The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-17
Local .lOttitlgs


Cold.
business dull.
-MacEvoy's tonight
Col. Taylor is still in New York.
THESE are cold nights to be ought.
Thomas Bagnell wants his oyercoat.
Daniel He'll la. four rooms to
rent.
County Treasurer Ilely is happy, if
hs can't sing.
Judge Bross will return from Chicago
OH Saturday.
Grand lunch at "Our saloon to-
night. l2-l5-ti
The county commissioners will meet
again Oh January ith.
--MacEyoy's uib.rnicon will appear at
the Atleneum tonight.
There was no business OF importance
in the police courts yesterday.
The city council had another bout at
revised ordinances last night.
Trains on the Illinois Central now
leave "a; three o'clock, pm.
Choice New Orleans sugars and syr.
ups at the New York Store. l2-j-20t
Rev. Abbott lectured to good au-
dience at Liberal Hall last night.
-MacEvoy's Ilibernicon troupe are
qusrtered at the St. Charles Hotel.
New sidewalk on Fourth street, be-
tween Commercial avenue and Ohio
levee.
Hon. ID. 7. Linegar has been to Chi.
csgo. lie was expected to return this
morning.
Alderman Paller wants Mayor VIM
ter to enforce ordinance lo4. OF course,
his honor will do it.
For groceries OF every kind. 90 TO
Louis II. Myers, 10 Commercial avenue.
l2-li.lf
-Dyss Parkcr's horse ran away yes
terday. breaking the buoy badly, but do
Ing 10 other damage.
An elegant line of Ladies and Chill
dren's custom Shoes at Stuart ~ Ghol-
sons. l2-l,-2t
There are comparatively few tramps
in the city just now. The police have
succeeded in tlinning them out.
Come one, come all, aud eat OF the
grand lunch at "Our Saloon" tonight.
l2-lj-tf FRED. HornEISs.
-Dick Fitzgerald has in the neichbor-
hood of thirty boarders at the county
Jail.
A ssorted colors Granite Paper with
Envelopes to match, at the BULLETIN
office. II
A few more such nights as last night
was, and the Mississippi will be frozen up.
tight.
Be sure and come to the grand lunch
at "Our Saloon tonight.
l2-l5-tf FRED. HoFHEISs.
Stuart Il Gholson offer their entire
stock OF Underwear al prices to close.
l2.l7-2t.
Michael Easily. the colored man who
died So suddenly Oh Wednesday, Was
buried yesterday.
Mayor Winter and Mr.. Canda. of the
Cairo aud st. Louis railroad, went 10
Mound city on wednesday afternoon.
For the cheapest and best Blankets,
White and Grey, go to lIartman's.
l2.5-tf.
The Alexander county circuit court
will convene on Monday, January 81.
The criminal docket is about rs large us
usual.
Those splendid meerschaum cigar
holders at Cowperthwait d Phillips are
just the thing for Christmas present
and are selling at half price. Also choice
cigars by the box very cheap. No. l2G
Commercial avenue. l2-l6-tf.
1t you want new and good shirt,
either white, colored or chcviote, less
than they can be purchased at the man
ufactory, go to Har.man's.
| --Grandes evasion ever yet seen on
childrcn's Merno bonnets and caps, fu:
bonnets and fur caps, children's cloaks
and sacks, infants robes and infants
cashmere shawls, and everything else IN
this line at very low prices at Hebron 4
Wells, l2-l0It
There was good attendance at TIN
Parlor coucert ut the residence of j. b
Reed last evening. The music, boil
vocal and instrumental, was excellent.
--shawls and skirts, we sell ut REDUCED
q, rates. a double brOche shawl only 81
t l2-lO-tf. IlLILBRoN & We'll.
v Fresh Baltimore shelf oysters "
!, tho Planters lIouse. II-as.u
!, -Olicer Laliuc yesterday arrested tw
cOlored men on a charge of stealing
sum of money from colored wona
living in the lower part Of the city. The
= were taken before Justice Cominys for
= hearing, and were discharged.