The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-17
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Twenty uerce. i,srt.r & Whieh"u
sugar cured h,ms, bst IN the market, fer
sale by STATION & BIRD.
PER,oSAL.
Mr.. Elson, # Villa Il dge, was in the
city yesterday.
RELIGIOUS.
There vi,I o, VICES at nearly all the
churchcs ,u-.iy
REMEMBER
the grand natn' for ladies sn chil.reD
a2p.m. mkt Friday, y. Backenstoscs
Circus, Museum an Menagevie.
IN BLOSSOM.
We have seen a branch from an apple
tree in Capt. w. p. Halliday's yard, con.
tanning blossoms in full bloom.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
We will publish the rules and regula-
tons for the government Of the Cairo fire
department, in Tuesday Mornings Bull
LETIN.
MARTIN sMYTH.
The funeral Of the late Martin Smyth,
which took place from the Catholic church
yesterday after noon, was attended by Il
large number of the friends and acquant-
ancc Of tho family.
TwENTY-SIsE DAYS.
An old negro, II resident of Pulaski
county, was arrested by chief Myers, yes
terdsy for stealing coat. He was sent to
the calaboosc for the short space of TWEEN
thine days.
NEW STOCK.
The "City Shoe Store" corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue,
will next Saturday receive one of the lar
gest and finest assorted stocks of the celr-
brated Brolaski boots, shoes, CATERS, etc,
ever brought to Cairo. The stock was Sc.
lected with a view to supplying our people
with the best and most seasonable articles
Of the kind to be found in the market. Ct
: BURGER.
Attention Is called to the new advertise
ment Of j. Burger to be found in another
: column Of to-day's BULLETIN. Mr.. Bur.
ger will return from the east in few days
with large and we'll selected stock Of dry
goods Of every description. Mr.. B. is one
Of our most enterprising business men
and knows just what sor. Of goods to buy
for the trado in this section.
NEW GOODS.
In order TO make room for his new
stock OF Spring and Summer goods, Mr.. J
Burger, will dispose Of the stock he nov
. has on hand at the lowest possible figures
s Mr.. Burger is now in New York buying
{. q full stock Of new goods, which Ia pro.
poses to sell at the lowest possible living
prices. mzdlw
BURGLARY.
On Friday morning, a short time before
one o'clock party Of negro soldiers brok,
. one Of the large pains of glass in the
show window of Mr.. Houps jewery store
on Washington avenue, near Tenth street
aud stole from the shell on the inside a
quantity of jewelry, in all of the value of
over fifty dollars. Chief Myers was in.
formed of the robbery, but the thieve. sue
ceeded in making good their escape.
+, DIED.
At the residence OF John Reese, OF
Twentieth street, between Washington
/, avenue and Poplar strset, at u o'clock
Saturday evening, March 10th, MIR. God
ird Keenan,, in the G5th year Of his age
The funeral will take place from Mr.
Reese's residence at l o'clock to-day
Friends of the family are invited t,
attend
ONCE MORE.
We are compelled once more to ask our
readers to excuse the small amount OF
reading matter in THE BULLETIN. As il
well-known to many Of our patrons, work.
men are jus: now busily 81 gagged in max
ing repairs in and about THE BuLLErIs
office that greatly interfere with and
makes it almost impossible for the en-
ployes Of the establishment to perform
, their work. In few days all will be
, right again, when We shall enc esvor t
: make amends for our present shortcom
: ings.
ARRESTED.
a The thief, who several days ago, while
e endeavoring to make his escape after hav
Q ing robbed stranger of some seventy
FIVE or eighty dollars, and was shot, wa
yesterday arrested in the house al the Cor
y ner Of Fourteenth and Poplar streets
d When found he was in bed and upol
y examination 1t was ascertained that, whil
l. the wound he received is severe, anC
u inficts much pain and suffering, it is il
u no way dangerous. The ball entered tn
= heshy part Of the leg u short d slanc
S above the knee. lie WAS taken in charg
: by Sheriff Irwin and conveyed to the hos
o pital where he will receive medical treat
n ment until he is able to appear for trial.
BROKE JAIL.
Sheriff Kennedy, of Pulaski county
offers $3.50 reward for the capture of vii
r liam Boxer aid Isaac Smith, both colured
men, who broke out of the Pulaski count,
Jail, at Mound City, on Tuesday night last
! Boxer is described AS being of dark mulst
T to color medium hight and we'll proper
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