The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-09-26

Rev. Whitaker will answer the ques-
zion, "Why am Methodist" in the Met
hodist church this evening,
Miss Sarah Williams, of East Cape
Girardeau, is visiting at the residence OF
Mrs. P. A. Taylor.
The East Cape Glrardeau fair will be
held October 1916 The secretary has
our thanks for complimentary.
Mrs. NJ. yesterday, who has been visit
ing relatives in Wisconsin for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
See our 36-inch NOME CLOTH and
BRocATGLs at 80 cents. They are fully
worth so cents. STUART.
The father of Mrs II. H, Caudee, Cap
tain Jas. Laniug, is in the city visiting rs
daughter.
Pastoral pleas will be made by he
Shepherds in the spiritual interest of the
respective flocks to-day. Go and lend them
your ears.
The fall days are upon US and ne
notes of the last lingering mosquito ere as
thin as the promises of Greenback off
seeker.
1t is now in order for another Repubh-
can stump speaker Of Cairo to preach a
sermon from the text "We have heard from
Maine and don't you forget it."
Rev. B y. George will deliver a ser
mon to young people this evening, The sub.
ject OF which will be- Honor thy father
and thy mother
Mr. John A. Poor Will tomorrow COM
mence the job of adding another story to
the dry goods department of the New York
store-making it a two-story building,
Miss Cynthia Luttrell, left Cairo yes
terday morning for Jacksonville, Il'lois,
where she will take the position of super.
visor. She Will not return until next sum.
mer.
The Bergers had large and respecta
bic audience last night. The theae was
crowded and the various performances
which were heightened, were highly appre.
ciated.
The A. NJ. Z. Conference, which has
been in session here during the past week
has adjourned and the church dignatolie:
who composed it have taker their depar
ture.
The jury in the John Fisher case, no
finding the evidence sufficient to convlc
him of the crime OF starting the engine or
tile Cairo and Vincennes track, found him
mot guilty"
Mr.. VIM. II, Axe left the city "fol
good" yesterday to locate permanently
in Hot Springs. His many rare qualities
have made him many friends in this com
munity who regret his departure.
Yesterday afternoon, between four anC
five o'clock, white man from Kentuck,
was robbed OF sixty dollars in one of tn
negro dens on Fourth street. The Chic
and officer Schuckers arrested the guilt
parties.
Sol, Silver, was yesterday the observe
of all observers as he marched at the hca
} of the Berger's band. A petition was i
circulation last night praying that he b
made drum major-in- chief OF the variou
Hancock and English clubs Of this city.
Buyers Of dry goods are cordially inv
ted to give our stock an inspec on. w
are the only house in this end of the stat
doing STRICTLY CASH business. IT VII
: PAY YOU TO TRADE WITH Us. STUART.
1t has been agreed by the Count
' Board and our Street Committee that Il
Il city stake out the new county roe
k and fill it to the grade and proper widt
and that then the county finish it and ke'
it in proper repair.
The Peoria Democrat announces tn
5, Hon. Jno. II. Oberly will address Il
5, people of Peoria at the Academy Of Mus
q on the 25th inst, and the Metropolis Dem
- crat announces in bold letters, that t
% same gentleman will speak to the peor
"A of Massac county on the same evenin
Brother Trousdale is probably little so
Mr.. 0. speaks there on the 10Th proAimo
p The following named gentlemen We
ID elected to Office by the Reform club mig
before last Wood RitteDhouse, presidel
w. H. Whitaker FIRST vice-president;
H. B. Thlstlewood, second vice presldent;
=, a. yesterday. third vice-president; Curr
q Redman, secretary G. NJ. Alden fnanc
secretary; Chas. r. Stuart, treasurer; j.
It. Spiller, first marshal Tom Furguson, seco
marshal; p. W. Barclay, sergeant-at
s. The building situated on the corner
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