The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-18

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isbed on the Illinois Central D. m, train
yesterday.
Capt. Halliday went to ST. Johns yea
terday. He tarries thoro nearly all tho
time now.
Judge Duff was visible on our streets
yesterday. Business at court brought him
to Cairo.
The aiways-gong and altogether en-
crgetic Albright, of Murphysboro, WAS in
tho city yesterday on business. Ito is
Que OF the busiest mon in Egypt.
-Wickwire had not been in Cairo for a
long tImo. SO he concluded TO drop down
upon Us, and he dropped. II Wick knows
what Is good Tor himself no Will return TO
Cniro. lilo suits tho city, and tho city
suits him. We would suggest that they
buy each other.
MIR. Eastorly, having finished his pc.
htical pilgrimage to tho shrine of the
great moguls OF Radicalism in this city,
departed yesterday with the assurance
that tho moguls would not forget him.
Mr.. Eas,erly will retro to tho quiet of
his excellent farm in Jackson county, aud
the managers may allow him to 80 to
Springfield but if no were to ask our
advice we would say 10 him-uont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton and family
leave Cairo to-day for Sholbyville to DO
sbsonta year. They have rented their
dwelling house and will remove all their
household goods with them. At the end
of ayear, If tho prospects of Cairo are
bright, Mr. Thornton will return but, il
not ho will locate in St Louis. We
should very much regret 10 loso tho
Thorntons lie is ono of the most enter
prising citizens we have, and Mira. Thorn
ton one Of the most estimable ladies in tho
world. 50 We will only consent to cay to
them az r,rOn
Hon. I.aac Clements was in the city
yesterday, on his return journey to his
home vt Carbordale. lo has visited Pul.
ask, johnson and some other counties
Thsy arc all right They will all vote for
him in the Mound City convention, and,
he believes, they will all vote :or Little
Ike in November. lie IL the most modes,
man we ever knew. II we had HE cheek
, We would DO ~ candidate in opposition
but being of the bashful genus-hAviug a
, cheek in which thero Is no brass whatever,
A., We have retired TO the shades, and now
= gaze on Ike and wonder. We
! must not neglect to ray
+ that the captain called upon US, and
o passed in our society very plessan,
D.. hour. We INDUCED ia discussion Of the
4 financial issue and pursued 1t with yigor
, until we simultaneously came TO tho con,
. clusion that finances, private and nationsl
, are delusion and snare. We know
q the captain don't know anything about
n finances, and he knows we don't lie
isa good health, and eager for two OF
! three trays, with anybody but Col
Taylor.
ELLIOT Il HAWTHORN, tho pop
!, aud SHOES, have found their presen tbuild
: ing entirely too email for their rapid
n increasing trade, they have, therefore
: taken the well-known three.story build
, ing formerly occupied by X. II. CUSEISo
n HAM, No. lOl Commercial Avenue, an
near the corner Of Sixth street and or
?. this day moving their entire stock o
hand. Mr.. Elliott is now in New Yor
IN and Boston, and Is purchasing the largo
u stock Of
DRY GOODS
Of every description, with
ne BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, No, &t
%, ever brough, to this city.
10 The ira, story of this building will
va used for the retail! department, Of goo
on Of all kinds, while the second and thu
n viii be exclusively used for tho wholess
D. ,raie in boots and shoes.
Messrs. ELLIOTT * HAYrHOR
G. extend u special invitation to every o.
he TO call ard see their stock and hear the
pricos, as they arc determined to keep 4
he largest and cheapest stock Of good. eve
he presented IN Cairo.
~ We congratulate these gentlemen
-. their prosperity, and warmly recommel
,.o them to all our readers.
ny Remember, No, lOl Commercial Ay
raj nue..
Ir- PRACTICAL MAKEE.--Mr. j.
ny Stelzqr, II practical and thoroughly col
p potent matchmaker, has established hlr
ga solf IN business at his residence, No.
no. Cross street where he will tsko in 4
ecu work tendered him. Mr. Stelzer belt
" under no expense can afford