morrison, will ofllciate as usual,
this morning. Sunday school at the
usual hour.
Don't forget the free oyster soup at
8 O'Clock this evening at Harry Walker,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ayes
nue.. 1.4.tt
Mrs. W. ". Wooten manufactures
and keeps for sale In her grocery on
Walnut street, above the high school,
some of the best candies We eyer tasted.
Try them,
Query "Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina at
the same price 2"
Rev. Mr.. George will conduct the
usual Sabbath services in the Presbyter'
ian church this morning and this even,
ing. Sunday, school at $50 PIN,
"A number OF tramps, arrested TOR
vagrancy, and two or three "plain
drunks," were the only cases tried In the
police courts yesterday.
The Juvenile Wide.Awakes will
celebrate their first anniversary at the
residence OF Miss Bette Korsemuyer on
Tuesday evening next, february 9Th.
j he parlor lecture tomorrow night
ought to be well patronized. These lee.
lures are given for the benefit OF the
public library, and all interested 10 the
success OF the library should attend them.
The masquerade ball, to be given to-
morrow, Monday, night, by the Cairo
casino, being the first mask ball of the
season, promises to be well attended.
Those desiring to attend should secure
their masks early.
In another column will be found
notice from X. N. Kuhne, the piano
tuner. Although while here lie "ticked"
like a chronometer many citizen will
pray that the angel OF the Lord may
guide his footsteps back to Caro- occas>
ionally.
1t is said that an investigation Of the
finances of the county reveals the tact
that there Ia only about nine thousand
dollars in old county orders outstanding.
II this is true the couBty Is not in so
bad fix financially, as some other
counties in this end OF the state.
MIR. John IL. Robinson has removed
his tobacco store from his old stand 10
the corner OF Eighth street and Com
mercial avenue. Mr.. Robinson's cigars
are OF a superior quality, and we hope
his custom will follow him to his new
stand.
The entertainments given by tho
Alleghanians. the Reform Club receiving
forty per cent. OF the receipts. did not
pan ont as well as 1t was hoped they
would. After defraying the expenses, a
balance of 50 70 was turHed over to the
treasurer of the club.
Between nine and ten O'Clock last
night difficulty occurred at the corner
of Commercial avenue and Fourth street,
between negro man and woman, In
which the man use, knife freely but
without intiicting serious Injuries on her.
Officer Sargent and Mccarthy arrested
the fellow and locked him up.
Rector Dillon.I.ee will conduct SER
vices in the Episcopal church this morn>
ing at 1890 o'clock. Subject Of the ser>
mon, "Short Weights AS previously
announced the evening services will be
held In the atheneum, arrangements hav-
ing been made to have the building
properly lighted and heated for the oc.
caslon. The subject OF the evening SER
vice will be "HaNlt." A cordial Invita-
tation is extended TO all to attend.
The argument in the Jackson county
bond case was concluded Last night. Mr..
Judd, of counsel for the railroad COM
pany, being too sick to leave his hotel,
Judge Baker went to his room In the ST..
Charles hotel, and there listened to Mr..
Judd's argument. OF course, no matter
what Judge Bakers decision may be, the
case will be carried to the supreme court
The regular services at the Methodist
church give way tonight to the regular
monthly children's missionary meeting,
and tho exercises OF the evening will be
directed by DR., IL. Waldo, president OF
the children's missionary society. The
organization Of tho society was effected
last week, and the officers, wc believe.
are DR.. Il. Waldo, president; W. q. Nc,
Gee, vlce.prcsldent; Miss Pattlson, sec-
rotary. The exercises Will DO varied and
interesting, and the puplic are Invited.