The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-01

Who wants u bargain In n ten-horsc
power upright engine! or an upright
boiler. or both? IL can be found AZ the
BULLETIN office. We have too much
power.
Large stock gents furnishing goods
at very low prices, ut G. ilanny's.
MIR. Iiuclner, proprietor Of the Plant
ers' House, informs Us that he has heard
nothing from the man who hired the
negro boy to throw stones into his house
Monday. but he declares that he will find
him II he "ncver lays up a cent" and
that when the rascal l. found he will
make Ii warm TOR him.
The finest stool. Of chlldrcn's cloaks.
also caps and bonncts, ut lower prices
than ever, can bc found ut Hebron Il
Wells. 1l2 and IA Commercial avenue
Col. Deal, superintendent Of the Mis-
slssippi county. Missouri. iair association.
will long be remembered by the members
Of the Taylor Literary society OF this city.
for the friendly treatment they received
ut his hands, while In Charleston We'd
ncsday. lie Is whole-souled kind
hearted gentleman, and made the boys
feel perfectly at home.
Had II not been for the good judg-
mcnt Of the iremen during the burning
OF Whitlock's store on Wednesday night,
q very destructive fire would surely have
followed. They effected an entrance
into the Parish school room. directly
over the store, and flooded the floor with
water, and thus kept the flames confined
to the room below.
Large stock of domestic prints, mus
Inns. and tickings, at low prices, at G.
Hanny's.
TO those OF the people of Cairo, and
the travelling public at large. who find
themselves in the city of Charleston In
the course Of their ramblcs, we would
say, go to the Whitcoinb house. Joe
Courtway, the proprietor Of the estab-
lishmcnt, i. a thorough gentleman and
an efficient landlord. and never fails TO
make those who put themselves under
his care feel perfectly at home.
| -Sproat's oysters have been tested and
have proved to be the best that ever came
to this city. He will have another ship
ment TO arrive Wednesday. a. M. aud on
Saturday. a. M. Those who can appre-
cIate a good oyster will not fail to call at
the time specified. lie will not sell an
oyster he cannot warrant ~ iirst-cass.
Those who were disappointed in tn. first
lot can depend upon supply hereafter.
0-2S-3t.
AT q meeting of the stockholders OF
the Alexander County Bank. held yes
terday. the number Of directors was re-
duced from twenty-five TO nine, and a
new board elected as follows: F. Bross.
Peter N-f. Henry Wells. William Kluge.
Albert Susanka, WIN. Wolfe. of Cairo aud
+. II. Brinkuan and Il. l.. Billingsley. Of
-. Louis. AT a meeting of the directors,
held later in the day. 4. Bross was elected
President, Peter Nea. Vice.Prcsident,
and Henry Wells. Cashier
| Large stock OF dress goods. merinos,
alpacs.-. poplins, cashmeres, very cheap,
--rramSi ~, the man who be-
came indi 2 - y we stated that he
ing a e. hhin and revolver
and 49, Communication TO us
which 49, ned. asking us to deter
any further remarks in his Case. and also
asking the public to suspend judgmen,
until the truth OF the case WAS known
Vas sentenced to year in the penilen.
tiary yesterday.
Large stock dry goods, without re-
serve. at very low prices. at C. Ilanny's.
--Cilizens Of the Third ward. living on
Fourteenth street, south side, have re.
quested us to make inquiry OF the "powers
that be-" why they have been deprived o.
their sidewalk, and been compelled tC
take to the middle OF the street, during
the past three weeks. to gain either Wash
ington avenue or Walnut street. Tn,
portion of It lowered. and all of 1t ruined
We have made the inquiry. Who vii
reply?
Large stock Of carpets, oil cloths and
mating, at greatly reduced prices, at G
Hanny's.
On Wednesday night, between tel
and eleven o'clock, the grocery store o
G.. Il. Whitlock was accidentally set oil
fire. and before the iiremen succeeded II
extinguishing the flames, the entire stool
. of groceries and provisions was destroyed
r The fire originated from the explosion o
q lamp IN the stOre-roOm, while Wayn
Whi,lock was closing up for the night
He took the lamp from the rack and al
O tempted to blow it out. but the flame
q flashed up into his face. blinded him 70
q the time being. and caused him to let TN
4 lamp drop upon the floor. when it ca
s ploded. The stock of goods in the stor
was large, and was insured Tor twelv
I hundred dollars. Besides the insuranc
OH groceries, the show cases in the stor
were insured tor three hundred dollars
= A number of sewing machines wer
C badly damaged also, and the store-rooi
n completely ruined inside.
h Large stock of wooden goods, ilaI
nels, linscys and sheeting ilannels, yer