The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
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STUART GHoLsoN
opened out in the atheneum building yes
terday morning With full line Of spring
goods.
PLAYED OUT.
Business in our police courts was on a
stand still yesterday. There was not an
offender against the peace and dignity OF
the common wealth Of Cairo tried in either
of the courts.
NEW FIRM.
Mr.. Robert Cunningham, Jr., and Mr..
william Lonergan have gone into part
nership in the commission and feed store
business. Their place Of business is next
door to X. Smith & Co.'S on Ohio levee.
COUNTY COURT
is still in session. Judges Bross, McCrite
and Marchildon all being present. The
greater part of the day yesterday was con.
sumed in The examination and allowance
of claims against the county.
SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE.
Owing to the repairs now beng made IN
the Presbyterian church, the Sunday
school will be held at the Methodist
church, on Sunday morning, at o o'clock.
d. w. MUM, Supt.
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
Mr.. John b. Phillis, alderman elec,
from the Third ward, took the oath Of al
legiance, to support the constitution Of the
United States, and Of the state of Illinoi;
and of the city of Cairo, yesterday.
TURNED OUT.
By order of the county court, Jailel
Fitzgerald yesterday released six prisoner:
who were convicted at the recent term u
the circuit court of petty larceny and SEN
fenced to the county Jail. Of the six tw,
we're women.
HON. B. TAYLOR.
The lecture committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association were informed
by telegraph yesterday that the don
BENZ. F. Taylor will lecture in Cairo oil
the evening o. the l4th inst. and DR.. A. A
Willett on the 10th.
CORRECTION.
We stated day or two since that Nj
Jas. Kennedy WAS the contractor for til
brick work on Mr.. John Koehlers ne,
brick store building. We were wrong,
informed. Mr.. Henry Stout has the cor
tract for the work.
THE COURTS.
| The United States district court for tn
| southern district of Illinois, which col
vened in Philharmonic hall on Monda
last, adjourned yestei day NOR aing over
the next regular term. Nearly all tn
business on the docket was disposed Of.
ALEXANDER CIRCUIT COURT.
An adjourned term Of tho Aloxande
| county circuit court convened yesterda
| morning. A number of c,ses IN chaI
cary will be tried, but no other bus
ness will come before the court. TT
next regular term Of the circuit court con
mences on the first Monday in April.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
A. Leven has opened grocery store i
The house on tho corner of Fourteenth an
Walnut streets, where he proposes
keep u general assortment of family gre
cerics, provisions choice butter, eggs, etc
and he promises to sell his goods on {
reasonable terms us can be obtained 4
my other establishment of the kind in tn
city. Give him cell. feb2l-dlni.
MILLINERY.
Mrs. Anna Lang, on Eighth street b
tween Washington and Commercial av
nues, has just received fine spring stoc
of millinery goods, consisting Of hat', boz
nets, ribbons, notions, etc, etc, to whic
she asks the attention of the ladies
Cairo. Mrs. Lang will take pleasure
showing her goods to all who will fay
her with call. 80 I'm.
NEW GOODS.
In order to make room for his ne
stock OF Spring and Summer g-ods, Mr.
Burger, will dispose of the stock he ne
las on hand at the lowest possible figure
, Mr.. Burger is now in New York buyil
/ full stock of new goods, which he pr
poses to sell ut the lowest possible livii
prices. m2dlw
y Personal.
DR.. Austin, it is said, contemplates
moving from Cairo.
Mr.. Jas. s. Morris, Of Ullin, was
: the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lon. Haynes has accepted a pc