The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12
Stuart e GhoIson

cane brake above tho city at a rapid gait
and was dragged from the horse TO the
ground receiving severe fall
RIBBoSs--ln all oolors, from No. . 10
No. 40, nj % cents per yard, u, S.uar! X
Gholson- 3i-i-l2-lt
+. OK S.--Mr. Thomas Freeman hurts
a tscy card At Mr.. W. L. Sco.l. lie calls
him Simon Msgus, and declares him to
be utterly incompetent. for embership 10
the counsel.
NAGRANTs The police are rsiding the
Migrants. On Friday night two Of tho
worst cases in the country were arrested,
and last nigh. four more o! the same
s,ripo were taken in Le. the good
work 60 on.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services at tie
Episcopal Church at lol am. and a p.
IN. The Right Rev. II j. Whitehouss,
bishop Of Illinois will 10 present and
preach the sermon at the morning service
and administer the RICH, OF conirms-
lion.
SUNDAY MONT. The Liberal Relig-
ious Association Will Ie addressed by
Mrs. VI. A. Fellows, at Casino Hall, Sun
lay evening, April l2,h At O'Clock. The
pnblic are cordially invived. AdmittAnce
tree. 33-4-ll-2
BAPTIST PREAcHIs0. There will DO
preaching this morning and evening at
tho Baptist Mission rooms, corner OF Tenth
street. ana washington avenue. over
Whitlocks store. Rev. Mr.. Hunsacker
will ofiiciate. The public is Invited.
The LARGEST STOCK of bird csges, tot
let sets, water coolers, hath tubs and =
general stock Of tlnwsre stores ever Of
fered ia Cairo may DO found, cheaper than
the cheapest, at c. w. Honderson's, No.
100 Commercial avenue. 23s-3.l4-lm
Mrs. RuMBoLD is prepared to BLEACH
and PRESS hats and bonnets in the mos.
approved style, and in manner TO give
entire satisfaction. Gall at her residence
on Fifteenth street between Walnut and
Cedar 23C-3-l5-tf
BASE BALL. - Nom bers Of the Memo
base ball club are requested to attend q
meeting to be held ut Phil Howards
office. Ohio levee, on Wednesday, April
10, ut 7'3o o'clock, p. m, sharp. Mr..
Howard requests US to state that all mem
bors who mean business will be on hand.
BUsiHEss.-Stuart& Gohlson call at
tention TO their large and varied stock of
goods. There is nothing in their line
they have not on hand, and they have no
goods they do not sell down to the lowest
figure. Thoy request all persons desiring
dry goods to call and look at and price
their goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Ribbons RIBBONS Stuart ~ Ghol.
son have just received from Now York
importer, an elegant line Of ribbons in all
colors and widths, from No. .. to No. 40,
which thoy offer at 20 cents per yard I;
worth double the money. We guaranty
these goods all silk. Come early and
make your selections. 3i-i-l2-lt
KEES.-Mr. Martin Keen's new hotel
at Keenville is nearly completed, and
will be ready for occupancy in short
time. The plan of the house is original,
and there is but one man in tho world
that would have ever havo thought OF
putting up such house. That man is
Martin X cen.
RIDBoYs-,The greatest rush OF the
season The finest chance over offered
to tho ladies' OF Cairo Ribbons Ribbons
Ten thousand yards of gros grain Of all
widths and colors Ton thousand yards
of oil-boiled ditto Ten thousand yards
~
TY-FIVE CENTS A YARD. Come
AM take your choice AT HANNY'S. If
BINpIEd.-- Parties having complete
volumes OF books, such rs Shakespeare,
Byron, Moore, History of tho World, en-
cyclopm liss, Bbloi, periodicals music,
etc which they desire to have rebound,
will do well to consult j, q. liuels ut the
Cairo City Bindery, BULLETIN building,
before giving them to agents of foreign
establishments. Mr.. Huels invites an III
spection of his work and.prices.
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A DILIGENr OfSIcER,--Thoss of our
citizens who give any attention to such
matters, must:.hsSe observed that Scr
gsant Andrew Gain i- ono of the most
diligsnt officers the city has ever had.
"There IL no rest for tho weary" when