The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-17
Frank McEyoy's Hibernicon will ex-


There will doubtless be big turn out
If YOU want an economical heating
stove for wood and one OF the handsom-
est Stoves in the market. with illumina-
ted front, buy the improved Evening
Stor which took the blue ribbon at 81.
Louis Fair last October, over all others
on exhibition. For sale by {. w. Hen
derson. 1874 Commercial avenue, Cairo,
Illinois. il-2S-d-im
"A small family, only Twenty-Five In
number, hailiDg from Kentucky, arrived
in the city yesterday. Several Of them
| came with their "wcapons"-shot guns
about nine feet long. THEY came to the
city for the sole purpose OF seeing the
sights.
Fresh baltimore she'll oysters at
| the PlRnters' House. s1.2s.ti
several days ago we stated that Con.
O'Callahan was the senior member OF
the firm of O'Callahan & Hall. slate roof
ers, etc, OF Anna, Illinois. In this we
were mistaken. Con. is agent for the
firm of ID. NJ. O'Callanan & r. A. Hall.
We do not want TO misrepresent, there
fore hasten to make this correction.
-LonsdaleMuslin at eleven cents per
yard at ID. Hartnans. l2-j-tf
| Mr.. Thomas Bagnell is unfortunate.
| On Monday when the noon hour arrived,
and he went to look for his dinner he
found it wasn't there. Some one had
stolen it. In the evening OF the same
/ day, when he went to lock for his over
| coat. 1t wasn't there. either. Some thief
had stolen 1t also,
! The Alexander County Hank sells
exchange on all the principal cities OF
Europe. aud attends 20 the collection
of claims aud estates. especially In
GersnRny. II-2l.lm.
Three men hailing from Henderson,
Kentucky, and claiming to be in search
OF lot of prisoners who broke jail In
that place day or two ago, arrived in
the city yesterday. During the day one
Of them got in with some colored men
on Fourth street, was drugged and rob-
bed of $27 in money and fine re-
volver. Up to late hour last night none
Of the thieves had been arrested. They
claim that nineteen prisoners sixteen
black and three white. escaped from
the Henderson Jail.
From private letter received from
Jonesboro, We make the following ex-
tract IL see you we're wrongly informed
regarding the Pendergast trial. He got
twenty-five years in the penitentiary.
Sheriff Simmo left with him on Tuesday
evening, the nth inst, for Joliet. There
is no hope here Of new trial, or new
hearing before the Supreme Court and
the very esseutial-moncy-is lacking to
stimulate the attorneys in his case to
further exertions.''
Just received another new supply OF
those cheap boys clothing and overcoats.
As this is a leading article with us, we
mean TO undersell the cheapest in the
ci y. HEILBRoN & We'll.
"A difficulty occurred on Wednesday
evening between one Of the bosses and a
laborer on the new levce. in which the
latter was pretty seriously injured. For
some cause the laborer had been dis
charged, after which lie came to town
and "iilled up with bad whisky. Re
turning to the levse, the quarrel was re-
newed, the boss using a Ratchet with
which he struck his adversary several
severe blows on the head, knocking him
down and hurting him pretty badly. Mr..
Thomas Ba.nell put stop to the quar-
rel as soon As possible.
For mems and boys underwear, also
mems ana boys hats aud CABS, He'll
bron & Wells is the cheapest place in the
city. 4 good merino suit for % cents.
l2-l0-lf. IIEILBRoS l. We'll.
The Centennial tea party on Wcdnes-
day evening, at the residence Of DR..
warduer, on Walnut street, was grand
success. About seventy persons were
present. Among the edibles provided
were baked beans and pumpkin pie, be-
sides bountiful supply OF delicacies.
The ladies present wore old time white
caps and Martha Washington necker-
chiefs. Mrs. w. p. Wright sang II solo,
and Miss Saunders gave an instrumental
solo. Old time hymns and songs were
sang, aud old sports and games were in
dulged in. All in all the occasion was a
most pleasant one, and highly enjoyed by
all present.
Beaver cloaks and knit jackets
In this line we carry the best and largest
stock in the city. at greatly reduced
prices. IiBiLBRoN & We'll.
1t you want a new and good shirt
either white, colorcd or chcviote, less
than they can be purchased at the manu-
factory, go to llartman's. l2-5-tf
In yesterday mornings BULLETIN
we made mention of the fact that Mr..
| Hirman Hill and MIR. Thielecke, the
''milk man." had had fight in which
the latter was pretty badly used up.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Hill called at the
BULLETIN office, and stated that we had
only heard one side of the affair and re-
quested Us to "tell the whole story"
Mr.. Hill states that some time ago, Mr.
Thielccke left his horse and wagon stan d
ing in front OF house OH Walnut near