The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-13

taat county Treasurer Martin had refused
to cssh county order. presented to him,
he desires Us 20 cay The. tho report is un-
foundcd. 50 long e. thcfo 10 dollar il
the county treasury lr will pay IL out on
properly certified co.4iy orderr.
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u iAtoE and complete stock of dry
! goods, clothing, boots and sboe. and crock.
cry q. panic price,. Also the largest ss.
sortmen. Of holiday toys and fancy gools.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere,
h Hartmann. ll-29tc
! Two prisoners in the County jail have
Tor several days past been trying 10 Gu,
their way out, but their oasr,. having
been discovered by Tailor Fitzgerald, and
their tool. tssen from them, they are di,.
hear;ened and have determined to nwni,
the action Of the Circuit Court.
X. Josks, fashionable boot and shoe
maker. Cork so!es, Scotch bottoms, an d
the latest improvements n the line of his
business. Only the best ana most con-.
petent wethtnsn employed, and all work
warranted TO be fu,cia., in every respect.
shop Oh Commercial avenue, near corner
Of Tenth street. iO-T
day BREEZE and DIltz, the mudersss,
who we're short timo ago ,sten 70 John
son county for trial, having both secured
Continuance TO the next term Of that
court, TO be boldea Elk months hence
were day before yesiorday brough, back 30
this city Tor ss!e keeping during the in
tervAi.
1tf thrSeT sLop .e on the corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stienhouse with his gen.
t!entn!y assistant. can DO found 3. suy
hour Of The day or night, ready to soo,no
your feelings with q smooth shave, OF coo
your temper and head with good sham.
poo. It's a ft.t..lsss shop, ard you are
.Ire Of receiving arstclsss treatment.
Ladie, and ehi!iren's hair cut or curled
after the most approved s,ylos. s.l5-tt
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Police C0rET.-In Police Cou,, YES.
terdsy John IL. Dennis ws discharged
from charge OF disorderly and violent
conduct. Frank d. Bruse, on a .unils,
charge WAS frd five dollars, and in delaul,
Of the payment 0. the ane and coats was
sent to the cslAbooss for i've days. John
sprauhsr was arrested By officer Woo,en,
on a charge u vsgrsncy, The evidence be-
ing heard, and sprauher promising to a,
once leave the city, he was discharged.
The notorious Pat. Sweeney WAS before
she Court on = charge Of sbusive language
He wa. sen. TO the city Jail for ten days.
Tug notorious Pat. Sweeney, who
many Of our readers will remember, some
two yesrs ago stole into Judge Bross req
idence and concealed himself under the
Judges bed for the avowed purpose OF
killing the Judge, because, In his official
capacity A. police magistrate. he had as.
sesssd a ane against him, arrived In ,hi.
city again yesterday, and in less than M
hour after his arrival WAS arrested and
confined in his old quarters in the city
Jail. One Of the frs. persons Sweeney
met after landing in the city was Chief
McHale, and not liking that officer, gave
him sufficient cause for arrc,.ing him. He
Will serve ten days this time.
: MONT before last two men called al
Mr.. Harmon Abls's residence and asked
for something to cat, but being big, strong
fellows, Mr.. Able, who answered their
rap at,he door, refused to give them any
thing. They went away but in = shor.
time returned, and going 10 tho back
door, opened it and wen: into the kitchen.
There was no one in the kitchen a. the
the time but an old lady, who one OF the
thieves attempted TO choke while tho 9TH
sr msu went through the house They
made considerable noise, however which
brought the ether inmates of tho house
int" the kitchen, when tho thieves became
frightened ana mSdo good Il cir escspu
CuaisGn.,s win snoa tc \; hand, snd
people arc commanding 10 think what
presents they WANT for THAR wives, pn.
rents, children, freod,, etc. II any one
can't make up his mind, We would advise
our friends TO call At K. u w. Budcr'.
lewelry store, corner of Eighth street and
Washington avene, and they will be sure
to ind something to suit, for they are
receiving new goods daily especially
adapted for the holiday trade. From the
finest Watches and sets OF jewolry TO the
smallest childron's earrings. Tho same
in rings. The finest tca sotS, pitchers,
cas,ors, butter dishes, &c, to the smallest
teaspoon. Ornamental aud plain clocks,
gold, silver and ivory headed canes, and
many other articles too numerous to men
ton. l2-Itd
ATTENTION 10 called to the card Of
Mayor Wood, to be found in another col.
um in this mornings BULLITxS, in refer
encs TO vaccination. The small pox hsv-