The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-02

cuuulating money to purchase library,
and suggests that the boys 80 to Jones.
boro. The Advertiser man thinks they
would do well 10 visit that town.
Large stock ladies' furnIshing goods,
to be cold very cheap at G. Hanny's.
Who wants = bargain IN ten.horse
power upright cngineP or an upright
boiler, or bo.h9 II can be found at the
BrLLErrN once. We have too much
power.
Col. Winston, who has been visiting
bis sister In this city for the past week,
expects to leave for home to-day.
Yesterday was the first Of the month.
and the collectors were to be seen In every
part of the city with their tists full Of
bills.
--Eisenburg's string band has been en-
gagged by the Ancient Order Of Hibern-
ians for their grand ball, which Is to come
of on the 18th inst.
The finest stock Of cl,ildren's cloaks.
also caps and bonnets, at lower prices
than ever. cali I've found ut Hebron 4
Wells. l42 and IA Commercial avenue.
Oyster soup, meats and vegetables
at the Excelsior saloon lunch this even
ing. corner Of Fourteenth and Wash.
ington.
j. &. Huels, proprietor Of the Cairo
City Bindery. left last night for st. Louis,
where nc will rusticate for few days
and take in the great fair, which COM
mences Monday.
"A new brick sidewalk Is to be laid In
front Of Mr.. F. NJ. Stockheth's residence.
on Ninth street. The material for the
walk Is in front Of the house, and work
on the same will begin Monday morning.
Large stock OF domestic prints, mus
lins. and tickings, at low prices. at c.
Hanny's.
Capt. Wilson will read character In
Liberal Religious hall tomorrow night.
He Is remarkable man IN his way. As
u talker few can beat him. and as q
''guesser" Of events he excels any for.
tune-teller VIC ever met.
Col. Eads, mayor of Charleston.
Missouri, was In the city yesterday, In
the interest of Robert Smith, the man
who, charged with having murdered a
baby, came SO near being sentenced to be
hung at the last term Of the Mississippi
county circuit court.
Large stock OF dress goods. merinos,
alpacas, poplins, cashmeres, very cheap.
at c. Hanny's.
We are indebted to Capt. Clark, Of
Missouri, for lot Of his fine potatoes.
They cannot bc beaten. Any person
who wishes to test the truth Of this as
sertion can do SO upon application to w.
Patterson, l50 Washington avenue,
Houpt's old stand.
Dan Hartman, who Is about to estab.
lish wholesale and retail queensware
establishment on Sixth street, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
will leave tomorrow for New York city,
for the purpose Of purchasing stock OF
goods.
Large stock dry goods, without re.
serve. at very low prices. at c. Hanny's.
The first lecture, under the auspices
Of the Woman's Club and Library Asso.
citation, will be delivered by S.P. Wheeler.
on Tuesday evening. The lectures prom.
ise to be very interesting to the public
and beneficial In financial point of view
to the woman's Club.
-Ehlers, the Twentieth street boot and
shoe manufacturer. is happy-almost a:
happy as when hi, last boy baby made
his appearance. lie took his colt,
"Harry Hill" TO the Charleston, Missouri
fair, and Out-did all other competitors.
Young Harry Hill was awarded three
premiums, and Ehlers had them all
streaming from the colts head on his re.
turn home Thursday night.
Large stock of carpets, oil cloths aud
mating. at greatly reduced prices, at C..
Hanny's.
On Wednesday afternoon, just before
the Taylor Literary Club left for Charles
ton, Mr.. Stratton. of the firm OF StattOr
Il Bird, wholesale and retail groccrs, sem
to the members Of the club, with his cOm
pliuents. a box of fine Havana cigars
The boy lid credit IN themselves As
smokers. Tor the entire box was made
away with long before the train reached
! Z harlesIon.
The Excelsior saloon, corner Wash
ington avenue and Fourteenth street
will reopen on Saturday evening, Octo
Der 2. with grand lunch, consisting Of
oyster soup. meats and vegetables, served
up In the most palatable manner. Blat;
beer. fresh and cool, will be on tap. A
cordial invitation is extended to all t.
come and partake Of the good things.
l0l-2t. ANTHONY kRAus.
Large stock Of wooden goods, fian
nels, linseys and sheeting fiannels, yer!
cheap, at c. Hanny's.
Mr.. John 7. Rennie, Of the Vulcal
Iron Works, has In his blacksmith shoI
q steam hammer, that he is extremel!
fond of. He pats 1t on the back, as II
were favOrite mastif, and looks at 1t II
great admiration. We don't blame hin,
II we had it we would take to it as Rem
ME does, for II Is "big thing" In Its way
1t will hammer more hot iron In minut
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