The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-18


at the business, and may succeed III CIV
lug the officers the slip.
If YOU want new and goou SHIRT
either white. colored or cheViote, less
than they can he purchased at The man"-
factory, 90 to lIartman's. l2'o'u
IonsdaleMuslin at eleven cents per
yard at ID. IIartman's. l2-o-u.
st. Louis has smallpox in every
nook and corner. Let the Cairo board Oh
health take time by the forelock. and DO
ready for It shoald ii come this way.
There is nolhin. like being prepared for
an emergency.
Fresh baltimore shell oysters nj
the planters House. 11.2s.tf
Rev. Chas. Gillian, pastor of the
Methodist church, will be absent from
the city the balance Of this week and Sab
bath. However, there will be preaching
and the usual Sabbath services at the
church.
The members Of the city council have
determined to get through with the read
ing of the revised ordinances as soon as
possible, and to that end have resolved
to meet every night until the job is COM
plctcd.
The ladies and friends of the Eplsco-
pal church arc requested to meet at the
old store Of Mr.. John Tanner, corner OF
Washington avenue and Eleventh street,
at 8 o'clock to-day. to prepare the Christ.
mas decorations for the church.
II CHAs. A. GILBERT, Rector.
Ladies and children's knitted jackets
with and without sleeves. of all imagn-
able styles. In this vast and varied stock
none can fail To- be suited. az the prices
range. Children's sacks from 80 cents ;
ladies' jackets from 81 up, to suit your
selves. l2-ls-lw Hebron Il We'll.
james Pearce, white man, was ar
rested yesterday TOR stealing pair OF
shoes at Dan. IIartraan's store. Pearce
was taken before Judge Bird. who sent
him to Jail to await the sitting of the
county court. Pearce's bail was fixed at
TWO nuNITtu NOlldIs'
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
Star which took the blue ribbon at ST..
Louis Fair last October, over all others
on exhibition. For sale by c. W. Hen
derson. 1874 Commercial avenue, Cairo,
Illinois. 1l-2s-d-lm
For every kind of seasonable goods,
our citizens will do well to call On He'll
bron Il We'll. They arc in receipt regu-
larry of every description Of goods in
their line, and by reference to their local
advertisements in this issue, it will he
seen that all their goods have been
marked down to the very lowest figures.
There is some dispute 40 to the com.
plexion Of the thief who robbed Tabei
Bros. show window Oh Thursday even
ing. Some say he was black, Others that
he wa. white. The way to settle the
matter i. to say that he was neither white
IOI bldrh' Dhl 'io>- 'et"och wv '"o'
mulatto.
The fifteenth annual ball of the Hi
bernian fire company will be given al
Scheel's hall on Tuesday evening, De
cember 2Sth. II there is Il fire company
in the city deserving OF the patronage
and good will of OR citizens, it is the
llibernians. They are always 10 b,
counted on when their services ar,
needed, and always do good and eiIcctiv,
service. 1t is to be hoped they will b.
literally patroniled.
William Henry, coiored man, wa.
arrested yesterday by Constable Glad
ney, on a charge of till tapping. Henry
went into Botto's saloon at the corner o.
Fourth street aud Commercial avenue
and willie the proprletor's back wa,
! turned, lifted the contents of the
money drawer. Henry was taken before
! Justice Bird. who held him in two hun.
dred dollars bail for his appearance at tn,
next term Of the county count. Failing
to give bail he was sent TO Jail.
An interesting SANDER suit has beef
on trial in the johnson county circui
! court for several days. The trial of Pete
Davis, for an attempt to murder, was Sc
tor yesterday. On last It'll of July Davi
and man named Brock got into a quar-
rel at Forinan, when Davis stabbed Brocl
with butchers knife, inflicting what wa
at first supposed to be fatal wound
but Brock finally recovered. Davis wa
arrested aud held TO bail in the sum O
$1,000. and was brought to the AleXande
county Jail for safe keeping. lie Wa
taken to Vienna early this week.
Frank MacEvoy'. IIibernic0n, tn
only genuine and original lliberaicon
made their first appearance ut the Athe
ncum in this city last night, and consiJ
cring the severe cold night, were sreete
by good audience. The entertainment
was new, original and novel, represent
ing tour through Ireland and tn
United States, and combining ne,
company, scenery, songs, dances an
acts; and fifty splendid paintings, repre-
senting the leading cities. and unrivale
lake, mountain and river scenery, will
gorgeous sun and moonlight effects {
the Emerald Isle. These beautiful seen,
are executed IN the most artistic style
the Scent, art, and view of thel
alone is well worth the price {