The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05
BREvITIES.

BREvITIES.
THE CHURCHES
were all we'll attended on Sunday.
FOR SALE,
A few red cedar fence posts. Apply to
James johnson at the stone depot. 5-4dat
FREIGHT.
| There was about three acres Of the
wharf covered with freight, OF Sunday
afternoon, awaiting shipment.
PLOTTING.
II. Lame was before Bross yesterday
morning on charge Of fighting. He
was charged five snd the trimmings for
the amusing pastime, which he paid.
GOING EAST.
A number of our dry goods merchants
will leave for the eastern cities within the
next week for the purpose of purchasing
supplies of spring goods.
U.s DISTRICT COURT.
United States district court, for the
southern district of Illinois, Judge Treat
presiding, convened in the U. ). court.
room in this city yesterday.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE,
ii Is now said, will be ready for occupa-
ton about the first of July. One thing is
cttra he ~ Ia 10 hA Il 4.
will be one OF the finest buildings in the
State.
Mr.. P. II. Pope, city attorney elect,
took the required oath of Office yesterday.
! Mr.. John IL. Robinson also took the
oath prescribed for members Of the board
Of aldermen.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Workmen are now engaged in repairing
the Interior of the Presbyterian church.
The inside Of the church is to be thoroughly
overhauled, repainted, papered, and many
vtiivr Improvements maze.
A prominent citizen of;he Fourth ward,
and gentleman from the country had
lively fight near the court house on Satur-
day. The fourth ward gentleman came
out Of the rumpus first best, Of course.
COUNCIL MEETING.
There was regular meeting of the city
council, held at the cour Gil chamber last
night. The reports of officers were re-
ceived, and a number Of bills allowed,
which constituted near about all the bust
ness transacted.
NEW BUILDING.
! Mr.. John Koehler, the gunsmeth, has
/ commenced the erection ola new two story
| brick building, on Commercial avenue,
near the corner of Tenth street. The
building will be one hundred feet deep by
twenty-five feet front.
AT IT AGAIN.
A husband, and wife living on CONNER
cial avenue, near the corner Of Twelfth
street, had II lively bout ut dsticufs yester-
DAY morning. The police were called in,
and the turbulant couple qnieted. No
arrests were made, however.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. John q. Hartman left yesterday for
Dayton, Ohio, where his mother, now
nearly ninety years Of age, resides. Mrs
Hartman is lying AT her home very i'll.
Mr.. Isaac Clements, Esq, and Mr.
Joseph Robarts, of Carbonate, are in the
city attending United States district court
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 now
has on hand at the lowest possible figure n
Mr.. Burger is now in New York buying
a full stock of new goods, which hs pro-
poses to sell at the lowest possible living
prices. m2diw
STUART GHoLsoS,
Atheneum building, will open with we'll
selected stock of dress goods, fancy goods,
notions, and ladies and gents, furnishing
goods for the spring trade, on Tuesday,
March, 9th, 1872. They will be pleased to
meet their old friends and customers, and
guarantee them favorable prices and
courteous treatment
| NEW GROCERY STORE.
A. Leven has opened grocery store III
,ba bouse on the corner Of Fourteenth and
Walnu. streets, where he proposes to
keep general assortment OF family gro
ceriss, provisions, choice butter, eggs, etc
and he promises to sell his goods on a'
reasonable terms as can be obtsined at
any other establishment of the kind in the
city. Give him cell. feb2l-dlm.
ROwDYlsM.
On Saturday night between twelve and
one o'clock, a party of young rowdies
/. psssed up Walnut street, jumping on door
, steps, knocking at doors, ant
8 | n, tina same time THROWING