The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-28

Bishopin this paper. u!
A new supply of Calf Boois ana - "a n,,
Just received at P. Nefs No. % o"'0
Levee. :,
Col 5. $. Taylor will probably be uc,
tanned by his business in New iorN ""'''
about the 9th prolimo.
wAlprRR's CLOTHING Is SUPERIOR ~
Any READY MADE GOODS IN CAIRO h's
mo,,ois. "ouick sales and SMALL PROP
IT'S
Youths boys and Children's clothes a
less than New York prices, will be sold
this week, at p. Nefrs, regardless of cost
.TrsT received at Mrs. G. McGees q fine
assortment of MlssEs' and CnlLpRENs
SHOES, ofevery style and description
apl5tf
COME AND SEE ME-If you want bar
gains in clothing and furnishing goods
corner Of Sixth street and Ohio Levce Is
the best place to buy them.
If /. Valdez.
Judge Green, who has been absent on
professional business, returned 10 the city,
yesterday evening.
Saratoga water as pure and fresh as II
gushes from mother Earth, and with all Its
favor and refreshing qualities retained
can be purchased by the glass, from the
Saratoga Springs at Mcssrs. Barclay
Bros.
Mayor Wilson submitted special
message to the council last night in which
he referred 10 his action in reference topo-
lice appointments, etc. The document will
probably be printed.
NoTIcs TO SrRANGERs.--lf You are
strange In this city, don, fail to call on
Waldor and examine his stock 81 clothing,
boots, shoe, hats, caps and furnishing
goods. If
-Mcssrs. Haynes n Soo take their de-
pariure from Cairo this evening. They
have chosen Union City rs their future
home.
$4,000 worth of CLoTuISG, FURNISH.
iSG GooDs Doors, SHOES, HATS, CARS,
TRuSKs and VALIsEs, going of at sac
ridce nj Isaac Walder's, corner Of Sixth
street and Ohio Levoe Now j. your
chance 10 get good suit at n low price.
U
Peter Nehs mammoth stock Of Spring
clothing embraces all the new styles, and
what can be found nowhere else in the
city-a large and well varied stock of boys
clothing. II
Go 10 Peter Netrs If you want stylish
Summer hat, clothing 10 suit the season, OF
anything in the line Of gents furnishing
goods, fully tac per cent. cheaper than the
same articles wcre ever offered in this
market. tf
CALL at Walders and EXAMINE HIS
stock Of CLOTHING. He cannot, and will
not, NJ UNDEEsoLp BY ANY orRER HOUSE
~ THE SANE LINE. Til. STOCK is M
ENTIRELY SEw and was BOUGHT u, the
LOWEST DECLINE ~ GOLD.
!. WALDER, Corner Of Sixth
II and Ohio Lovcc.
Just received at T. Ncf +, No. 20, Ohio
Levee, splendid 10, offspring Ca'simcres
Coating and Vcs,ings, which will be made
up in the most fashionable styles, and Al,
prices 10 suit the times, n perfect lit guar
aut9ed or no sale. If
The Berger family of.vocalis,s, harp
i't' and bell-ringers will visit Cairo on
Tuesday next, and give one entertainment.
They are the most accomplished bell
ringers travelling.
Hodges, the old man charged with an
attempt TO rape little girl, Wa, held to
bail in the sum Of one thousand dollars Ia
appear and answer before the next Circui,
Court, lie gave the required security
without much difficulty and Is now al large
We understand that lac protests that he /,
Innocent Of the shocking crime charged
upon him. We sincerely hope hc may b,
sbie to prove himself guiltles,.
Aside from the strawberries them
selves, the greatest attraction presented b,
the strawberry festival At villa Ridge OF
Wednesday afternoon, will be the fact tha
The affair will come of in beautiful grove
Only few hundred feet from the railroad
station Special transportation will be pro
.asa Tor such citizens of Cairo Il, may al,
tend.
Inc nut growers Of Pulaski count,
a'gNmgmereased attention 10 the cul
A',Uh ION, o. the apple. One gentleman
INA Ridge planted out AN orchard
" n'e thousand trees this Spring. Another
s"''su'Ah planted two thousand trees. and
hans - number have planted from five
hundred to one thousand
The railroad election, on Monaay :,
one OF the most inpor,,r, ~,
-, ~ ,'''@'h' are asked To vote for or
against the Termination Of the MoSn -, ao oI
Ohio railroad at Cairo oO''e a"0
upon the decision Of which 4, r., rr 81,
tive, so much depend. ,ho,, ,1' ",n'''"
every voter who ha' at hear, ,hs s ''"n p ~.
ing Of the city. ' wei De-
The polls will be opened, On v,.,
morning. at the usual place. q, I he''i.
elections in the different ward. 'i w.,
there may be no delay, let cle,r' , ia
ieeted' and vacancies in the 80 !, oS re
judges be filled in advance. A nn' ",u' A"