The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

l1s and p-eseu in ru,iaS o-da-. we
AVE aouc.iisd I, issue NO paper fry,a
fuE BULLETIN once tomorrow. After
Monday next We hope to have everything
in ship-shaps again, when we will do tho
beat we can to make up for lost time.
Extra lunch 81 Blsnkenburg's E,-
celsion saloon tonight.
Capt. Inscors, Of Union county, was
in the city yesterday. r
Elder Hartman will preach At the
Christian church tomorrow, morning and
evening at the usual hours.
Mr.. Il. Sommers, editor Of the COL
umbus Dispatch called At THE BuLLE.
TIN Office yesterday. As he grows older
he become. Landowner. .tt.
Officers Martin, Qiinn and Cain Ar
rested two men yesterday on . charge Of
public indscency. It was necessary to
handle them rather roughly In order to
pursuade thsm to 60 to the calbooss.
-Rov. Fred L. Thomson, having 70.
turned from Q visit to his old homo in
Xasssc county, will conduct services ut
the Methodist church tomorrow At loA
o'clock, am. and y o'clock pm.
"A woman named Eliza Ann Williams,
who left this city for Evansville two
months ago, while under the influence Of
liquor few days ago, in that city, fell
down q fight Of stairs and died in = few
minutes after.
According to previous arrangement
a number Of the members OF
Cairo Commsndry No. Is Knights Temp
lar, visited Metropolis yesterday to ASST.
in the organization of new com mandry
vt that place. ..- ,..
The young man who had his limb
crushed between the tug Montauk and 8
barge on Thursday evening, is doing as
we'll rs one in his condition can be expec-
ted to do. The physicians attending him
are Of the opinion that it will not be ne
cessary to amputate the limb.
Extra lunch at Blsnkenburg's Ex
celsion saloon tonight.
Blind Tom, tho celebrated negro plan.
lot, will perform in this city At the Athe.
neum, on Friday and Saturday nights,
18th and aoth inst To see Blind Tom per.
form on the piano 10 worth more than al
the other shows that will come this way
for the next year.
In another column of to-isy's BULLE
TIN will be found the column advertise
ment of Msssrs. Mann 4 Libby, of No
AL, North Fourth street. St. Louis, deal
srs in silks, etc. There is probably NJ
other Establishment in 81. Louis whsr,
larger or more complete stock Of thi,
character of goods 10 kept.
We have no hesitation in recommend
ing William Ehlers, boot and shoe maker
~ worthy Of most liberal patronage. We
know wherefore We speak when We say
his work 10 bone in . mastery ms nner At
the lowest prices. He uses nothing but
tho best Of stock, and he cannot b exceil-
cd in tho delicate task of n,slias an er-
act at. Give him q call At his shop on
Twentieth street, between Washington
avenue and Poplar street, nearly opposite
the court house, and We will guarantee
satisfaction.
Pat Fitzgerald, OF the sample rooms
has received the appointment Of agent for
the sale Of the Hsmmondsport, N. Y, Ur-
bana Wine Companys wines in this city
II the bottle With which We have been
favored 10 = sample Of the quality Of
these wines, then We are prepared to say
that they are among the best we have ever
tasted. He has just received large con-
signment which he 10 prepared to sell at
the lowest figures. He has also on hand .
large and complete stock Of the various
brands Of Irish, Scotch and American
WHISTLES, and wines Of every variety.
janl2dI
A case was tried before Judge Bross
morning, wherein Mr.. T. b.
Ellis was plaintiff and: Mr.. Thomas With
roe defendant. Mr.. Ellis claims
that Withroe is indebted to
him in the sum of 500.
for house rent, and that no was en-
to remove his household goods
from the state for the purpose Of defraud-
ing him Of his just dues. Some time
since an attachment was issued and the
goods Of Mr.. Withros seized. d. T. Line
gar, Esq, appeared for tho plaintiff, and
Judge Mulkey, for the defendant. A num-
ber Of witness were examined on both
sides. Upon the conclusion of tho evil
dence judgement was rendered in favor
Of the defendant, and the attachment dis
charged.
On last Monday morning, Mr.. G.
Hanny, the popular Commercial avenue
Try goods merchant, left for New York
'ity. Mr.. Hanny proposes 10 purchase q |
anger stock Of goods this season than has
'ver before been kept in his establishment.
Hisstock will consist of every description
If dry goods, silks, sstins, shawls, carpets,
mating, oil cloth, window shades, etc,,
tic. The goods purchased by him will
commence 70 arrive sometime next week,
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