The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-02-22

ern Butter, New breakfast Bacon, Choice
New York +. Cheese. Buckwhea Flour,
Choice Prunes, Michigan Cider, Mince
Meat, etc. Only house selling you four
pounds choice Rio coffee for 81. Our
motto from this out il to sell goods as
low as can be bought in any western city.
Call and obtain price at New York store.
220-5t.
TBE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.- -rleodOre
y. Quincy, Grand Commander Of
Knights Templars of Illinois, accomp-
nied by portion OF his ::staff, paid Cairo
Comm andry a visit last night. Among
the other visitors were J. B. Mayham,
q. W. Andrews, Geo. W. Smith, and
Robt. w. Hamilton, Of Murphysboro
jackson county W. G. Dowell. John
NJ. Davis, j. NJ. Scrubeker, r. A. Prick
cit, Carbonate; J. X. l.ape, -. Oxley,
Jas. A. Giles and o. Hughes, Centralia
VIM. Morris, Mr.. Waugh, and others Of
Mound City. After the meeting Of the
order, at which humber Ofpersons were
put through" the mysteries Of knights
Templardom, a grand banquet was
given.
READ THIs.--Dan Hartman Is selling
Of at cost. This is no dodge to induce
people TO buy, but Mr.. Hartman means
what he says. lie desires to 90 out of
the dry goods trade and will quit that
branch Of his business as soon as his pres
ent stock can be disposed of. IN this
connection 1t may De well to state that
his stock is not old or shelf worn, but on
the contrary is fresh aud seasonable, and
OF the latest styles, consisting of such
goods as are usually to be found In
first-class dry goods store. His stock OF
notions and gents furnishing goods is
also large and select, and will be sold for
one-third less than the same can be pur-
chased elsewhere. All Mr.. Hartman
asks Is an examination Of his goods and
prices to convince every one that he
means just what hc says. Call and see
him. 2-ll-tf
Local BREvITIEs.-The cOlOrcd Ma |
sons entertainment takes place at Scheeps
Washington Garden, corner of Ninth and |
Cedar streets, this evening. Grand Mas
ter Rogers, of Springfield, is expected to |
be present, and the colorcd folks antici-
pate good time.
Matt Fulton is happy. It's boy.
Mr.. Chit Bradley returned from
Evansville yesterday.
Probate court, F. Bross, judge pre-
siding, convened yesterday morning
The Pulaski county circuit court, ID.
J. Baker on the bench, opened in regular
term yesterday.
Capt. j. NJ. Phillips is at home
again, after a two weeks visit to Chi.
cago.
-Penmanship is made branch Of ed |
lication in the Parish school, and Mr.. &.
J. Howe is employed as teacher.
A meeting OF the Ladies' Library
was held at the residence of
Mrs. j. ii. Oberly Oh Saturday.
MIR. Jas. johnson who went to Texas !
some two weeks ago, returned home on
night, and lett on Sunday for
New York.
The Turner's are at work. Their |
ball on the 10Th will be one |
of the grandest OF the kind ever given in
Cairo.
The editor of the San and postmaster
McKaeig left tor Chicago on Sunday to be
present at the meeting of the Republican
State Central committee. TwO-thirds OF |
the postmasters of the State will be at |
that meeting.
john Smith, the Fourth ward |
butcher, recently purchased hog weigh
ing s03 pounds from J. B. Kuykendall
4 Co.., millers. at Vienna, johnson
county.
A meeting Of the ladies Of the
Church of the Redeemer will De held at
the residence OF the pastor. Rev. Chas.
A. Gilbert, at 3 O'Clock to-day. February
22d. A full attendance is earnestly re-
lucstcd.
A religious revival Mt Vinccnncs, In
diana, in which all the churches in that
city have been taking part. has been In
progress for several weeks. Thus for the
additions to the various churches have
been rs follows: Presbyterian, OF which
DR.. Thayer late OF this city is pastor.
81 Methodist, lOs; Baptist, IS; Chris
tian, 80; n total OF 272.
DIR. G. q. Parker will lecture In the
Presbyterian church this evening for the
benefit of the Ladies' Library assocla-
ton. Subject--Opinion. Let there be
good turnout. Good music will Ike In
attendance. Misses AlvOrd and Pace
and Messrs. Robbins and Hacker will
sing a quartcttc; duet by Miss Anna
Pitcher and Frank Howe, and solo by
Mrs. ". r. Halliday.
In police court yesterday a young
man named Roberts and another named
Ross, were tried on charge Of disturb
ing the peace, and fined ten dollars
and costs each. Roberts, who Is u young
blood of the first water, wanted to know
"what the costs" In his case were, adding
that the "d-n court couldn't rob him."
Judge Bross gave him the desired infor-
nation. and at the same time fined him
five dollars for contempt. The young
man had nothing more to say, but paid
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