The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-21


the evidence by tho fret witness, Mr..
Bantam strengthened up and crowod three
times over the satisfaction ho / II At The
certain conviction Of the chic ken thieves.
When tho attorney for the defense asked
tha. the witnesses be separated, Judge
Bross ordered the bantam removed, "DiclS'
took him out under bis wing.
VIZ have something new in tho wsy Of
half.sheot posters, which we think sIc
just the thing for tho spring trade. They
consist Of Fix different designs, litho-
graphed, with mortiscs and margins for
printing. Two Of the cuta arc suitable
Tor any business tho other four for boots
and shoes, photographers, druggists and
dry goo3s. We have but ono hundred Of
each cut, and will furnish them printed n.
Cincinnati prices. We have also sofno
fancy carda The '9angunge of flowers, -
ten designs; "Bcquot' twelve designs;
Opera four dcsigns aud "Comic" card,
twcnty-four desiyni-which wo furnish
printed ut so 70 Sl2 per n, Cincinnati
prices. Who wants them? Don't Ill
-rcek a. once. lG3-2.l9-3t
OS Thurslay lat, man noinol Chaa.
ii. stewart, cAlol a. l.. II. Myers aUe.
ton room and wantol % engage Mr
Myers 70 Fell borsc for him From
stewart conversation Mr.. Myers was
led % believe tbs. the horse was ttolen,
and telling Stewart g. "caiI
again lot him. Mr.. Myers To-
f,rmsd shariiy Irwin Of his
suspicious, and in tbo evening when Stew
AT came back the sheriT was on hand ,anl
in conversation with him soon bccaHe
convinced that the horse was stolen prop
erty, and concluded TO srres. Stewart on
suspicion. IT turns on, thu. some time
ago S.ewer. stole aJair Of mules from &
man living nosr Jacksonport Ar
kansas, snd after travelling some
distance traded then of for tho horse
which hs waited Mr.. Myers to soil for
him. Tho owner Of the horse has been
heard from. and will arrive here Ia dag
or two. And thus, ono by one, Come
tim,s throe and four 1T pull Han
"take' en- to-"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the extrcmo irciem.
ency OF the weather, there wa. = very fair
audience At The Atheneum las: Elght to
witness sho performances o. the Chapman
Sisters in Don Giovanni. The cnt,r;a n
mont commenced w,.h farce which Wa.
capitally rendered rni we'll received by
( the audience. Don Giovanni, rs rendered
by the CaePiaan s;,s.ers, i'
blri.sgls Of the most
eEirav!gsnt hind, aaI eb5lnls in grotei-
quo singing and dauning, besides dancing
Of n fopcri5r kind, ike that Of Me. Ells
Chapman, and superior fingins like tha:
of Miss Blanche Chapman, who assumed
the title role. To people unaccnstomed
to tho bale. the co.tuining might seen
Objectionable, bat there was moth,
ing in the play that could
! w " .F| stA ~ II hDFAN-| .
With local hits. nearly Oh OF which wq',
loudly spplauded by tho lndi2nce. 1. +
marvel how the troupe learned so Enuet
| sbou. Cairo ia % shor: a time. This even
ing the troupe give their last por:ormanc,
in this city, when the spectacular piece
Leo and Lotus will be pm. on the h3srls
a full hou.e may bo yxpe.. e1.
JUST received sud to arrive. the follow.
ins goods which We olsr TO the trade a
low price,:
New York Early Rose,
Early Goodrich,
" Shaker Eu..ltt., aui
Ohio Iiyor Pink Bye potatoes.
Oaion Bullons, aud Il general sssort
mant Of d. II. Ferry * Cos carder
seeds.
Also Caoise Ciovor seed Timothy seed
Extra Clean Blue Grass, Ml,et, Hunga
rian, Rod Top Orchard erase, and White
Cloier for yards and Lawns.
Also New Orleans ani New York 81.
gar, syrup ana Coffee bought after the late
decline in prices,
Also q few bbl- o. iuo sweet Cider.
iGS--2-2l-tf SrEArrov 81 BIgp