The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-10-26

pew iloW tuc puDllbneu names OF tue slnB
ers and players, aud the feast and othe
means enjoyment always incident to sucl
occasions, caused every one present, for the
time being, to be overcome with pleasure
The managers of the affair have reason tt
congratulate themselves.
Ostrich feathers cleaned and dyed il
any color and shade by new French pro
cess, entirely renovated and made equal t
new, by Miss Belle Tanner, Washington
avenue corner 18th street. Ct
"A very quiet, little wedding occurred
on Eighteenth street last night, Rev. j. A
Scarritt officiating. The parties to it were
Mr., Clarence G. spaulding and Miss Lena
E. Kobler both of this city, and very
worthy young people, both of them. The
wedding took place at the residence of the
brides parents, with but very few very neal
friends, aside from the relatives of the
young people as witnesses.
Wedding presents are desirable, but
not the plated silver and gold ware usually
presented for show and effect. Present
something that will be a thing of beauty
and of joy forever, in the shape of a fine en-
craving, chrome, or photograph, handsome
ly framed. Those foe enamel ease cabi-
net frames are just the thing. Call and
see for yourself at Clark & Lovett's, Wash
ington avenue, north of Eighth street.
John Mccullough and Frederick
Warde opened the same night in Baltimore,
they playing Virginlus to big houses.
Warde's receipts were 1910 in excess of
Mccullough, the latter admitting it to be
the largest business it ever had in Balti-
more. Warde returned to Baltimore sever
later and his receipts were double
the previous business. This speaks well
for the young tragedian, whom We are to
have the pleasure Of seeing on the Goth and
30th instants.
Bloomington Bulletin; "Gen. Neal
Dow is coming to Illinois to disseminate,
in the Republican party, the pernicious
doctrines of no liquor-to injure the party
by persuading its members that they ought
% drop the saloon keeper and hold on to
heir preachers and prohibitionists. The
general will be at Bloomington next month,
t the Republican county committee can
lot keep HIM away. The Paragraph peo-
lie will hire a cannon and with it attempt
o repulse him"
1t isusual with most advertising agents
o very closely scrutinze bills rendered,
nd to make publishers wait for their mon.
y during long time for unwinding what
GEMS useless red tape. A notable excep-
ion to this rule is the firm of Messrs Geo.
,. Rowell & Co., advertising agents, New
FORK. Bills rendered to them are usually
eturned, if correct, in three days, with
heck in settlement. The markings on the
bills show that this prompt settlement has
n no way prevented very close inspection
f every item, and that the interests of
heir patrons have been carefully watched
eyeral years of business relations with
q, " lal b
hat they are very careful in placing adver-
sing FOR patrons, and as they are 80 prompt
! paying they secure large share Of pat
image from both advertisers and publishers.
Nelson VS.. Underhil and Geo. Washing
IN, the negroes who were sent from here to
hester for various offenses and pardoned
Ut from there by Governor Hamilton in
rider that they might be convicted of
murder in Minnesota, were arraigned be-
ore the court at St. Paul on Tuesday,
pleaded guilty and were sentenced to the
for life. Nelson was sent to
)hester from here for robbing young man
rom the country, named Green and Wash
ngton was one of the two who robbed Mr.. |
'atrick Fitzgerald's safe. Nelson was sent
ONE months before Washington was. The
rlme with which they were charged was the
murder Of officer Connolly on the morning
# June 18th 1882. They had "cracked
rib" in st, Paul and Officer Connolly came
pom them in the act when one Of them
hot him.
"A writer in communication published |
lsewhere complains that the managers of
he Odd Fellows celebration on the Both |
etusc topostpone their affair in Difference
the performance of "Hamlet" at the
'pera House on the same night. 1t is due
the Odd Fellows to say, that it would
ave been difficult to postpone their ceIe-
ration Invitations to outside lodges
lad been sent out before any objection was
aised TO the date and these could not we'll |
'e recalled. Mr.. 0berly had made his ar
angements to be hear on the 3O,h to deliver
he Grafton and coud probably not have